molly? total of 37 people were wounded in gun violence in chicago. 13 were shot and injured early yesterday during a house party. it was held in honor of a person shot to death earlier this year. a lot of this violence has been covered, we are joined by matt. >> molly, over the weekend here in chicago, this house party was held in memory of a victim of gun violence, and at the party, 13 people were shot. one of the worst mass shootings here in recent history. 13 victims. aging in age from 16 to 44 were shot. chicago police assay all have survived. police say the shooting started inside the house party around 12:30 a.m. yesterday. the gunman fired on guests inside the house and outside as they ran for their lives. this morning, one man is in custody for unlawful possession of a firearm. police have not specifically identified him as the shooter yet. a second person were also taken in for questioning. police say the scene was so frantic that some people did not realize that they were hit with

i am molly line in new york. the new starts now. ♪ we are hearing from the hero who stopped a massacre when a gunman opened fire at a church near fort worth, texas. [gunshots] [screaming] >> molly: the volunteer head of security at the church jack wilson said he was only feet away when the gunman who was wearing a fake beard and wig stood up in the middle of sunday morning service and pulled out a shotgun. fatally shooting two church members. >> at that point i did not have a clear shot, people were standing up. finally got up out of the second leader had a clear shot and took the shot. the shooter went down. >> molly: saying that he and other members of the church's volunteer security team have been training for a scenario just like this one. we have jeff paul reporting live outside the church. jeff. >> yes, molly, the shooting that happened here by the church in texas only lasted six seconds from the moment the suspected shooter fired his first shot to the moment parishioners like jack wilson stepped up using t

once again, molly. >> molly: thank you.in i'd do jose the mother of two missing children suspected of being a mother of a doomsday cult knows what happens to her kids but is refusing to cooperate with investigators. alicia acuna reporting live from iraqi mountainous room on this mysterious story as it continues to unfold. alicia. >> hi, molly. rexberg police say these children know they are not with heir husbanheir husband. they were last seen in their small idaho town on september 23rd. police say the children's mother lori and her new husband chad day bell have left the state are not cooperating with investigators. have lied and are wanted for questioning. in a statement, rex ford police say quote we strongly believe joshua and tylee's lives are in danger. they told witnesses that lori's daughter had died a year before the death of her father, which is untrue. around that same time, chad told another witness that lori had no minor children. valow's brother shot and killed her estranged husband earlier this year and later

he waited until presents were open for everybody >> molly: i'm molly line. the president sending out a pair of tweets blasting pelosi and house democrats as hypocrites. he tweeted why should crazy nancy pelosi just because she has a slight majority in the house be allowed to impeach the president of the united states? got zero republican votes. no crime. the call with ukraine was perfect with no pressure. she said it must be bipartisan and overwhelming but the scam impeachment was neither. >> leland: rich edson traveling with the president from west palm beach, florida. not far from where the president is spending his holiday. good morning. >> good morning. the president now the day after christmas fully returning to politics and of course impeachment. another tweet. he tweets the radical left do not think democrats said they wanted to rush everything through the senate because president trump is a threat to national security. they are vicious and say anything. now they don't want to go fast anymore. they want to go very slowly. liars. house speaker nancy pe

. >> molly: a lot of >> molly: a lot of back-and-forth on this end. still following the latest. >> good morning to you. what comes next for presidents dropped. congress and left town last week but nancy pelosi decision not to send those articles of impeachment to the senate at least not yet remains quite controversial. president trump blasted nancy pelosi for the move last christmas eve. >> president trump: she is doing a tremendous disservice to the country and not doing a great job. some people think that she doesn't know what she's doing. >> she defended her decision in a letter to her colleagues writing "acknowledgments for this event to prevent the rules under which we all will proceed. the vote on the floor was underwhelming and inspiring in a number of people want to be managers is indicative for a strong case." but the decision to delay is not sitting well with some republican senators who have course would be jurors in an impeachment trial. senator lindsey graham tweeting earlier this week, quote democrats are treating impeachment as open bar

molly: the u.s. and china announcing a phase one trade deal on friday, canceling tariffs that would have impacted $150 billion worth of chinese goods starting tomorrow. rich edson has the details on this deal, what we know so far and what we can expect. >> reporter: the trump administration says the united states and china will fully execute this deal next month. speaking cay ta qatar today, ste mnuchin said they will implement and enforce phase one before discussing any second phase of a trade agreement. the white house says the limited deal sets the u.s. up well for future negotiations. >> it's a phenomenal deal. the tariffs will largely remain, 25% on $250 billion and we'll use them for future negotiations on the phase two deal. this is a very large deal. the china deal, it covers tremendous manufacturing, farming, lot of rules. >> reporter: many of the specifics of the agreement are still unclear. secretary mnuchin says he expects the u.s. and a china to release more details soon. the white house

molly?m nashville, republican tennessee senator and member of the senate judiciary committee, marsha blackburn. senator, thanks for joining us today. we early appreciate your time. >> absolutely. molly: the president says he doesn't care how long this trial is. your thoughts as it looks most likely you'll see this happening in the senate. >> yeah. molly, i think the thing to say is it is complete. we know the record coming from the house is very incomplete. they've been hung up on this election interference issue. they continue to forget that this was the obama administration for the 2016 election. so what you will see from the senate is something that is done complete, that we're not going to leave are bits and pieces that are not explored. we are going to be complete in this. if it takes us a while, it takes a while. if it is done quickly, it will be done quickly, but we will do it appropriately, properly and with respect to the american voter. molly: the president has said he would like t

molly.ric: welcome. i'm erica sean. chicago continues to be a city under siege. four of those newest victims are in critical condition at this hour but authorities say the party was being held in honor of someone who was killed during a different shooting earlier this year. matt then is tracking it all in our chicago bureau. reporter: please say around 12:30 a.m. shots fired detected the shots at this house party and police rapidly responded. hard to believe that the party was being held in memory of another person killed here in the city earlier this year. please say at least one person was arrested with a weapon in a second person of interest is being question. a revolver was recovered. police say inside the house party there was a dispute and people started spilling out into the streets and shots were fired in and around the house. the police say the scene was so chaotic some people do not realize they had been hit with a bullet. the weather here in chicago had been unseasonably mild and

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i molly line. here today, rachel campos duffy, kat timpf, executive director of the "serve america" pack and fox news contributor marie harf and in the center seat today, brad blakeman. he is "outnumbered." a full reaction from the couch in just a moment but first let's go to lucas tomlinson, he's live from the pentagon with the latest on all of this. >> president trump's defense secretary issued a statement a few minutes ago saying he is sending in reinforcements to help protect the u.s. embassy in baghdad. i'm told of her 100 marines will help bolster security thereafter hundreds of iranian backed militia men break the embassy compound. the u.s. army apache gunship helicopter just flew over the embassy and attempted to disperse the crowd. it's not clear at this time of it was successful. it's past 8:00 p.m. in baghdad, u.s. officials are hoping new year's eve celebrations are a reason for the mob to disper disperse. >> we are obviously concerned by the activities of the iranian regime pursued aro

molly?ellison barber always excellent reporting, even if the campaigns don't get back to you with the tough questions. thank you, ellison. eric: here in new york, the search intensifies for that teenage suspect who police say was involved in the murder of a new york city college student from virginia. police looking for the 14-year-old who they are not naming because of his age. they believe he is the one who stabbed, fatally, 18-year-old tessa majors who you just saw there during a robbery that went wrong in a manhattan park last week. we are following this horrible story from our new york city newsroom. >> a memorial service is happening for tessa majors in her virginia hometown today, as detectives in new york work a manhunt for those allegedly involved in her killing. police have so far been unable to contact this 14-year-old on your screen. they have not said what role they think he played. another teen was questioned and released, and a 13-year-old is in custody, charged with murder. p

molly. molly: family and friends of tessa majors, said their final goodbyes and funeral service in her hometown of charlottesville, virginia yesterday. eighteen -year-old college student must step to death. an annuity park earlier this month. meanwhile the nypd continues to search for a 14 hope described of his a person of interest in this case. jackie with story. >> about a thousand people went to tessa majors funeral. her family didn't speak we've god heard from tessa. earlier this year she delivered a chapel speech which was recorded and played through the crowd. she talked about her frustrations growing up seeing the world as an unkind place. until she learned to see the good in people. >> expect the best from others. it's okay to be is better to give someone the better benefit of the doubt instead of not getting to know them. guardian angels will majors was murdered handing out flyers helping to help police arrest the 14 -year-old they're still looking for. police treated these fighting

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bless you, molly.fer, and that has gone with the help of the internet and social media. instagram, along with whatsapp, is owned by facebook. its new director for policy and communications, sir nick clegg, gave me his first interview in post. good to see. very good to see you. please come in. nice for you to be back in brussels, i imagine. yeah. why are there are thousands of images glorifying self—harm on instagram? well, there should not be, and it is as distressing to me as anyone, really, to have heard about the awful, tragic cases of teenagers taking their lives in the way that has come to light in recent days. slit wrists. smeared blood. you have got three children. would you let them anywhere near that? no, of course not. i have seen a lot of these images. that stuff would still be on instagram if the bbc had not found it. yes. and molly russell's father says it is images like that that led her to take her own life, or played a role, i should say. yeah, but what we have to do, of course, is, as

molly hopkins everyone.is presented by the amg four door coupe, mercedes amg, driving performance. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes benz, the best or nothing. >> brie: oh, this was so much fun, but i have changed to my pjs, it's past my bedtime. i would like to give a big thank you to the cast and crew here at jimmy kimmel live. thank you for this opportunity. it's been amazing. i'd also like to thank, of course, jamie foxx. bryan stevenson, molly hopkins, and most of all, jimmy kimmel for let beiting me crash here tonight. "nightline" is next, but first, here with the song "far away look", yola! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you lit the candles on the cake and threw the match down on the floor ♪ ♪ wish i knew what you were wishing for handing out the paper plates ♪ ♪ to all your friends that you adore are you haunted and wanting more ♪ ♪ that faraway look in your eyes is getting harder to disguise ♪ ♪ nobody moves the way you do walking round the grocery store ♪ ♪ only you

molly, i'm goingo come back with you. chris wray, another focus in the interview yesterday. >> the inspector general did not find political bias or improper motivations impacting the opening of the investigation. they are a number of things in this report in my view fall well short of the standard of conduct and performance that we -- that i expect of all our employees and we will be taking a number of steps to address that. >> bret: obviously the president said he's not reading this and report on reading, questioning his fbi director he put in this position. i think tomorrow is going to be fascinating with the ig testifying in front of the senate judiciary. >> this report reminds me a lot of the mueller report, people jumped very quickly to decide in a binary way that it was either confirming their views are not confirming their views. i went and i read a lot of this report today. it's very long. the complexity of it and what you see, to let stephen molly said is a messiness in the process that the predicate of opening t

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molly, thank you for joining us. it's an extraordinary piece.ident attacks her on a daily basis. and here she is finally telling us not only how she's felt about it, but why she came out, that moment, just in october, when the vulgarian in chief does something that we've never seen before. >> it was an amazing moment to sit with her two weeks later and to hear her tell me that that was the thing that made her decide she was going to, like, just take it back. i mean, i felt very honored to get to be a part of that moment. >> and just for the record, for the audience, her offense against donald trump is that she was, in 2016 during the presidential campaign, watching the most incompetent, least informed presidential candidate in history. she watched him with fear like most americans, and like most americans, she didn't want him to be president. and she privately communicated that with others, and texass ts that private communication eventually became public, including private communication with a former lover of hers at the fbi. they had a right t

they made this.we have to rush through, i talked to molly about this.y have to rush through because our election is at stake in 2020. they could kill again. and then we have this move and she sort of saying it's indefinite. how fast will she kicked customer she has to know this is bad politics. >> i guess what she is thinking that maybe at some kind of chinese water told her, out of you can still that. but with donald trump. he will just sit there and kind of slowly go crazy with this hanging over his head. i guess, i don't think that he will, but from her.of view, i just think it's a fatal mistake. i think this is someone kind of like you, this was a problematic thing. i think there's a good case that he abused power, they didn't necessarily make that good case. in order to make that good case you have to get witnesses and you have to subpoena documents. they tried a little bit, and they said okay well it's going to take too long to have the court sorted through. no, this is a moment in the legislative branch should be restoring its seriousness which h

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molly, your book on the speaker, pelosi by molly ball, i can't wait to read it and doesn't come out for a few months but you've been stud egg her and reporting on her -- studying her and reporting on her. why is she holding up thees artif impeachment? >> what she has said is what she said in the clip. she needs tsee what the senate process is before she can decide w from the house to manage this. but this really was not something that a lot of peoe saw coming. and having studied her, i know she often has a trick up her slee but she never telegraphs it in advance. so this was kind of a surprise move. it was something some partisans had been speculating about. but hadn't got an whole lot of s traction unt did it. and you know, now that both the house and senate are out for a coup ofheeeks, going to see what the president's reaction tohis is a what the public's reaction to this is. i think-the-conveniently timed -- i think it's conveniently timed to create space for both sidesbio stew a littl and see where the home i because you know, she belves -- you know, the most important word in the

howie: right, glad to have somebody who knows this, mollie hemingway, thank you very much. the fox news alert that we showed about the suspect being arraigned in stabbing attack at rabbi's home last night, fifth, sixth or seventh antisemitic incident and many happening in new york horrifying in this day and age that this is going on particularly during hanukkah and we will keep an eye on the coverage and happened to duck tail with the segment with mollie, that's it for this edition of media buzz, i'm howard kurtz, hope you had a great christmas and great hanukkah, check out my podcast, media buzz, you can subscribe at apple itunes, google play, amazon device, hope you also like facebook page, we post daily columns there, i don't think i have to tell you to continue the conversation on twitter, as soon as i get off the show i check what people have pro and con, see you next sunday 11:00 eastern is the time with the

it is interesting because when molly bloom sam berger and are hiding out, but they are doing is that actually emerge when the satellite are not going to pick them up. they are not going to pick them up. they are trying to escape as far away from civilisation as possible which in sweden is up in the north, north of the polar circle but even there they have to stay away from the satellite because they know that somehow they are possibly being watched so the times that you cannot escape. you say something about society in that. what you about that idea that we are all being watched? it is horrible, basically. as long as this is in the hands of a democracy, and a functioning democracy, and a functioning democracy, it is not so immediately dangerous, of course, but the threat is there are other ways of governing the country that are awaiting around the country that are awaiting around the corner so it is a time bomb. it is waiting to blow up in our faces. and it will not be so long before we are all achieved? no, no, they are starting to also think about these ships in the brain and stuff

speak a good evening, shannon. >> shannon: mollie, i will start with you.ely have the op-ed from mr. comey in "the washington post" saying the facts are all out, this is the truth, the fbi got it right. there were so many lies about us, and he is vindicated. >> yeah, that is typical behavior for comey. i think he also did something similar, literally, when he was referred for terminal prosecution from he demanded apologies. he has an amazing pride in his behavior, given the bad things that came out about it. this couldn't have been more definitive, with this inspector general came out and said, that no one was vindicated who had anything to do with this. he laid out so many problems with this fisa process, not just the 17 errors on the warrant to spy on carter page, but everything else to do with the process. one of the things that is most scandalous i think is learning the fbi knew that the dossier was complete and utter rubbish, by january 2017. yet they continue to beak about it, suggesting they took it seriously, and comey himself quite recently was sug

>> laura: mollie, what the ig reported, that's the concern?hey'll not be free enough to do this again? >> that the fbi doesn't care about the behavior being a bad thing is very interesting but the person who used to work at the fbi, he started working for cnn shortly after cnn got the leak about the.ca meeting, things that legitimize the dossier. what's so interesting about the inspector general report is the tells us the dossier is under bunk and the fbi knew that. think of all the things that happened, the starting of a special counsel, getting a wiretap in so many other things, how are they going to hold these people accountable when it's the actual colleagues? >> we just saw the hear no evil, see no evil mentality at the fbi. the fbi went to court and divulged -- just think about this. >> sean: why is christopher wray ahead of the fbi? today, after all we know the amount the fbi went up there saying that we have no documents communicant into the fisa court to give people against all the things enumerated. >> laura: they should sanction the

mollie hemingway and more straight ahead. the most accurate a .. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compass. oh boy... the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. not my thing. >> shannon: house speaker nancy pelosi not setting a time frame tonight for actually naming impeachment managers or for sending the senate the actual articles of impeachment. the house voting along party lines impeaching president trump on two articles. article one, abuse of power, passing 230-197. article two, obstruction of congress, 228-191. not a single republican crossed over to vote yes. president trump becomes the third president to be impeached adoption of the constitution in 1788. two years ago, the late and revered charles krauthammer issue

>> molly: that sounds fun, i really appreciate that. that some thought. >> julie: we will be watching your show, happy new year if i don't see you. >> molly: happy new year to you, julie, thank you. we are seeing some deadly shooting video inside a church. [screaming] >> molly: also hearing from people that survived that attack and a stabbing at a hanukkah celebration. >> i ran into the other room to try to save my life. >> molly: plus a man's as a hacker used his ring doorbell to taunt his kids. now he is demanding payback for

but especially about this because as molly said he wants the tri. wants to be exonerated but not just to be exonerated and acquitted. technically in the senate, but he wants defenders to come forward and put on a show and defendim for his conduct. he also wants republicans in the senate to drag forwardan democr give of them a taste of what he feels like he side.enced on the house so he wants chairman adam schiff from the house to be dragd before the senate and questioned by republican senators. wants hunter biden, the forme vice president's son, brought forward into the senate. there's back and forth negotiatio going on right now between the white hou and leader america connell and his office about these witnesses because mcconnell has been opposed to having vnses and thinks it's toois and trump has long wanted some and we'll see over the holidays whether they can findib some equum. robert: well, i think the revvingy thing for theaker here is that she as in many of these cases had aas bit of a dide in her own caucus. liberal democrats would like to

>> molly: plus christmas eve celebration is now underway and bethlehem as christian pilgrims from around the world flocked to the birthplace of. we are live in the holy land straight ahead.

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howie: mollie is right, moe, griff jenkins and mollie hemingway, still to come, hillary clinton saiduld have paid mor >> fox news alert in the next hour we will hear details on pensacola naval base shooting, stay tune for that. ♪ ♪ howie: it was truly a marathon interview, hillary clinton with howard stern who tried to get her to come on the show during last campaign and clinton finally admitted she made a mistake. >> i could talk to you like a person and maybe say to the earth dog audience, this is a cool woman. >> i often did not prioritize media the way i should have and i think that's one thing that, you know, trump would interview with anybody and in his pajamas they would take him and so he was just a constant presence and, you know, i -- i think i made a miscalculation, i do. howie: joining us emily, culture editor of the federalist, i'm glad that hillary clinton finally admitting that she should have engaged more with the media even howard stern, she did more than blow off interviews and hostile towards the press based on years of grudges and defense about the e-mail scandal.

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how do you put all that awful time together, molly? >> day by day. >> reporter: then hints emerge of someone's dark past. >> you've got robberies going on, the homicide.go >> reporter: and one brave woman willing to talk. >> he told me the same that happened to brandy would happen to me.ld >> reporter: the question wasn't just who murdered a young m mother.st it was why? >> there was no money.hy there just wasn't a reason to do it. >> she didn't hurt nobody. she didn't bother nobody. why did they have to kill her? >>> hello. welcome to "dateline." imagine driving on a dark isolated road and then, suddenly, a car behind you and itr gets closer and closer and too close for comfort. is somebody tailing you or is your imagination in overdrive? for brandy daniels, her mind wasn't playing tricks. someone was following per. then she was found slumped over the steering wheel. here's dennis murphy with "out there in the dark."veri >> reporter: it was a chillier t than usual monday night in may 2014, as brandy daniels drove home from her shift a

. >> reporter: you're grieving, how do you put all that awful time together, molly? >> day by day. >> reporter: then hints emerge of someone's dark past. >> you've got robberies going on, the homicide. >> reporter: and one brave woman willing to talk. >> he told me the same that happened to brandy would happen to me. >> reporter: the question wasn't just who murdered a young mother. it was why? >> there was no money. there just wasn't a reason to do it. >> she didn't hurt nobody. she didn't bother nobody, why did they have to kill her? . >> out there in the dark. hello, welcome to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. 29-year-old brandy daniels just left work and was driving on an isolated road and got the eery feeling that someone was following her. or could she be imagining things? surely, her feelings were right. she was slumped over in her car. why would anybody want to kill the mother? investigators search for a motive and the killer. here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: it was a chillier than usual monday night in may, as brandy daniels drove home from her shift at

mollie, your thoughts on the day come again, eight hours, 25 minutes. >> mollie: i think it is a good reminder what we heard about nancy pelosi not wanting jerry nadler to have too much of a role in impeachment. for some reason handling public hearings they don't go well. and we saw that dramatically with the mueller hearings. you look at what happened today, the witnesses similarly, poorly chosen. you have three witnesses per democrats, elizabeth warren donor and upset about hatred for donald trump that she says she can't walk on the sidewalk in front of a trump property. you had someone who said they didn't need evidence of crime for impeachment which is technically true but not the best talking point. and then you had a guy, brett kavanaugh and dianne feinstein. these are not the type of witnesses you selective trying to convince people that you are operating in a nonpartisan evenhanded manner and as the day wore on, look like how partisan they were. >> bret: both sides pointed to setting precedent out of what comes out of the impeachment hearings. take a listen. >> if there is no

barrows contributor with american lawyer is here now with more on that molly thanks for being here. how big of a dip is the company's scene right now and how much of this has to do with the whistleblower we heard from last week who essentially said that not only did both we know about problems with the mix $737.00 max but also the f.a.a. knew about it and nobody did anything. that's exactly right still a lot of questions surrounding those ongoing investigations of exactly what caused the 2 fatal crashes that contributed to the grounding of the 737 max the boeing shares did take a hit they fell more than 4 percent premarket trading to $328.13 and they're not the only ones being hit by this the company's biggest supplier spirit systems their stock also fell 3.4 percent spirit makes the max fuselage along with other parts now according to some media reports analysts are suspending production say that they're suspending it that happen it will likely mean more significant charges for boeing as well as its main suppliers that's why you're seeing the hit in the stocks that they're taking u

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we'll get the real from molly hemingway. so much we don't know, molly.you hearing on this? >> it's important to remember what inspector generals do. this is a report that he's been working on for an incredibly long time. if it follows how his other reports will go, it would probably include a lot of damaging information about what the fbi and other parts of the department of justice were doing, but probably won't come down very hard on the people doing it. there's good reason for that. i.g.s are limited. they can only interview people that work for the agency that they serve. this is only about fisa abuse. it's not about the entire russia probe. and then also, you know, for better or worse, the fbi and other parts of the department of justice have wide latitude what they can do. so finding out that someone has done something wrong or engaged in criminal wrong doing, that is a pretty high standard. that's question a lot of people i think are thinking that the other investigation that is going on done by durham is more interesting. that person can intervie

she was a movie star melissa had us laughing on tv girl are girs on gilmore girls and and mike on molly that kept giving back then. >> here i am scrambling around like all the other last minute losers i'm not like you people. >> our first christmas. >> like everything feels new. and i'll take it. i'll take it. >> shooting the first ever mike and mollie christmas episode in 2010 is where melissa gave us the golden rule of holiday gift giving. >> you don't get yourself a great gift on christmas eve because if you take a gift out of the -- bad, bad you can't shop for yourself that close. maybe it could be something you were hinting to someone. >> i killed one. ooh, cashmere scarf. >> where she told us the gafrt gift is one from her hups of 14 years. ben falcone. >> my husband gave me hearts that said truly madly deeply and then it has everyone's initial like my two girls and his initial on it. it broke my heart. -- and i wear it all the time. so that's pretty good. >> did you cry when you got it. >> i balled, yeah. >> i thought you'd like it i. >> i i'm like i do, so much. >> we were with

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