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this is what al sharpton said.mmunity leaders, business leaders got to come together, so al sharpton is behind getting crime under control. now, a lot of great verbiage here, a lot of great rhetoric, whether this leads to anything, i can't tell you. it seems like adams tried to shift the buck a little bit by saying it's not just me, it's these prosecutors, it's bail reform that i can't control. he does have a bully pulpit to pushback on some of that we should point out. david solemon was again eloquent liz: did anybody get upset and read the riot act? charlie: i asked that, in particular. nobody read the riot act. what they did bring up to him, which is more than a subtle sort of threat, was that you do realize that if crime doesn't get under control, people are going to keep leaving the city including businesses, and adams said he did understand that. so again, this is a serious situation. it's a tragic situation. it's a situation that what the ceo's told adams is like they're hearing it everyday from their employ

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reverend al sharpton. host of politics nation. bureau chief susan page. contributing columnist matt bai and ashley parker. reverend sharpton, we have a toxic stew here. white supremacy, ideology that's spreading. easy access to guns. permissive internet culture that almost encourages sharing of this far right ideology. where do we start? >> we start by changing the tone nationally. we cannot just keep going through, as you said to mayor brown, you heard the mayor say this before in the government, federal government doesn't do anything. last night when i started getting calls from the national action network chapter in buffalo, what happened, and then i started getting calls from government officials. first thing i said is, president biden needs to call a summit meeting of black, jewish, asian leaders, and sit down and talk about the growing problem of hate crimes and that this government will not stand by and allow this to happen. we need to have a tone when young guys like this understand the federal government will come down on them. they're monitoring

as a reminder, reverend sharpton has been in buffalo.he went to visit with the families who are, there who were impacted by this, i mean it was a hate crime,'s terrorist attack. people often say when we talk more about domestic terrorism, the kkk, where the original domestic terrorists, and the violence visited upon buffalo, new york is nothing. you reverent can you hear me? >> i hear you. do you hear me? >> i can hear. you go right ahead. >> even though i've been doing this work for decades, it never stops tearing me up inside as we stood there, we had four families there. i went as president of the national action network, we often help those family that needs help with funeral expenses, because the state can only give $6,000 a funeral. so we have v -- i met with them and have the press conference you just showed and we had a citywide prayer rally with the citywide topped his ministers conference. -- as i said in the rally, there is no way you can look at this and not deal with the human factor. when you saw this mom this mother, what

reverend al sharpton. they say the suspect, sharpton and other community leaders were in attendance today at the funeral. a grand jury indicted that 18 year-old for felony murder charges. he has been ordered to be held without bail and is due back in court in early june. authorities continue to investigate hate crime and terrorism charges. now to escalating attacks in ukraine's eastern donbass region. a russian shelling is reportedly >> killed at least 13 civilians over just this past day. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky declared own boss completely destroyed. this comes just after the senate passed the us's largest aid package yet for ukraine, amounting to 40 billion dollars in new weapons and other military assistance. that bill is actually being flown to south korea for president biden to sign. >> and president biden is in asia as we speak. he's been meeting with international leaders. is he works to try to strengthen ties with u.s. allies. today he toured the samsung computer chip factory in sou

>> reverend sharpton, thank you for inviting me on. as, if not greater than those we faced when i started practicing law 67 years ago. those basic problems are the same problems we had when we were brought here slates. and that is a problem of racism. and the problem of inequality. because only black folks are brought a slave and owned by white people, and we have never had a quality. we have been chipping away, case by case, decision by decision, demonstration by demonstration, but the nation has never really faced up to the issue of destroying racism and doing away with inequality. those faces are still currently facing us today. one of the issues that is very much of real concern is the women right to choose. in the supreme court, as you know, is getting ready to announce a ruling, probably next month, that could alter roe v. wade. many of us see that as against roe v. wade, or it would bring is back to where the states will decide, state by state for a women's right to choose. is that a threat to civil rights? is this a civil right

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robert: well, i think about the conversations that i had with reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson. and reverend sharpton told me there's a law to the civil rights for every action there is an equal reaction. and sometimes it's a deadly reaction. it's hard to believe that two years ago, the books that everyone thought we should be reading to understand systemic racism are the same books that are trying to be banned in 2022. it's hard to believe that when you saw momentum on the state and local levels about banning no knock warrants and banning chokeholds that there still hasn't been anything done on the federal level. so the question that we have to posit, i think, if we are serious about confronting the idea of racism and making lives better for not just the family of george floyd but those who are lost in buffalo and those who live with the systemic impact of racist policies in the united states, if we cannot do that, what can we do? what can we hope for? d i think that's one of the questions that people continually ask how can we continue to be hopeful when we see all of this hap

listen. >> i'm not going to say anything about reverend sharpton right now. good afternoon, church. to the whitfield family, the father of the whitfield family, mr. whitfield -- [ applause ] the pain that this family is feeling right now and the nine other families here in buffalo, i cannot even begin to express our collective pain as a nation for what you are feeling in such an extreme way. to not only lose someone that you love, but through an act of extreme violence and hate. i do believe that our nation, right now, is experiencing an epidemic of hate. as we know and scripture teaches us, when we talk about strength, the strength of personality, the strength of spirit, the strength of faith, i think we all know that a true measure of strength is not based on who you beat down, it's who you lifted up. who you lift up. it means then also in that strength understanding we will not allow small people to create fear in our communities that we will not be afraid to stand up for what is right to speak truth even when it may be difficult to hear and speak. there's a through line. what ha

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from austin, why hasn't al sharpton condemned the corruption at blm? that is a great question.view" to get material for the show? joey watches "the view" and we consider it a form of punishment for him. he hasn't taken it up with hr but we expect in hr complaint momentarily. dusty, great name, why is everybody pushing for another speaker of the house from california? i don't know. jim, oklahoma, i would love to see joe answering questions off the cuff like donald trump did daily with the covid briefly's vehicle i would love to, too, but i don't think biden's people want that. remember how biden is always saying they don't want me to say this? "they" is president. that is not a pronoun thing. "they" is president of the united states. that is it for us. tucker carlson is up next. we've got a lot of breaking stuff in the pennsylvania senate race, and always remember, i am waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert, polls have just closed in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, there is a very intense primary underway, republicans. primaries and four other s

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reverend sharpton, let's talk about the politics of all this. as professor greer mentioned, the midterms are coming up. there is an incredible yougov poll that came out, showing that the majority of americans do not want roe v. wade overturned. there is an interesting stat here, which says that the survey found registered voters initially preferred a generic democrat over generic republican. 44% to 39%. but when they asked voters to choose, instead, a pro-choice democrat in a pro life republican, gop support fell to 31%, and the democratic support held steady. is this, if the supreme court does with the alito draft opinion says officially, is it really a campaign issue? and the winning campaign issue? for democrats going into the midterms? >> i think it is definitely a winning campaign issue. if the democrats message it right and gets out to the base of the democratic votes, and the independent voters, what is at stake here. because again, this is not about whether you agree with people having abortions or not. it is whether you agree with choic

brian levin, reverend al sharpton. i wish we had more time to continue this conversation, it's so important. thank you for now. it's not just what happened in buffalo, what happened when people targeted people in texs and california over the weekend? and did the race for pennsylvania senate change over the weekend? what the two front-runners are now saying about two big revelations that have rocked both campaigns. but first finland, now sweden. nato is expanding, not contracting. how exactly is russia going to react? exactly is russia going to react? in only 8 weeks. the virus multiplies daily and can damage the liver over time. mavyret stops hep c and cures it. if you've had hepatitis b, it may flare up... ...and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you've had hep b, a liver or kidney transplant, other liver problems... ...hiv, other medical conditions... ...and all your medicines. do not take mavyret with atazanavir or rifampin. report right away yellow skin, stomach pain or sw

reverend sharpton, our poll, it's interesting. you heard the interview with senator sanders. left? in an environment like this for the democratic party. >> you've got to turn people on to turn them out. i think the issue of the left that the african-american or black community, latinos and all are concerned about are not really the issue that they can say that we've had deliverables on. george floyd justice and policing act. john lewis voting bill. i think the president needs to do some executive orders. i think that we need to start seeing some aggressive fighting in the trenches on a lot of these issues. all of this trying to be moderate in tone and style as you are in politics is not going to work. >> should buffalo galvanize this even more? >> buffalo and women's right to choose put in the right context because when people need to understand is that if the supreme court in fact back to mississippi, this decision, they're saying that roe v. wade no longer protects you, we're going back to stage right. if you start talking about stage right, that means something else to me

but right now, i want to hand things over to my good friend, reverend sharpton. hey, rev!tonight's lead, bell weather. >> right now, early

the funeral was also attended by the reverend al sharpton who delivered what fields eulogy. the vice president addressed those mourners at the service making an emotional plea to end the senseless violence. it is time now to get you another check of your forecast this evening. we've got calm for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by with a look. are we going to stay cooler warming up? what's going on? every said, yeah, we're going to start to warm up, especially for the 2nd half of your weekend. temperatures today. >> we noticed a lot more warming, especially along the coast. finally bring a seasonal temperatures with mid 60's returning to downtown san francisco, flirting with 70's for those of you in oakland, exactly where you should be for this time of year with livermore in concord, about 3 to 5 degrees below average there. but we are tracking still that may gray hanging tight over san francisco international airport and we are going to notice that thick cloud cover along the coast even tonight for those of you in the north bay valleys, you could even see some light

joining me onset, the reverend al sharpton, host of "politics nation."ad so many conversations, and we have been on the air together, hours and hours after george floyd's murder, and this crushing feeling that nothing has changed and maybe it's gotten worse seems to be the prevailing view. >> there is certainly it is the prevailing view, and i can tell you, as i move around the country with national action network chapters and on my radio show, i'm hearing it every day. but also, you must remember, nicole, i've probably done six funerals. >> i know you have. >> of police-related killings since george floyd, including ten miles from where we had the trial that convicted his killer with daunte wright, so i think the thing that is missing, and this is what we said to the white house, when you had a moment like selma, you had lyndon johnson step forward and the senate and the congress passed a voting rights bill. when we had other moments, right after dr. king's assassination, civil rights bill after we saw what happened with the four girls in birmingham. th

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they get their views about black people from the congressional black caucus, jesse jackson, al sharpton blacks think. they are so ignorant, they don't know they are ignorant. they are stupid. i am a proud black republican but unfortunately, i spent most of my life in the democratic party and once i became a person of faith in my 40s as i grew in my faith, i became more and more disillusioned with the democratic party. i am a republican because of the platform. because of the focus on god, family and nation. >> pete: because of what you believe in your heart, mind and soul about the things that you value, none of which from your view reflects on the color of your skin. jeremy, to people that look at this and demoralized. is there hope that because of comments like this more blacks and latino will come towards the conservative side of the spectrum? >> they're already there. it's the democratic party that left so many blacks and latinos behind. coming down to our community here in columbus. saying we want to put food on the table. we want to have our faith respected and families respected.

the reverend al sharpton made an emotional plea for the unity during yesterday's funeral service. we need to come together all communities. can say that we may not agree on everything. but we have got to stop the hate and the violence and we have got this arm. investigators say the alleged gunman targeted the supermarket because it is in a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo authorities arrested 18 year old peyton gender on outside of that supermarket. immediately after the gunfire, and he is now facing mass murder charges in the suspected hate crime. 10 miles 705 san jose fire crews tackled a two alarm fire that was threatening other homes in the neighborhood crews were called to the scene around 5 30 yesterday evening on collier said a street near curtner avenue. and you could see smoke from our traffic camera in the south bank. san jose fire officials say the flames spread into trees nearby, with some members, apparently blowing on the neighboring rooftops before crews. got that fire under control. no injuries reported, and there's no word on a cause. more than three mi

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. >> sharpton inviting harris on stage. >> this is a moment that requires all good people, god loving people to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. >> reporter: she laid flowers at the site of the massacre, the same site president biden visited a week ago. >> it's includes let's have an assault weapons' ban. >> reporter: biden aides con said there is not much the president can do on his own and washington is unlikely to break its cycle of inaction. texas senator ted cruz confronted by an activist at a houston restaurant after speaking at the nra. >> 19 children died. it is on your hands. >> cruz's office not commenting on it. mitch mcconnell blessing an effort to find common ground with democrats on gun legislation, if any exists. president biden is largely leaving it up to congress to get it dana nessell and now in the hands of john cornyn and chris murphy, trying to find a bipartisan deal on gun safety before momentum could sart to fade. willie. >> josh letterman at the white house this morning. thank you. chuck todd of "meet the press." good morning. we h

the reverend al sharpton is here. the president of the national action network.ty. and at the table for the hour, john heilemann, host and executive producer of showtime's "the circus" and the executive editor of "the recount." rabbi, i start with you. this is -- i read the president's statement right after the mass shooting took place. and i saw his statements yesterday. i mean, this was exactly what he sought to try to stitch back together in this country. kkk marches where people march this the light of day without their heads covered because there is some permission structure to do so. i wonder what your thoughts are, what your conversations have been like with the white house about how to use this as the moment and to decide what kind of country they want to live in. >> i immediately on saturday, after getting a call from buffalo from our -- leaders in the -- if this does not make the white house say, wait a minute, we need to call in leaders from all these communities and we need to send a signal that we are antithetical to donald trump's presidency with pe

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but it all changed when reverend al sharpton who was delivering the eulogy decided that he was goingite the fact that the vice president had told him she didn't want to make this a political event. he said -- and he called on her to speak. and she reiterated some of those things i think you heard from her at the airport. but just listen to part of what the vice president had to say at this memorial service. >> this is a moment that requires all good people, god-loving people, to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. we will come together based on what we all know we have in common and we will not let those people who are motivated by hate separate us or make us feel fear. >> reporter: the vice president also took flowers over to the grocery store, the scene of the crime two weeks ago today. and is now on her way back to washington, dc. back to you. >> horrific, horrific crime. joe johns, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, as the nation struggles following the mass shooting in uvalde, how can we cope and heal after such a horrific event? we'll talk about that

nonetheless she was called on to speak by reverend al sharpton and she talked about hate and fear, twothat she sees as tying together so many of the mass shootings in the united states. >> this is a moment that requires all good people, all god loving people, to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. we will come together based on what we all know we have in common and we will not let those people who are motivated by hate separate us or make us feel fear. >> reporter: before departing buffalo, the vice president also talked with reporters about some of the policy issues facing legislators back in washington including the issue of an assault weapons ban and expanded background checks for guns. joe johns, cnn, buffalo. >>> here is a sobering development. guns are now the leading cause of death for children in the united states. they have eclipsed auto accidents which were the leading cause of death for child deaths for more than 60 years. for 2020 the recent year for complete records, more than 45,000 children were killed in firearm-related incidents. think about

reverend al sharpton told me at the very least he and other civil rights leaders want to see the president call out fox news, for example, and other organizations and social media companies, who have laid back and allowed things to grow in those organizations. that could change depending on the pressure the white house gets. >> happy to share the best looking byline in the business with you. the words tucker carlson put to the president on the tarmac yesterday in buffalo, he didn't touch it. he doesn't want to name names in that way, but there is a growing sense that he may have to at some point. the other moment of frustration we saw from the president and his ability to empathize and comfort on full display yesterday. we also saw real anger from him denouncing this racist theory but also in his call to get more guns off the streets. he acknowledged that's going to be very hard and he's not really sure what can be done. >> they are under a lot of pressure and they're also frustrated in this white house, as you know, with the amount of things they can't do. they do want to see all types of

. >> i'm not going to say anything about reverend sharpton right now. good afternoon, church.t this family is feeling right now, and the nine other families here in buffalo, i cannot even begin to express our collective pain as a nation for what you are feeling in such an extreme way. to not only lose someone that you love, but through an act of extreme violence and hate. and i do believe that our nation right now is experiencing an epidemic of hate. and as we know and scripture teaches us, when we talk about strength, the strength of personality, the strength of spirit, the strength of faith, i think we all know that a true measure of strength is not based on who you beat down, it is based on who you lift up. who you lift up. and it means then also in that strength understanding we will not allow small people to create fear in our communities that we will not be afraid to stand up for what is right to speak truth even when it may be difficult to hear and speak. there is a through line. what happened here in buffalo, in texas, in atlanta, in orlando, what happened at the synag

you know when folks play this game, al sharptons of the world, race-baiters, when they play the gamey have only chance to succeed is america fails. they are not failing. under these policies we will continue do. the hispanic folks left marxist regime. they left, coming over here are voting in republican territory because they don't want to go back to the marxists. they want to go conservative route and capitalism. they know it. they can't sell it. elizabeth: the nation is looking at, congresswoman, baby formula out of stock, 40% of the supplies. because of fda tough rules on ingredients. it is being blamed on all sorts of things and the supply chain crisis. abbott labs is also firing back at white house transportation secretary pete buttigieg for blaming abbott. abbott is saying you're painting the wrong picture there. this is not a good look. it is also being blamed on trump's tariffs and nafta. then you have that. you have biden moving to cancel student loan debt, not getting at the root cause which is colleges plies gouging on tuition -- price gouging. >> i think people want to se

al sharpton was on the call from what we understand. mayor adams that crime has to be dealt with. business leaders and community leaders and civil rights leaders need to come together to deal with crime to make sure violent crime comes down in the city because it's also raging out of control. that is an interesting take here. adams told the ceos he can't fix the problem alone, this is occurring on large part because prosecutors and judges are letting people out of jail with criminal records. there's bail reform that he can't get fixed up in albany, which says that there's no bail for a lot of violent criminals, so they're let back on the streets. so it's not something that he and the police can do alone. the police chief was on the call. he told ceos that the nypd is ramping up officer presence in 40 precincts where crime is the highest. and there's going to be more cops on the streets, on play grounds, in front of schools. they want to show a force in the coming weeks for the summer as the crime problem rages out of control. corey did

but that all changed when al sharpton who was delivering the eulogy said he was breaking protocol andp and talked, and one of the things she talked about was trying to find a common thread for americans to hang their hats on and that common thread throughout so many of these mass shootings throughout the country would be fighting back against the fear. listen. >> we will not allow small people to create fear in our communities that we will not be afraid to stand up for what is right, to speak truth even when it may be difficult to hear and speak. there's a through line, what happened here in buffalo, in texas, in atlanta, in orlando, what happened at the synagogues, and so this is a moment that requires all good people, all god loving people to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. we will come together based on what we all know we have in common common, and we will not let those people who are motivated by hate separate us or make us feel fear. >> she also visited the top supermarket, the scene of the crime and took some flowers with her and she talked to fam

. >> civil rights leader reverend al sharpton plans to deliver the eulogy and nine other funerals arexpected to be held next week. less than a week since that racist attack the justice department is unveiling a new plan to prevent and combat hate crimes. according to the fbi, hate crimes are at their highest level in more than a decade, particularly against black and asian american communities. >> attorney general merrick garland says the department has been working on these plans for months and the timing of the announcement is not lost on him. >> last weekend's attack was a painful reminder of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only on individuals, but on entire communities. they bring immediate devastation, they inflict lasting fear. >> cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is following this story. what is he doing? >> combatting the rise in hate crimes, it has been a priority even before the buffalo shooting. so today he announced three new initiatives. the justice department will advise community organizations and local law enforcement agencies how they can bette

families of the victims held an emotional press conference with attorney ben crump and the reverend al sharptonlic's ex-wife spoke up as her 12-year-old son cried silently. >> his heart is broken. he half sleeps, half eats and as a mother what am i supposed to do to help him get through this? i need a village to help me. >> we will. >> raise and be here for my son because he has no father. >> other family members of the victims shared their grief and anger over the senseless violence as well and, again, this is hard to watch. >> i cannot believe somebody would give some child a go up and let him think that it's okay and come in somebody's hometown to shoot it up, just to shoot people down like dogs. that doesn't make any sense mo me. >> i constantly think about what could have been done, and it seems like this is -- it's like groundhog's day. we've seen this over and over and over again. >> that racist young man took my mother away. >> how dare you? >> i'm joined now by bishop william barber co-chairman of the poor people's campaign. sorry. i have a policy about crying on tv but that little boy

al sharpton live in buffalo, new york is next. >> good evening and welcome to politicsnation.eral services for 86 year old ruth witfield. and at this funeral, the last of the ten victims killed by an admitted white supremacist, in fact, had written his own 180 pages, and winds

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he was eulogized by reverend al sharpton. >> he was a church deacon and taxi driver and had three kidsvictims were killed last saturday when a shooter opened fire at a tops grocery store in an apparently racist attack. it's been nearly two years since george floyd was murdered by a minneapolis police officer. his death on may 25th, 2020, sparked worldwide protests against police brutality and focused attention on systemic racism. to answer difficult questions about race in the united states. his name is george floyd. one man's life and the struggle for racial justice tells his story in vivid detail. joining us are co-authors robert samuel and toluse. they are both reporters with us. toluse, in the book you described how different systems and institutions failed george floyd. you described what systemic racism looked like in his life and murder. and i'm wondering how you might present his story as evidence to those who deny or downplay that systemic racism is real. >> we went into deep detail in researching how these various institutions floyd's life. we wanted to show that when he met

al sharpton put it at george floyd's penal, american needs to take its knee off the neck of black people. these are hyperbolic, false statements about the condition of black people, and as quickly as the press would point out that fact checking the lies told by republican politicians, they should be willing to point out the lies being told to the american people, black american people, about the conditions of black people, and let me take the opportunity to say something else. the future of the country depends on dis-abusing people of these false claims about the light condition. did you see what happened in the summer of 2020? do you think there will not be another black kid somewhere killed by a white cop somewhere in this country? it's going to happen, i am sorry to report. you think we can take it, this democracy, if every third year people went around burning it down because this kid, black kid got killed by a cop. the stakes are enormously high here, that like i say, given the narrative, giving the story straight, telling the truth about the condition of our country and our people

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the funeral was also attended by the reverend al sharpton who delivered what fields eulogy, the vice addressed those mourners at the service making an emotional plea to end senseless violence. meanwhile, new details have emerged about the 18 year-old who shot and killed 19 students and 2 teachers in texas on tuesday. officials say the gunman tried to buy a rifle for at least 8 months leading up to the tragic shooting. he reportedly asked his sister to help him buy a gun as far back as september of last year, she refused. he legally bought an assault rifle on may 17th his 18th birthday at a local sporting good store. you can purchase 375 rounds of ammunition. the very next day. and he bought another semi automatic weapon. 2 days later. he also openly commented about his reputation as a likely school shooter on social media and threatened rapes in the weeks leading up to tuesday's deadly massacre. the main online fundraiser for the victims of that texas school shooting has now raised 4.5 million dollars. the fund organized by victims first on gofundme dot com. they say they're putting

this service is expected to include the reverend al sharpton who was speaking we're told, a variety of junior senator from new york flew up on the plane with the vice president along with the governor, and we're also expecting to see some of the lawyers who were involved in this thing including civil rights lawyer ben crump who's been called in to represent the whitfield family and some others. so getting some idea of what the service is going to be, probably not a lot of talk about the legalities and the lawsuits, but that's something that's going to come down the road. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much. republican senator john cornyn says bipartisan talks on gun reform legislation are, quote, just getting started. democratic senator joe manchin who met with the bipartisan group this week says so far it's been very encouraging. daniela, what else do we know senator manchin said about that meeting, and just how real is this optimism? >> well, let me read you what he told reporters on thursday after this bipartisan group met, jessica. he said he called it, quote, very encouragin

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