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. >> i am steve and i have a question. is white supremacy growing in the united states? t's get to the bottom line. steve: president joe biden became the first leader in history to attack white supremacy in his inaugurion speech. then president trump refused to can them -- condemn white supremacy. the idea that america should be made great for white people only has been around for more than 150 years. we are not just talking about the south. this mentality is widespread in places like new york, california, oregon, every quarter of the country. as the riots showed, it is everywhere. the department of homeland security under the trump administration added white supremacists to its list of priority threats. will that do anything? today we talked to two people who dive deeply into the american movement. in fbi agent, he infiltrated neo-nazi groups and militia groups. today his a fellow at the brennan center for justice. he wrote about paul thinking like a terrorist -- he wrote a book called thinking like a terrorist. she conservative talk show radio host. in case you are wond

steve, to an extent, is white, because _ waiting? waiting? steve, to an extent, is white, because we as _ waiting? steve, to an extent, is - white, because we as anaesthetists have still been looking after people suffering trauma, people going into labour, who need anaesthesia for emergencies. yes, we have been delivering that core service, but now we need to look forward to recovering from covid. 0ne now we need to look forward to recovering from covid. one point i really want to make to you is that lots of people out there, anaesthetists, nurses, healthcare anaesthetists, nurses, healthca re assistants, anaesthetists, nurses, healthcare assistants, intensive care workers, have been working incredibly hard this last year, and frankly, they are tired. they are tired but they are tired. they are tired but they are also absolutely central to the recovery of planned surgery and this is particularly true for anaesthetists. the royal court anaesthetists. the royal court anaesthetists recently conducted a snap survey which showed that over

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steve: the white house lawyers talking all of them.r an attack on us-led military base in iraq. the deadliest attack against forces in nearly a year. a group called guardians of blood brigade, gave no evidence. for the first time ever, bit coin surpassed 50,$000 this one, crypto currency doubling in less then two month as it extend its breathtaking rally, the total market value grows to $940 billion, the demand brought on only a price alley. regulators and lawmakers. to see former president trump in his motorcade. >> >> he drove by his mara law go home by supporters of the former president, donald trump junior praised them last night on hannity. >> it was so heartwarming to see that spirit that exists with the american public, for someone they know represents them. jillian: many in the crowd holding signs and wearing themaga hats. >> thank you so much. >> strict rules in new orleans putting a damper on mardi gras. we ask about what this means for a small business owner. e a scre, say, for colon cancer. humana does you one better and se

steve? >> martha, the white house planning a candlelight ceremony to mark the 500,000 death from covid-19.ths from covid with 5% of the population. that grip figure comes as new cases are declining week by week and declining rapidly. dr. mccarry said that as most people have mild or no symptoms, fewer americans left to be infected. i expect covid will be mostly gone by april allowing americans to resume more normal life. dr. fauci says people could still be wearing masks into 2022. he also says there could be a degree of normality in the u.s. by the end of this year. the reason for that uncertainty, part of it is because there's three variants of covid-19 virus and all of them currently present in the u.s. martha, back to you. >> martha: steve, thank. let's bring in brett giroir, served under president trump on the coronavirus task force. where do you stand on that question? >> thanks for having me on. professor makary is correct. number 1, it's true that at least three times the number of americans have had covid that have been reported. so most people believe that somewhere in the neighb

prosecutors in new york state have also now issued subpoenas to financial firms linked to steve bannon, former trump white house senior adviser, trump campaign chief. steve bannon was charged by federal prosecutors in a multicount felony fraud scheme before trump gave him a last-minute pardon right before he left office. state prosecutors are now reportedly looking at that same scheme, an alleged grift in which trump supporters were told to send their own money to a gofundme page in order to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico, themselves, with their own private money. bannon and his co-defendants are said by prosecutors to have pocketed a significant share of that money, hence the fraud and theft charges. bannon's co-defendants are still facing federal felony charges in that alleged scheme. bannon isn't facing those federal charges anymore because of the trump pardon, but fraud and theft are the kinds of crimes that are very easy to charge, either at the state level or the federal level. and so, he may not be facing federal charges anymore because of the pardon, but there's no reason why he can't fa

steve, your thoughts on the white house briefing questions issue. >> it's just embarrassing. they put out these statements. do they even realize how ridiculous they sound. they're doing this because we want to be more useful. useful to who? not to the american people, who want information. useful to themselves in terms of controlling the message. increasingly the whole thing just reminds me more and more of the hypocrisy we saw in the old soviet union that are propped up by their aide. as a cover for everything else that was going on. that's why they don't want to answer questions. that's why they're trying to protect biden. you wonder if he even knows what's being done in his name. the whole thing is a joke. >> dagen political journalist tweeted out this morning, for those of you who don't understand why this is such a big deal it's because if psaki doesn't like your question, she doesn't call on you. >> 27 years ago my very first journalism job my editor said don't cut deals. rule number one. mean never say, i won't ask you this in exchange for an interview. you don't tell

prosecutors in new york state have also now issued subpoenas to financial firms linked to steve bannon, former trump white house senior adviser, trump campaign chief, steve bannon was charged by federal prosecutors in a multicount felony fraud scheme before trump gave him a last-minute pardon right before he left office. state prosecutors are now reportedly looking at that same scheme, an alleged grift in which trump supporters were told to send their own money to a go fund me page in order to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico themselves with their own private money, bannon and his co-defendants are said by prosecutors to have pocketed a significant share of that money hence the fraud and theft charges. bannon's co-defendants are still facing felony federal charges in that alleged scheme. bannon isn't facing those federal charges anymore because of the trump pardon, but fraud and theft are the kinds of crimes that are very easy to charge, either at the state level or the federal level and so he may not be facing federal charges anymore because of the pardon, but there's no reason why he can't face

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white house, mr. stephen miller. steve and i worked together with jared kushner and my pal brook rollins, director of domestic ud personally, never got past. but we were able to at least execute some good parts of it. we will get to see miller here shortly but first a correspondent. blake, he has the details on this new immigration bill good afternoon blake greatest meth good afternoon larry and his good to see how this packages performed by the mighty . actually becomes law the% politics for second year, top headlines on the policies. the meeting through some of them. the top headline of course, an eight-year path to citizenship and expediting green cards for dreamers along with agriculture workers . out in economic side of things, the package calls for visas to support regional economic development . also make it easier for graduates for them to say the u.s. and it calls for work permits for the spouses of each one in the visa holders. in differing opinions here in washington as to what this might mean and the jobs in th

when i go and do a professional job at the white house and do a wonderful job, i'm getting the opposite reaction and that's just not right. steve put out a statement. -- did put out a statement. they said the president and this administration made a commitment to have an american sign language interpreter at every press briefing and are working to follow through on that commitment every single day. do you think there's a possibility that the biden team will call you and say hey, you know the way over to the white house, why don't you come and help us of out? >> i'm sure that in the future there may be a possibility and i think would be an honor. i just think at that time -- the time right now it's just not probably a good idea. steve: probably right. all right. heather, we thank you very much for joining us and telling us your side of the story and folks, you heard her, she was not canceled and she was not fired. >> thank you so much. steve: thank you, heather. now you know the rest of the story. and as president biden shuts down construction of the border wall, americans who live at the border are feeling the consequences of t

the departments have a very emotional and compeling case said former white house steve bannon, they are going to try to convict him in the eyes of the american people and smear him forever. though that ship may have already sailed. as all of this unfolds, president biden took his first flight on air force 1. the smaller version, for the short flight over to delaware. president is refusing to back down amid opposition from republicans who want to shrink his nearly $2 trillion relief bill. he said that his strongest message yet that he is willing to move had forward on his economic relief plan without republican support. both the senate and house have signed off on an initial version of a budget plan that would begin turning biden's proposal in to real legislation. speaker pelosi and house democrats met with biden today, she said that she wants the house to pass its version of biden's plan within a couple of weeks. the economy remains anemic after a year of this pandemic. 49,000 jobs were added to our economy in january, we are still down 10 million, give or take. something biden took not

box news, steve harrigan tells us the white house today mark more than 50 million doses given since the inauguration, 15 million shots in just 37 days since have become president. that's a weeks ahead of schedule. president biden hosting a special ceremony at the white house, marking the 50 million covid vaccine dose administered in the u. s administration has been ramping up shipments to states. roughly doubling doses over the past five weeks, and we could be getting maura as soon as next week, the fda poised to authorize johnson and johnson's candidate, it's less effective than fizer or more. danner's vaccines, prompting doctors to reassure the public that it will help to contain the virus. you may think oh, those numbers seem much lower, but not really because it prevented 100. hospitalizations and death and the new study could boost confidence in the fizer vaccine, finding it worked well among all age groups and at the same efficacy rate as clinical trials. but there are major concerns the vaccines won't work on the emerging covid-19 strains. madonna and fizer are both developing bo

a total of 66.5 million doses have gone out so far, and it's fox news, steve harrigan tells us the white house today mark more than 50 million doses given since the inauguration, 50 million shots in just 37 days since have become president. that's weeks ahead of schedule. president biden hosting a special ceremony at the white house, marking the 50 million covid vaccine dose administered in the u. s administration has been ramping up shipments to states roughly doubling doses over the past five weeks, and we could be getting maura as soon as next week, the fda poised to authorize johnson and johnson's candidate, it's less effective than fizer or more dancers. vaccines prompting doctors to reassure the public that it will have to contain the virus. you may think oh, those numbers seem much lower, but not really because it prevented 100% of hospitalizations. and death and the new study could boost confidence in the fizer vaccine, finding it worked well among all age groups and at the same efficacy rate as clinical trials, but there are major concerns the vaccines won't work on the emerging

to former congressman of steve king -- congressman steve king of iowa, back in 2019 for questioning during a newspaper interview what was wrong with whiteupremacy. steve king of course losing his primary last year, back in 2020. chris, madison, wisconsin, a democrat. it morning, you are next. caller: good morning, john. thank you to c-span in washington journal. love your show. are you there? host: yes, sir. what are your thoughts on liz cheney or marjorie taylor greene? caller: i am glad they voted to not lose cheney. she should keep her leadership position, although 61 votes, one third of the caucus, that is disturbing. it was a secret ballot. we will see what happens today when it is public. where they really stand. host: and today the public one will be about marjorie taylor greene and her committee assignment, just to be clear. caller: yeah, marjorie taylor greene. we will see where they really stand on marjorie taylor greene today. that is -- i am guessing -- host: go ahead, finish your thought. caller: i'm guessing they are not going to be so brave to condemn her today, and some of the stuff other people are saying, some of my th

from job boehner who bought reform to white nationalist like steve king and jeff sessions to manipulative madman named donald trump there will always be those who stand against immigrants, believing reform is somehow a political loss to republicans and not a win for the united states of america. to my republican colleagues i say this. stop attending like you know the political outcomes of immigration reform. when it comes to the latino vote especially i think this last election proved we are not owned by anyone party but we are the largest racial and ethnic minority in the country and our votes should matter more to you than most of us on the capital on january 6. and to my democratic colleagues who i hope will join us as cosponsor in the coming days when we already have many i also have a message. we have an economic and moral imperative to pass big, bold and inclusive immigration reform. reform that leaves no one behind. not our dreamers and tps holders, not our farmworkers and meatpackers, not our essential workers and not her parents, friends and neighbors. what the immigrant communit

and she is a post trump extremist congresswoman in the sense that, if you remember steve kingrom iowa, who had these white nationalist ideas and was associated with a she missed groups, he kept trying to cage his beliefs and ideas that would sod acceptae to what he perceived to be mainstream conservatives. green is outspoken about the things she hates. i am talking about executing politicians and so forth. this is a new world, and the fact that they are unwilling to disavow, it is like the barriers that exist between violence, far-right extremists and your mainstream -- your image of that sort of person. barriers eroded over the course of the trump era, and they really snapped on january 5. you saw these people who look like run mothers or whatever standing with people wearing camp auschwitz sweatshirts. this is dark stuff, and i am not particularly optimistic that mccarthy or anybody else is going to take a strong stance and disavow because this is what the republican party has become. amy: they stripped king of his appointments and ultimately he would lose when he did not have the clout to the people in

hi i'm steve clements and i have a question is white supremacy growing in the united states both in numbers and politically and can it be stopped. let's get to the bottom line. president joe biden became the 1st american leader in history to specifically attack white supremacies in his inauguration speech by contrast during debate with joe biden then president trump refused to condemn white supremacists the idea that america should be made great for white people only well it's been around for more than 150 years and it's represented by almost 200 different groups around the country today and we're not just talking about the south this mentality is widespread in places like new york and california oregon virtually every corner of the country as the riots on the united states capitol on january 6th showed it's everywhere in our military law enforcement among c.e.o.'s college professors real estate agents you name it sure the department of homeland security under the trumpet ministration added white supremacist extremism to its list of priorities threats but will that do anything today we're t

democrats out of the situation here, how is it that the republicans decided to strip steve king for being anti-semite and white supremacy that he seemed to wink at and not do anything about marjorie taylor greene just two years later? >> one, steve king said that while he was in congress, and he was removed from committee. two, i don't think kevin mccarthy has said nothing is going to happen. i think he hasn't done anything yet. but i would also say, i watched her on the floor just a minute ago on your station, i'm not defending anything that she said but that struck me as a woman who was radicalized by social media, and if she continues in her conduct, that's one thing. at the same point in time we live in a society where a lot of false information gets propagated on social media, and we have a lot of this country believing conspiracies, hating people, it's extremely unhealthy to civil society and our democracy. and, again, i'm not defending anything she said or did with her statements. at the same point in time, i don't know how you can go back, prior to someone serving in congress, and saying now that you'r

steve: you are canadian. pete: thank you so much. vice president harris nina harris accused of using her aunt's fame to boost her own personal brand. well now whitekeness. steve: it appears she is continuing. peter schweizer is the president of the government accountability institute. he joins us right now from down in florida where it is not freezing cold. peter, we have heard so much about hunter biden over the last year or two and now the president's brother frank and their connections and apparently the white house lawyers told the whole family you can't do it. and, yet, it looks as if what meena harris is doing with her merchandise flies in the face of what the lawyers have told the family to stop doing. >> yeah. i think you're exactly right. and here's the problem. ultimately, it's the principle in this case vice president harris or president biden that have to lay down the law in their family. they are not going to pay attention to what a lawyer says. and in both instances, both with the biden and the harris families, you have this sort of cultural history of this kind of cashing in. and habits are hard to break. and oftentimes political f

just as white supremacist republican congressman steve king of iowa was removed from his committee assignments just a couple of years ago. that was more than enough to remove her. this means she will now have no actual work to do in congress. there's no point, actually, in her even showing up. but the house republican leader, kevin mccarthy, apparently believed her denials when she told him to his face that she didn't say all these things that she was accused of, definitely at least never said them recently. in believing her when she denied those things to him, leader mccarthy let down his caucus in believing her, in not checking that, and repeating her denials, repeating them as his endorsed assurances that he hadn't said any of these things that she'd been accused of. she definitely didn't know anything about that laser thing. she hadn't been talking about the "q" stuff in a long -- had he checked on whether her denials were accurate, had he bothered to check on whether she was lying to him, he could have then told his caucus, hey, i went to her, confronted her about this stuff and lied to m

political, biden brings back presidential pda during the white house for joining is is steve krakauerjust beating the normal public curiosity about a new president and what life is like in the white house for him and his family and his dogs? >> yes, there is certainly some of that. things get covered in the media for one of three reasons. it is because it is going to get ratings or clicks. awards. this is the kind of think the drives traffic to these sites. that's a certain subset of the voter population in america that may be treat politics like a hobby or sport and this is super interesting and drives traffic to those sites. howie: i certainly understand that but look, pieces and politico and washington post that went on and on talked about how the new president holds hands and kisses his wife. i have no doubt this is genuine and they been married a long time but do these pieces explicitly contrasted that with trump's chile marriage for your thoughts. >> yet, the reason this is so obvious right now and so clear is because of how things have happened that the pendulum swing from the

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mccarthy to do what he -- something similar to what he did with steve king after steve king made comments that were sympathetic to white nationalists when he stripped him of all of his committee assignments. that does not seem to be the conversation around marjorie taylor greene. now, the education committee has been the real focus because of her comments about shootings at sandy hook and park lavrnds, but she also has a seat on the budget committee and there's been conversation that she could perhaps retain one of those seats. this is obviously a difficult political situation for republicans to vote on this because we're already seeing campaign ads from democrats saying these republicans they were running against engage in these conspiracy theories that qanon posts on the internet. if, in fact, republicans go to the floor and vote to support marjorie taylor greene, those ads are a lot easier to write. so i think that's part of why politically mccarthy wants to try to do something to avert this vote. but it's clear marjorie taylor greene isn't backing down and she's making life particularly difficult for them right now

white supremacist. why did they become such a bad thing. even though steve king had been acting that way forever, republicans decided they just had enough. and the house republican leader, kevin mccarthy got his caucus to strip steve king of his committee assignments, kicked off of the committees and treated like a pariah. he ended up twidling his thumbs for the rest of the term and a republican primary against him in which he was soundly defeated. that was it for steve king's political career. they know how to do this. democrats control the house. take care of this problem with marjorie taylor greene saying nancy pelosi should be shot and jews are controlling space accounting for the wildfires. take care of this problem that you have with marjorie taylor greene the way you did with steve king. she wasn't musing aloud about whether words are good or bad the way steve king was. she is leading to a violent attack on the capitol and that ats it heart is about executing democrats. for being democrats. democrats are saying, listen, do what you did with steve king

the congressman and steve talked about earlier. they are troubled that whites are becoming a smaller percentage of the american population. i would love to be able to reach out to those folks. but i don't know what to say to voters who are troubled by the fact that my daughter may one day be a major political figure in the united states. i don't know how to respond to that. >> cynthia actually you had a word in your essay which i thought was powerful, white / is that what you are talking about? >> absolutely. from the moment that trump started, actually remember trump came onto the national political stage as a prominent supporter of birth there is the notion that barack obama was an illegitimate president of the united states because he wasn't really born here. how does he run his first campaign? building a wall, talking about banning muslims from the country and talk about mexicans as criminals as drug dealers and rapists. yes he also talked about how bad trade deals were. he promised he would return manufacturing to the united states. he did very little in t

privilege to white benefit, white confessional, white critical, white traitor and white abolitionist. unbelievable. stevedy, you are right. gave to somebody on staff and then they circulated it and the next thing you know principal at east side community a fell to loy by the name of mark feldman sent it do you live of the parents and said this is meant as food for thought. and so there has obviously been some backlash. and some people are not liking that this is from "the new york post." the document in question was shared with the school by parents as a part of ongoing anti-racist work in the community and is one of many resources the school utilizes. our staff are now being targeted with vile racist anti-met particular and homophobic slurs and degrading language for from people outside of their school and nothing justifies the abuse directed at our educators. and but. pete: abuse directed at white kid in this particular case who are told to be guilty for the color of their skin. haven't we been trying to move past that idea, ainsley? ainsley: yeah. you know, it's a tough topic in our country right now.

so attractive to these mediocre white guys, because it makes them feel tough for once and they think they'll be luke squie walker in their own fantasy film and next steveptain america or they're mad because they're mediocre white guys and have a world shared with different kinds of people? >> yes. all of the above. if you look at the fighters on the capitol, the people who stormed the capitol, these young men are all literally dressing up like special forces soldiers to these people, the boogaloo boys think they're joint special. >> exactly. >> it's so true talking about kind of the makeup that you saw on the capitol hill steps as i was there reporting so many of them were dressed up that way. here with me now actually is jason johnson, msnbc political contributor and a host of podcast a word with jason johnson. it's so good. congratulations on having it be out. >> thank you. >> first time yesterday. really good job. let's talk about that a little bit more per the recruiting that's happening overall and the encouragement in that it seems as if so many of these white nationalists and white supremacist groups are encouraging their followers to go get mil

why is that showing white privilege? stevewell, she was citing the fact that in that post game interview, you know, there was a maga hat in his locker when he was playing for the patriots. and his comments supporting his friend but he had known him for, i think close to a decade he had known donald trump. here's the thing. she had said things about tom brady back in 2017. so, obviously, she has got a problem with him. and she wrote this op-ed. joe concha was on "fox & friends first" a little while ago and had this observation about people in the athletic world who are targeted for nonathletic things like political ties. >> it's so typical that we always work politics into the escapism of sports. tom brady has been nothing but class. what -- how do you hold somebody account being for as you said doing what 74 million people did, including tiger woods, i believe also is supportive of donald trump and was supportive of him or the great jack nicklaus or mike tyson. should we take away his heavyweight title from 30 years allege or

mark: steve, that's the idea, the white house wants to adjust the program to help businesses survive two-week period when only businesses with fewer with 20 employees will be able to apply for ppp loans and also renewed focus on contractors and self-employed americans. this administration also hopes to cut down on some of the red taped in loan applications. this week the white house will once again urge lawmakers to pass the american rescue plan. that's the $1.9 trillion bill that includes billions for covid testing, more money for small business programs and another round of stimulus checks. democrats call this packet essential, republicans say it's too expensive with too much going to projects and priorities not directly related to the pan pandemic. >> the cornerstone of this bill is wasteful spending and it's pork and buying members of congress so they can use their wish list with pandemic as an excuse. mark: they are expected to pass stimulus bill by the end of the week. it's unclear how the senate will handle efforts to increase minimum wage. steve, ainsley, it's going to be sno

white supremacist. why did though become such a bad thing? and even though steve king had been saying stuff like that and acting that way forever, this time, republicans decided they just had enough. and the house republican leader, kevin mccarthy, got his caucus to strip steve king of all his committee assignments. he was kicked off all his committee said, treated as a pariah from there on out. he had no actual work to do. he ended up twiddling his thumbs in the house for the lest of the term and there was a republican primary against him in which he was sounded defeated and that was it for steve king's political career. they know how to do this. and democrats now control the house. they basically said to rns, look, you know how to do this. take care of this problem with marjorie taylor greene saying nancy pelosi should be shot and sandy hook didn't happen and parkland didn't happen and yous are controlling space that account for the wildfires. i mean, take care of this problem you have with marjorie taylor greene the way you did with steve king. she wasn't musin

i am steve clemons i have a question now that the democrats are moving into the white house well the rights of american workers actually improve let's get to the bottom line. compared to much of the developed world the united states is the wild west of labor markets protections for american laborers have eroded unions are shunned by the biggest and richest corporations in the world and workers are all too often the most expendable parts of the corporate equation if capitalism was working right why is it that virtually nowhere in america can a full time minimum wage worker find a 2 bedroom apartment technology continues to move forward disrupting jobs particularly for large segments of the lesser skilled workforce some really win big but this also creates more and more unstable low paying jobs with few if any benefits today we're honored to speak to a legendary leader who literally spent her life trying to give voice and power to the voiceless and powerless she was born 10 years after women secure the right to vote in america the lords who are to made history along with cesar chavez w

receiving the same punishment, if you will, in the republican caucus that steve king from iowa received for comments he made about white supports the hateful things that this congress woman has said. to put it in perspective, to add more to the craziness the republican house caucus may be on the verge of taking a stronger stance against liz cheney for a vote of conscience than they are against this congress woman for the hate she's spread. sad day in congress if that's the case. >> bret: mccarthy is saying that he stands by liz cheney and keeping her in leadership position. she is going for a vote in the caucus. they're still talking about it at this hour. byron, what about this? obviously everybody onen this panel denounces fully those statements and anything that resembles threats. lot of people have spoken out about it including karl rove saying they should really look at this. is it the voters in georgia who decide whether she stays in congress? what about committees? >> well, certainly is up to the voters whether she stays in congress. look, her statements are indefensible. republicans should not try to defend the

charles kushner, his son-in-law's father and former white house chief strategist steve bannon, who was awaiting trial on his granting clemency to themselves, prevent clemency for the family to the third degree, paid campaign staff or any person or entity that committed an offense and a catchall provision making a pardon invalid issued for a corrupt purpose. i introduced similar resolutions in the previous two congresses. i would also like to talk about ways to improve the clemency process, transparency and the timing of pardons and commutations. specifically, i would like to hear the witnesses views about public notice of pardons to get around the issue of possible secret pardons or connie tatian's that might be issued before election day. they had suggested some kind of prohibition but i have to have some time and notice, so if it was a secret pardon, that would have to be addressed. public notice of pardons so voters have notice, not only in a presidential election year but in the first term. providing [indiscernible] amending the department of justice respecting the comments he proc

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