i'm on my way to meet trey lots.y joined the church of scientology in 1969 and rapidly became one of the church's top auditors. he achieved ot-8 status. ot-8 or operating thetan 8 is the highest level a scientologist can reach in the church in what l. ron hubbard called the bridge to total freedom. it's the guided step-by-step process through which a scientologist can achieve salvation. it's a state that very few scientologists have achieved. >> in 2007 he was excommunicated, thrownut of the church, declared a suppressive person but he is still a devout believes in scientology and he continues to make a living auditing people out of his house just a stone's throw away from the church. it's a little bit like if a catholic cardinal was excommunicated and decided to live next to the vatican and continue to hear confessions. how exactly did you come into confrontation with the church? >> the whole environment became a lot more controlled and restrictive. i think it was just part of a general trend of you know, cracking d

you lost your son trey in april. i want to start with you. we've worked together for several years now, been on a couple of panels together. and i want folks to know about joey. what was he like, and what happened to him? >> hmm, well, joey was a senior at arizona state university when we got the -- the horrible news that he had passed away in his bedroom overnight after a college party. he'd been out with friends the night before, and they'd gone to the nightclubs in the area to celebrate a birthday and an early graduation for a friend. came back to his apartment, and he basically just went to sleep and didn't wake up. i would describe joey as pretty much the all-american kid. he loved sports. while he was -- i think he started four -- like 4 years old all the way through high school, he was playing virtually every sport you could imagine. his special love was football, and he played football the last four years of his high school time, but...he was just a really fun guy to be around. he was everybody's friend. he walked in the room, and eve

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getaway driver trey adams got away with a seven-year sentence. victor lupis served 22 months and has since been released. the philly fence eric janovsky served seven and a half months in the pen. and diamonds were not jack cannon's best friend. he's doing a 30-year stretch for the armed robbery. for jewelers all over the country, the case marks the end of a long ordeal. but will they change the way they do business? >> yes. they are concerned at all times and overly alert. >> reporter: before we interviewed david margulis, we decided to run a little test. i'm going to pose as someone who is hoping to buy his fiancee a beautiful, big wedding ring. i will though she my florida i.d., and, of course, i'll have to take this thing off. as someone who is not yet married. i meet with a salesperson who is very nice and very businesslike. >> can i see your driver's license, if that's okay? >> reporter: okay. she asks a few questions. >> is your bride-to-be here in portland? >> reporter: no. when i ask to compare one diamond to another, i'm rebuffed. can i

here is trey gowdy asking mr. comey about laws that could apply to reporters if they are found out about publishing classified information. [video clip] >> is there an exception in the law for for an -- current or former u.s. officials that request anonymity? >> no. >> is there an exception in the law for reporters that want to break a story? >> that is a harder question as to whether a reporter incurs criminal liability and it is probably beyond my kin. >> i don't know about that, but the statute uses the word published, doesn't it? >> it does. that is a question i know the department of justice has struggled with. >> i know lots of people have troubles with it, but you are not aware of an exception in the current dissemination of classified information statute that carves out an exception for reporters? >> i am not aware of anything carved out in the statute. i do not think reporters have been prosecuted in my lifetime. >> there are a lot of statutes in this administration for which no one has ever been prosecut

that's what i said to trey yesterday. i'll say it to you today. >> just follow-up on something else you said, sean, a totally different topic. you said you're in full -- you're in sell mode. completely in sell mode. i wonder if the president sees this as a test of his ability to make a deal. something he really talked about, something that voters responded to on the campaign trail. is this essentially does he feel

trey dowdy, one of the members of the house intel committee this morning, on what to expect from its wide ranging investigation. >> i would encourage all of your viewers -- we're going to start the evidentiary process on march 20th. so have an open mind on all facets of this from the interference to the influence to our american response to it but also the leaks. >> want to go to the white house. kelly o'donnell is standing by.

schiff's republican intelligence committee colleague trey gowdy responds. >> conservative senator tom cotton who warned his house colleagues not to walk the plank and vote for a bad healthcare bill will also be here. plus have an interview with ronald reagan's secretary of state george schultz who has some advice for president trump. >> trust is the coin of the really gloom and cover the rest of the week's events with our political panel, including the bright spot for the president, supreme court nominee neil gorsuch appears to be coasting to confirmation despite a filibuster threat from democrats. >> i have a candidate, can, canon of ethics that precludes me from getting involved in any way, shape or form in politics. >> dickerson: if true to his word he will be the only one in partisan washington who does. iit is all ahead on "face the nation". good morning and welcome to "face the nation", i am john dickerson. the behind the scenes blame game is in full swing here in washington after the obamacare repeal's failure. the president immediately blamed the democrats. but it was his own

with regard to congress's will congress have a constitutional location on its oversight as trey gowdy said to find out who, what, when, where, how, the resident allegedly did this and they are absolutely equipped to do that, a bipartisan committee in the senate, they shouldn't shirk the response ability, that is what they are paid to do and they should do it and do it well. julie:what is your reaction? >> speaking to what trey gowdy's concerns are, that is why there have been calls repeatedly to have a bipartisan select committee set up as you mentioned similar to what we did after 9/11 that has subpoena power so they can look at what happened. i agree that this is just a criminal issue. it goes to the larger issue of national security and safety going forward in terms of cyberattacks and cybersecurity and we still up limited recommendations by the 9/11 committee and all the agencies at the irs and security agencies at the government level and our economy. this is a real issue, they can do this damage, what else are they planning, willing to do and who else is out there wanting to do

. >> martha: here now, one of his republican committee colleagues, congressman trey gowdy, who was also a former chairman of the special select committee on benghazi and a former criminal prosecutor. good to have you here. what do you make of the charge are called to step down to chairman nunes by chuck schumer? >> i love it when senator schumer gives republicans advice on what we ought to do. he is doing exactly what the chairman ought to do. when you have a sort that has information, you handle that information safely, securely, exactly what he did. i wish senator schumer and the democrats would be more interested in the authenticity and the reliability of the underlying data and not the means by which it was required. whether the white house or waffle house, what difference does it make if the information is reliable and authentic? it just so happens, devin had to do it this way. we want take advice from senator schumer. >> martha: everybody is wondering who the sources, who called him, there is a story about how he received a text and his car, with other staffers. got out of the car

south carolina's trey gowdy. american people that it is going to be investigated. >> i can't, but i hpe people watching know how seriously we take leaks of classified information, but i don't want to confirm it by saying that we're investigating it. >> reporter: the russian cyber plot was widespread. more than 1,000 organizations were hit with malicious e-mails and other attacks. scott, comey says the russians wanted the u.s. to know what they were doing, and he said that they're likely to do it again. >> jeff pegues in our washington newsroom. >>> major garrett is covering this story from the white house tonight. >> reporter: president trump ignored yet another question about his baseless wiretap claim. but he couldn't keep quiet on twitter even before today's hearing began. mr. trump wrote there was no evidence of trump campaign collusion with russian operatives, calling the narrative fake news. the democrats made up after they lost the election. >> do you have any evidence? >> reporter: then during the hearing

they need to be tracked down. >> as always, the star of the show, trey gowdy created trey gowdy is thene guy who h. and the fact, the one statement he made that people really didn't see is, we have had all this incredible speculation about the crimes and the collusion and all of this, for which there is, as yet, zero evidence, the only crime we know about, the only thing we know for sure, which was a felony, which was -- is the unmasking of flynn and the leaking of that. that we know actually happen and actually is a very bad thing. >> bill: i got to run but i want you to make a prediction for us. do you believe the fbi is going to arrest leakers? >> i don't know if there are going to arrest leakers. i think they are going to pursue it. they have to. >> bill: they have to. but if they can't get them, they said, 20. there were 28 people. if they can't get them, it doesn't bode well for the country. >> we went 40 years before finding out who was at the watergate leaker. it is not that easy. >> bill: this one's a little easier. directly ahead, brit hume on an intriguing question. should j

i know the people of south carolina, maybe not as good as trey gowdy, but i know pretty damn well.resident of the united states colluding with vladimir putin. >> they don't want a president who lies. no obama wiretap. nobody wants a president who defails a former president and brings down his presidency. >> you look at the last five minutes of trey gowdy, and you hear a different voice, where he gets -- he understands what he's heard through those five hours. >> took him a long time. >> something said by james comey he has to deal with. >> david ignatius, thank you. still ahead on "morning joe," hearing for supreme court justice happens and not taken live, does it make a sound? senator ben sasse there for day one of neil gorsuch's hearing that really got overshadowed by the fbi directors unbelievable testimony. senator sasse joins us next. >> of course i make my share of mistakes, too. as my daughters never tire of reminding me, putting me on a robe does not make me any smarter. at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't alway

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you'll hear from a leading member of the house investigates committee, trey gowdy.first congressman adam schiff of california, thank you very much. before i start asking the congressman questions, i want to play a portion of his opening remarks today. let's listen. >> is it possible that the removal of the ukraine provision from the gop platform was a coincidence? is it a coincidence that jeff sessions failed to tell the senate about his meetings with the russian ambassador? is it a coincidence that michael flynn would lie about a conversation he had with the same russian ambassador about the most pressing issue facing both countries at the time they spoke, u.s. imposition of sanctions over russian hacking of our election designed to help donald trump. is it a coincidence that john podesta would be hacked and have his private e-mails exposed? is it possible that all of these events and reports are completely unrelated, and nothing more than a entirely unhappy coincidence? yes, it is possible. but it is also possible, maybe more than possible that they are not coinci

trey gowdy is one that was pressing comey on it. peter, who does he think the suspects could be? >> he thinks it could be any one of a handful of former officials who did not want trump to become the president, but who until very recently, had access to the most sensitive intelligence that the united states gathers. so the fbi director james comey confirmed to congressman gowdy that the following people could have ordered flynn's name to be disclosed. susan wright, james clapper who used to be the director of national intelligence, john brennan used to run the cia and loretta lynch who used to be the attorney general. very interesting. congressman gowdy also asked about whether or not the one time deputy security adviser ben rhodes would have had access to an intel report. comey said he didn't know. dana? >> dana: peter, i have a question about that. also, how does the nsa decide if someone's name should be masked or unmasked? it is actually naming some people who worked for the obama administration. is that way up close to the line of accusing them in a public way, that they wou

south carolina's trey gowdy. >> i'm just simply asking you to assure the american people that it is goingbe investigated. >> i can't, but i hope people watching know how seriously we take leaks of classified information, but i don't want to confirm it by saying that we're investigating it. >> reporter: the russian cyber plot was widespread. more than 1,000 organizations were hit with malicious e-mails and other attacks. scott, comey says the russians wanted the u.s. to know what they were doing, and he said that they're likely to do it again. >> pelley: jeff pegues in our washington newsroom. major garrett is covering this story from the white house tonight. >> reporter: president trump ignored yet another question about his baseless wiretap claims. twitter even before today's hearing began. mr. trump wrote there was no evidence of trump campaign collusiossian operatives, calling the narrative fake news. the democrats made up after they lost the election. >> do you have any evidence? >> reporter: then during the hearing, mr. trump highlighted testimony he said indicated no evidence russia

. >> eric: trey gowdy's questioning was phenomenal. he was trying to get an who leaked the information about michael flynn to "the washington post" and "new york times" ." and comey and rogers kept saying we can't tell you. how is it possible flynn was being investigated, yet there was no surveillance of trump tower? >> greg: i don't know. that's an excellent question and that's why they are having an investigation. you are seeing two sides. one believes in talking about the collusion, the other one about the leaks. it's a mirror battle. it's a mirror battle and in my view, they cancel each other out. when i am watching this, to me, it was like watching a really dull ping-pong game. what i don't understand is, they were arguing that if there was a change in relations with russia, that's true. but you could say the exact opposite. if there is no change, there's proof. to hide the fact -- if you did a dirty deal, are you going to immediately change her behavior? if you can argue that a change in behavior or not a change in behavior is pr

trey gowdy also asked specifically if there was an investigation into general flynn's case. that was a felony, for sure. watch. >> we are two months into something that you and i agree is incredibly important and happens to be a felony. i'm simply asking you to assure the american people -- you've already assured you to get really seriously -- can you assure them that it is going to be investigated? >> i can't. but i hope people watching know how seriously we take leaks of classified information. but i don't want to confirm it by saying we are investigating it. i'm sorry up to draw that line. that's the right way to be. >> sean: oh come on the right way to be? the fbi doesn't comment on ongoing investigations? comey commented on an ongoing investigation into potential russian influences in the election. the fbi director cannot have it both ways here. right now, there are so many questions, no definitive answers and it has allowed the alt radical destroy trump media to run wild with paranoid conspiracies. the only crime we know for a fact that was committed was leaking michae

ey, whate, --t tr have we learned about trey gowdy?e told us that you can wear a black suit and white socks and call that fashionable. hair -- tter your [laughter] tim scott: no matter your hair you can have a part-time job on , fox news even as a member of congress. and yesterday, true story, yesterday trey learn something new. he was coming in to talk to my historically black colleges and universities. and he was coming down the hallway. and one of the security guys saw him and said sir, where are , you going? he said, i am going to go talk to the historically black colleges and universities. they looked at him and said, show me some id. [laughter] tim scott: i was like, it even happens to white people. this is awesome, man. anyway, that was funnier in my head. people say what have you learned personally, tim, being in congress? now you all know that we as republicans do not, we do not believe in affirmative action. we just don't believe in it. however, if you ever get a call from your female indian governor saying does a brother hav

. >> trey gowdy providing no evidence to back up his claims. republicans wanting to deflect details regarding the investigation into potential collusion between trump associates and russia, insisting there was a real crime in the leaks to the press. >> some of that may rise to the level of a crime. some of it does not rise to the level of a crime. one thing you and i agree on is the felonious dissemination of classified material most definitely is a crime. >> democrats zeroed in on the russia investigation, from the beginning laying out a circumstantial argument about what they believe may have transpired. >> it wasn't simply that the russians had a negative preference against secretary clinton, they also had a positive preference for donald trump. is that correct? >> correct. >> would they have a preference for an candidate who expressed open admiration for president putin. >> putin liked people who liked him. i'm not going to talk about any particular person here today. i can't answer that. >> fbi director james comey couldn't say when the fb

trey gowdy was very forceful in his questioning.e wanted to know specifically if anybody could tell him who may have leaked that information on michael flynn. to be nsa director said there is only about between 12 and 20 individuals who have the potential or the ability to unmask someone. that seems to make it pretty clear that this is an intentional move to do a hit job on him, to take him down. it worked. >> i think what a log of the media become the so-called mainstream media, was missing today, during the questioning, he said how serious these leaks are. he said it is unprecedented. he has never seen such a volume of serious leaks in such a brief period of time. obviously, with general flynn, no matter what he said or didn't say, it was a legal and a felony that anyone should disclose a transcript, without even his name, that is under a fisa warrant and the courts, that it is almost is almost sacrosanct. you cannot expose that. also, for instance with the dossier, as far as i know, four people in the room. brendan, clapper, dire

turn around. >> tai feel bad for poor trey. video and laughing about it, but they put it on facebook later and he said he was laughing. >> i don't think they're getting a pet llama. >>> our next high goes to the shakespearean story that played out in a carolina hospital. a little boy was born in a carolina hospital. down the row, a little girl was born. she had heard about a little girl named juliet. so romeo was wheeled down the hall for a photo shoot. as they left, the little girl said her first words. good night, good night. parting is such sweet sorrow. then she threw up on her onesie. >>> our next low just passed "get out" as the biggest horror film of the year. brace yourself for the giant chicken. the internet spent a while deciding if this was an actual chicken or a guy in a chicken suit. experts said it looks like a real brama chicken. but even by brama standards, it looks like a really large bird. or just a giant man in a chicken suit. >> that's a good chicken. he's got some swagger. >> you believe chicken, right? >>

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i think trey gowdy did a great job making the point that there are political appointees like brennan and rice inside the intelligence community who potentially could have released the information. this information did not go to "the washington post" or "the new york times" to help our intelligence community. the only benefit is political to do harm to flynn and trump. >> that is why he brought up that list of names from susan rice to director brennan, and even then roads. the point is these people could have had the information and easily compromised by giving it to "the washington post" and other media outlets. that is a crime, that is wrong, not a function of government. >> i have the list in front of me coming out loretta lynch, people who would have served at the pleasure of the former president, also people who are just in the political sphere. >> going back to what she said, if there's another investigation into flynn, that may be something we learn today to go further down the road. >> if you do care what exactly was vladimir putin, his expression globally and everything going

trey gowdy saying who cares about the white house or the waffle house. if he is getting good information he should get it. you're also hearing from, for example, senate graham, on the "today" show this morning and he was asked about this. i'll play you what he had to say. listen. we do not have that sound bite. regardless. he said, i think he put his objectivity in question at the very least. graham suggesting that devin nunes go to his democratic colleagues and share the information that he has been given, apparently that hasn't been done yet. though there is indication it could happen this week. how does the rest of the week play out. will chairman nunes give his colleagues this information or will we still have more questions than answers? >> probably more questions than answers. that's a safe bet. >> even if they do turn over the information, there are so many questions yet to be addressed. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say that, also, chairman nunes says this isn't even about russia. that all of this is completely unrelated to the thing that they a

. >> reporter: republicans like trey galliano rallied around the chairman. >> senator schumer giving republicans advice on what to do. i wish senator schumer and the other democrats would be more interested in the authenticity and reliability of underlying data and not the means by which it was required. >> nunez had to look at the information because it couldn't be transferred to capitol hill. speaker ryan held a press conference, this comes up. >> nice to see you this morning. abby: the president's senior advisor questions on his ties to russia. jared kushner vowing to testify on meetings with the head of state run russian bank and russian ambassador. it came from this meeting during the presidential transition and he wants to be transparent. >> the white house declaring a week of action. president trump is signing an executive order over so-called job killing epa regulations marking a drastic about-face on climate change. facing pushback from environmental activists, the news will prioritize american workers. he signed a handful of other bills curving crippling obama era regulatio

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south carolina's trey gowdy. >> i'm just simply asking you to assure the american people that it is going but i hope people watching know how seriously we take leaks of classified information, but i don't want to confirm it by aying that we're investigating it. >>> president trump was apparently watching the hearing closely, and took to twitter in realtime to try and refute some of the testimony. major garrett reports. >> reporter: president trump ignored yet another question about his baseless wiretap claim. but he couldn't keep quiet on twitter even before today's hearing began. mr. trump wrote there was no evidence of trump campaign collusion with russian operatives, calling the narrative fake news. the democrats made up after they lost the election. >> do you have any evidence? >> reporter: then during the hearing, mr. trump highlighted testimony he said indicated no evidence russian meddling influenced the electoral process. a short time later, connecticut democrat jim himes read the tweet to comey. >> is that accurate? >> we've offered no opinion, have no view, have no information o

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trey gowdy mentioned a couple of names and try to get more out of james comey but was unsuccessful.tom line is, that act of taking an american citizens conversations and releasing them, that is very serious and the fbi is looking into who gave those transcripts to the washington post, new york times and others. >> on the senate side, judge neil gorsuch began his senate confirmation hearings. do you think he will get confirmed or will the democrats tried to fill the best?>>reporter: he will be confirmed. at the end of the day he will be confirmed, the votes are there. everything that we know suggests this is an the one judge you want to fight about. >> a lot going on. president donald trump held a rally in kentucky. we will see a more discussion all things political. >>> uber is changing plans for its headquarters. what the company is now saying about slowing down its plans to move into the old sears building. ng. >>> we are tracking rain drops. it's wet on the afternoon commute. we have more wet weather to come. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on

as you saw at the end of the testimony both devon mune ezand trey gowdy were clear that it's time to move forward with this investigation. let's get this investigation accelerated. i think there's going to be a lot of pressure to finish the investigation. two, more importantly to announce the investigation has been completed, something the fda doesn't always do. >> you don't think this was a bad day for the president? the fbi director, the head of the nsa and also the fbi director came out saying this president has basically lied about the obama administration and wiretapping him. >> don, i think this was a bad day for the fbi and i think it was a bad day for the state of politics in washington. i think a lot of people at home took a look and said both sides are screaming and all we have are these baseless allegations about russian collusion. the fact of theimater is vladimir putin was not walking precincts in washington and pennsylvania. it was blue collar union workers who didn't want to go with -- hold on. i'm just saying that -- >> jason. let's take the politicians out of it. let

it's interesting what trey gaudi said. if you try the same thing over again and get the same nonanswers why keep doing that. >> the top democrat claims that hearing was canceled at the bequest of the white house. that's a real issue. they say the white house wanted to do it to avoid more bad press time the administration to russia. former official scheduled to testify include former deputy attorney, general sally yates. she was president transacting attorney general for a brief time. democrats believe she will be able to shed some light on connections between russia and the president's former national security advisor, michael flynn. on friday chairman nunez says that hearing will eventually happen but a face the nation, adam schiff said the committee's investigation is losing credibility because of the ties to the white house. >> i think it chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate of the white house as he did during the campaign during the transition or lead an independent investigation. i hope he cho

here, congressman trey gowdy, member of the permanent select committee on intelligence. good to have you. you heard senator sessions recusal today and watched him answer the question. what questions do you have for him remaining? >> for him, probably not any because i'm not a criminal investigator. to the extent people are talking about false statements before congress, i wouldn't have any -- that was my old job. my new job is to provide oversight over investigations after they happen which is why we met with jim comey this morning. sessions incorrectly answered a question. that happens almost every day in congress and there are perjury referrals. people do make mistakes. i was struck listening to the intro, martha, that it could not have been a campaign related conversation if it took place on capitol hill. i don't know where the meeting with the russian ambassador took place. >> martha: in his office with two of his aides. >> then that's a separate issue, discussing politics. the jeff sessions i know has always been a rule follower. i don't think he is going to be talk

trey mancini now batting .357 this spring, 3 for 3 today, including this two-run double in the fourth. playing right field this afternoon, the number five prospect in the o's organization doing his best to stay up with the big league club. tied at five in the fifth. former nats catcher sends a shot to left. j joey rickard cannot find it in the sun. check the stands. grand slam for leon. red sox win it 11-9. they'll be at nats park for an exhibition game on friday. >>> as for the caps, on they're on the road. but before they get away, team picture day, and like last year, hair-raising highlights, just like they stole my teeth. >> reporter: caps picture day. justin williams and andre burakovsky. >> in picture day, we stand up there for 15 minutes, our legs get tired, we filter in, and we all look the same. trying to have someone say, oh, look at that guy. >> i had a deal that i'm not allowed to cut my hair until after the season. obviously it's getting big and justin came up with the idea of doing it. >> i think he was trying to copy him. biggest form of flattery is copying him. >> you'

trey gowdy, we would have expected, he made the case and immediate strongly there's only one crime we know about. it was a crime of the unmasking and leaking of the flynn name. who did it, what happened, why? we don't know. that's the only crime that's been established. democrats are pretending there are other crimes which nobody else has been able to vouch until now. president had not overshot with this ridiculous charge about the wiretap, that would've been a major discussion and it might've dominated the discussion. right now, the story line is the president was wrong. everybody's saying it. his own fbi director is saying it, speaking on behalf of all the department of justice which is trump's own department of justice which makes spicer look ridiculous because it's his own department saying the president was wrong. that is the price of doing this kind of tweeting. i think as to the investigation of the collusion, i think the main story remains. as of today, there is zero evidence of it. and i think it's unlikely there will be. the one thing that's happened is that the clock has st

>> here you go, here's your trey. facing that wall. >> straight down the hallway here. grab two blankets. yeah, two blankets, that's fine. >> you're in 12. >> you're in the 200 pod, in cell 8. go ahead and step in there. classification will come and talk to you in a few minutes. >> few minutes? >> yep. >> the inmates are given a temporary housing location until they talk to classification officers. through the classification process is, you know, how we find out if people need to be separated from the general population, if they have any gang issues, if they have any enemies or if they have any psychiatric issues. and then they house them appropriately after that. for inmate sobel and inmate potter, since it doesn't seem like they have any housing restrictions, doesn't seem like they have anything that's going to keep them separated from the general population, chances are they'll be housed by tomorrow morning. >> coming up. >> apparently i wasn't as clean as i thought i was. >> ryan sobel is assigned a cell and a cell mate. >> his little cell is his domain and somethin

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