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Speaker 2: Yeah, is the card Island the operation off the table?
Speaker 3: And are you ruling out Boom?
Speaker 5: We signed this agreement.
Speaker 6: They weren't so thrilled when they heard that. That's what
I was.
Speaker 7: I just don't think I like it.
Speaker 6: Great.
Speaker 5: Look at Venezuela, how well, that's what okay. We've paid
for that war many times over and many many times over.
Speaker 6: We welcome my friends to the Friday edition of Boast
and Earlies Rush Hour, fastest our in American media. So
it appears that we are inching closer to a deal. Uh, Philip,
why don't you play a cut one over, you can
keep the music going. This was a Fox News report
from earlier today. I believe a Fox News report on
the deal right.
Speaker 8: We've got a new statement now on social media from
the Iranian Foreign Minister, said Argatchi, who says the Islamabad
Memorial Memorandum of Understanding has never been closer pending its finalization,
the media should refrain from entering speculation about its content
in line with our responsible and transparent approach. All details
will be shared with the public in due course. And
of course, Sarah, that's the key to this is if
there is a deal pending, what is in this deal
and what does that mean for global oil markets? Obviously
watching this very closely. We have a statement now from
Vice President jd. Vance on social media as well, and
he is also urging people to hold off on assuming
what's in this deal based on what's been in the
media so far from Iranian leagues. The Vice President very
frustrated with that. He says, I'm seeing a lot of
fake information about a potential deal to reopen the strait
and end Iran's nuclear weapons program. First, the Iranians are
not receiving any cash and no funds are being released
for simply signing a deal or attending a meeting. The
deal is structured to ensure that the US and its
allies concerns are prioritized, and that if the Islamic Republic
of Iran meets its obligations, then economic benefits will flow
to them and to the entire region. This deal has
the potential to remake the region and to lead to
lasting peace. The Vice President goes on to criticize some
of the criticism of this deal that he's seen so far,
so both sides, Sarah, We've seen leaks coming out from
Washington and from Tehran about what's in the deal. Both
sides are denouncing some of those leaks and saying that's
fake news. Clearly something is happening behind the scenes. What's
in this deal. We don't know how soon that means
the Straight or four Moves might reopen. We don't know
how soon oil can flow as a result of that.
We also don't know. There's a lot at stake here, Sarah.
Speaker 6: A lot of these steak is right now. Some of
the published news reports say that the nuclear commitments remain vague,
that there are mixed signals on whether sanctions will be
totally lifted for Iran, including the assets that Tehran has
financial assets, so that not known. Of course, you heard
the straight of four moves, and that would seem to be,
without questioning, one of the biggest points in the deal
that the straight of four moves has to reopen. Otherwise
I don't see how many deal could be acceptable. And
we shall see about strikes future strikes on Ron depending
if the deal is of course made. But from the
reporting we can gather and Pakistan Pakistan Bambi used to
call it, Pakistan has said that a deal has been reached.
The follow up is the next steps are what is
being negotiated now to whatever has been agreed to imprint
In fact, I'm looking. CBS had a report out final
agreed upon text of US Iranian peace deal has been reached,
Pakistan says. According to Pakistan's Prime minister, a final agreed
upon text of the US Iranian peace steal has been reached.
The Foreign Minister, as you just heard of Iran, said
a deal has never been closer. President Trump also echoing
that a deal has never been closer. So we may
I was axed littlely, bonis there I was axed yesterday
by a friend of mine. Oh, you know, midterms coming,
midterms coming, and gas prices five dollars a gallon in
other places. Of course in California they're even higher. How
I and I said, it's an election year. You better
believe that by the time November gets here, we're not
going to be dealing with five dollars a gallon gas.
By the time election day gets here, this Iran business
will most likely not be on the table. Something would
will have been done. So we have that. There was
a presser. Donald Trump had reporters in the Oval losses
today in the White House today, So we have a
lot of cuts from that that we'd like to share
with you. But other news has taken place, the big
IPO with SpaceX today, Philip, But you upset that Elon
Musk is a trillionaire? Does that bother you?
Speaker 2: I mean, with all things considered, I don't really care.
Speaker 6: Man, Oh you know, you know you don't care? Vincent?
Speaker 7: Are you?
Speaker 6: Are you beside yourself with angst and anger that Elon
Musk may be the world's first trillionaire? He earned it?
Who cares? TJ? Upset that Elon Musk is a trillionaire
could be on paper. At least he's a trillionare to day,
your life hasn't changed. Well. Elizabeth Warren has issued and
posted some that if this is a wake up call,
that we should all be very, very concerned. A wake
up call. Elon Musk is a trillionaire a wake up call.
So if you have been sleeping, perhaps you might want
to wake up and realize that the world has a trillionaire.
How that will affect your life, I don't know. I
agree with all three of the sentiments that we heard
from Philip, from Vincent, from TJ. Doesn't affect my life.
He earned it. No, it doesn't affect my life. Good
for him, Good for him, he's got a trillion dollars,
good for him on paper. And for what is unreported
from that Elizabeth Warren is not discussing, is that because
of what has happened, the IPO of SpaceX, from what
I read, yielded close to and I don't find the
exact figure as someone wants to close to. Yes, here
it is one hundred and seventy three dollars per share,
which valued the company at just over two point two
trillion dollars. Now, one thing what goes up usually comes down,
and so people bought in on the anticipation that they're
going to become millionaires or billionaires some people. But the valuations.
We had a great, great guest on the program during
the week, Tom Lamming, otherwise known as Tom Bond, and
he explained the whole valuations of this particular deal and
what he said. Those that are going to really make
money on this have made money already. They're the people
that invested in SpaceX before it took off to become
a public sharing company and from here people making a
lot of money based on these stock prices very quickly
is just it's not going to happen very quickly. But
some of those that will make money, there will be
a new slew of millionaires that happened, and those would
be some of the employees who have been with SpaceX
who were granted stock shares. And you know what I
say to them, congratulations, spend it wisely. Hopefully you don't
live in blue cities where Democrats will tax the money
that you have earned right from you to take it
to spa and on things that are their priorities like
illegal immigration or any number of the other products that
have yielded nothing but fraud. So hopefully, congratulations to the
new class of millionaires. Hopefully you live in states and
cities that won't tax your earnings and rob you of
your wealth. Congratulations World Cup, FIFA, FEIFA, or whatever it is.
I I've never been to a soccer game, have no
probably won't go to ADE. I wouldn't mind if I
had somebody gave me soccer tickets and I had nothing
else to do. Highly unlikely. If my sock drawer was
fully organized and the underwear draw had was fully organized
and clean, and I had nothing to do that day,
and they said, do you want to go to a
soccer game? I might.
Speaker 2: You sound like a big fan.
Speaker 6: I don't dislike soccer. I don't.
Speaker 2: Does is sound you really like it very much? Does it?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: I mean I don't dislike it. If I had. When
they tried to indoctrinate us in school with soccer, we
were in that age I was in that age group
where we resisted because it was just like, we want
to play football. We knew how to play football. We
were playing baseball back then. Back then baseball was still
popular and uh, and so they tried to start in
doctrine indoctrinating us to play soccer, and you have to
learn start bouncing balls on your head. We were a
little bit old for that. It didn't work. Nobody wants
to look like a loser. When you're in middle school
or when you're in high school. Do you want to
look like a loser trying to play some new sport
that you've never played, bouncing balls on your head, looking stupid,
trying to do some sideway. Now, I will say this,
the people that excel at it, when you watched them
what they're able to do, it's incredible. But they've been
playing it since they were kids and they know what
to do with it. For us, it was like, oh,
hell no, I'm not doing that. Go play some football.
I know how to tackle somebody. And we used to play.
We used to play tackle in the street and we
didn't have, you know, all the protection. We used to
just play and we used to play football. It would
be cold, we'd all be frost bitten, and you know,
in New York in the wintertime, we were playing the
wintertime in the park, the ground was fen and we
would still play tackle and it was a badge of
honor to rough people up.
Speaker 2: Are you using a ball or you just got just
tackling for fun?
Speaker 6: We used the football that felt like a frozen rock,
but we had a ball. We had a blast. So
we weren't big soccer people. But I don't dislike soccer.
But anyway, apparently this world now that you have to
help me because I don't know this stuff. Apparently this
World Cup thing doesn't happen every year, right, it happens
every four years or something like that. It's like the Olympics. Now,
would you go to Guada Lajara to see South Korea
and the Czech Republic play a game of soccer?
Speaker 2: I don't think I would. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Negatory, okay, because there's a big article World Cup jubilation
in Mexico City. Pack stadium roared the host of victory.
But in the second game, empty seats visible throughout the
stands in guadalajarror for South Korea's two to one win
over the check reput. And that's another thing. You sit
all game. I guess this thing goes on two or
three hours, and then the scores like wonder one, wonder nothing.
It's like, really, that's it. So ticket prices and then
I'm so sorry. Mexico beat South Africa. Well that's a
game I certainly wanted to see. Had three red cards.
They had three because they were fighting each other.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 6: Oh, So it does get kind of nasty.
Speaker 10: It's kind of fun. Sometimes it chippy. It gets chippy. Well, damn,
I may have to start watching it. After all of
we're gonna see some fights.
Speaker 6: You know, testosterone and apparently it's starting to flow out there.
And then there's that other one. I know, we gotta
go to a break. Then that's the other one. The
other that game where they all start like getting in
a circle and feeling each other. That game looks timeless,
very strange time. I don't know about see videos of it.
Speaker 2: Come on rugby rugby.
Speaker 6: When it when they tell you something is a scrum.
First of all, that word sounds nasty, and then you
got a bunch of dudes like that close up on
each other doing stuff. It's like yo did the Spartans
and this game just you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's a tough sport. They don't mess around on rugby.
Speaker 6: Huh Okay. Then on this day, my friends Brad Delp
guitarist and singing with Beston was one, of course, the
big hit for Beston back in nineteen seventy seven, More
On a Feeling and of nineteen eighty six, Amanda Boston.
What a great group. It's like you had some really
great Boston, Arrowsmith who is more popular Boston and Aerosmith.
Speaker 2: I knew Aerosmith more when I was a kid, for sure, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but Beston. All right, We'll be right back, folks,
don't go away.
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Speaker 6: And ladies and gentlemen, you know, Sunday is UFC day.
You might not freedom at the White House. His Secretary
of State Marco Rue your comment to on it.
Speaker 9: We're really excited about Sunday. We're never gonna see anything
like that again.
Speaker 6: Guys.
Speaker 9: Ever, I was there late last night. They were testing
the pyrotechnics. I'm not going to give away anything other
to say they work.
Speaker 2: That was good.
Speaker 9: Secret Service wasn't as excited by the explosions, but everybody
else and what they built out there was sphinopenas I'll
ever see it again. Although the President's presidents starting to
leave it permanently. You heard that right, He's tending to
leave it.
Speaker 2: Just don't know.
Speaker 9: Maybe you know, we'll just host weekly fights between people
and politics, you know, and settle our scores that way.
But all kidding aside, It's Sunday is an unbelievable historic Sunday.
Speaker 6: Keep it right here wherever you listen to. We're gonna
cover part of me. Greg Kelly's going to be down there.
Keep it here, don't go away, We'll be right back.
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Speaker 6: Two thousand and six, Prince receives a Webby Lifetime Achievement
Award Why because of his visionary use of the Internet.
He was the first major artist to release an entire
album that would be the Crystal Ball Album exclusively on
the Internet. Now that doesn't seem like a big deal
now because everybody releases their EPs and their stuff, But
back then it was the old model. You release, you
hope some radio station picks it up and plays it.
You do the whole Nope, he went straight to the
Internet with the Crystal Ball album back in nineteen ninety seven,
and for that the Wibi He's Gay Prints an award
in two thousand and six. All right, let's run through
some Princess Diane. I can't wait to catch up with
her tomorrow. Lady Benedict texted me during the break, well,
it's kind of a I could do it snarky. I
don't think she meant to be snarky, but I could
do it snarky just for the hell of it. We
were talking about Elon Musk. Kevin has stepped there. Kevin,
are you upset that Elon Musk is a trillionaire today?
Speaker 12: I mean, at this point, what's the what's the difference?
Once you break what, five hundred billion? It's like playing
with monopoly.
Speaker 6: Money at this point, a.
Speaker 12: Trillion, nine hundred billion, it doesn't matter anymore.
Speaker 6: It's just it's literally just a number.
Speaker 12: It's you might as well say you have a gajillion
dollars or a zazillion.
Speaker 6: It sounds made up to me. I don't care. Well.
Elizabeth Warren's riding in some car. She hits you. The
video eon much just became the world's phrase. Trillionaire just
needs to be a wake up call. Needs to be
a wake up call, like it doesn't matter. Well, uh,
Lady BENEDICTA, it does affect our lives. I'm gonna do
it snarky even though she didn't read it there. It
does affect our lives. Don't say it doesn't affect it. It
does affect our lives because he's doing some really great
things regarding starlink and the neuro technology. He's invested in
the environment, all of our futures and jobs and jobs,
and you know, he's doing great things. And thank you,
Lady Benedict. You're right. It is a good point. But
whether he's a trillionaire or is Kevin's a gazillionaire, what
difference does it make to me? Or is a billionaire
a zillionaire. I'm not spending any of that money. It's
his bank account, not mine, And I'm not jealous. I
don't feel offended that he's very wealthy.
Speaker 12: It's like when you see like a supermodel, like a
runway model, and you go like, it's not even like
you wouldn't ever have a you never have a shot,
you know, I mean you might.
Speaker 6: Well you just wouldn't.
Speaker 12: So you go, oh wow, you just you admire like art,
and with this, you'd have to just go, Wow, that's
a big number. You know, I can't even fathom having
that kind of money.
Speaker 6: I'd be I'd become evil, I think immediately.
Speaker 12: So the fact that he's not outright like a super
villain Lex Luthor style, yet I'll give him credit for that,
because I'd probably get when I get to my head,
absolutely immediately.
Speaker 6: Now, as for the supermodel comment that you just made,
I'll have you know. When I was a young man
and I was in my prime, I've seen the pictures. Yeah,
you were, you were, take it. I had the opportunity
to go out with a few models that were fairly
well known, in fact in the music industry. Some of
them grace graced album covers and they were very beautiful.
And you know one thing I found out, Kevin, it
was it was a trying experience trying to have a
conversation with about anything substantial besides what do I look like?
Except one this was this is I don't want to
get into I don't want to blow stuff. But I
had a girlfriend whose girlfriend was Cindy Crawford. Now she
that girl, that model, very very smart woman, very accomplished
in academia. I'm just saying, but that wasn't the normal,
Lady Benedict said, she doesn't like the way that I
did her voice. I'm sorry, Lady Benedict. I'll do it again.
See whether you like this better, Lady Benedict, Well, it
doesn't really affect our lives because he's doing really great things,
large Mark Nero. He's invested in technology, the environment, in
all futures. So there you go, all right, Lady Bendicte.
I keep begging her to come on the show. She
doesn't want to come on the show. She likes to
just but I read her messages anyway because they are
so intelligently put together. Okay, Donald Trump at the White
House today, where do we begin. Let's start with the
fisher people. I don't eat fish. I'm a vegetarian. I'm
not a pescatarian, but I watch fishing shows because I
like them, including the Greatest Cat, the Deadliest Catch, and
all those things. I do. I like those shows. Don't
eat the stuff. I don't eat meat, but I like
hunting shows. Right, It's amazing. And then you see people
do things that I could never do with animals. It's
just horrible. I cran but I watched the shows anyway.
So the fisher people have been under assault in America,
those of you who fish for a living. Trump in
the Oval Office today, cut seven. Listen to this.
Speaker 7: Under the Obama Biden administration's radical environmentalists drastically restricted access
for fishermen and coastal communities, and hundreds of thousands of
square miles of ocean was cut.
Speaker 2: Off for them. They can't fish.
Speaker 7: Other people could fish, They couldn't. These people weren't allowed
to fish. Can you imagine that?
Speaker 6: Do you ever think that was.
Speaker 7: Going to happen as you grew up, probably as the
sons of sons and daughters of fishermen, and someday they
were going to take away the right to fore you
to go fishing in the Pacific Ocean. What a bunch
of dopes. Those decisions flows off nass resources and really
the richest fishing grounds, say anywhere in the world, destroyed
livelihoods and made the United States more dependent on forig products.
And I did a similar thing for Maine. Maine is
very much in the subject because they have a pig
running for.
Speaker 11: He's a pig.
Speaker 7: He's not a senator, he's a joke. He's a con man.
But so it's in there. And you know I won
half of man. I won them the two. I won
the one by a lot. Fishermen actually, come to think
of it, fishermen and the lumberjacks people to go out
their work.
Speaker 5: I want them.
Speaker 6: I watched Lumberjacks shows too, those guys who were amazing.
Speaker 7: They had a five I think it was a five
hundred mile by five hundred massive.
Speaker 6: I watched those Alaska shows.
Speaker 7: You weren't allowed to fish, but Canada was, Yeah, Japan was.
They all came in fish, but our people weren't allowed
to fish there.
Speaker 6: Well, anyway, Donald fishing ladies and gentlemen, we got enough.
He fixed the fishing. So now American people can go back.
I can fish. Howard Lutnick talked about it too. Be
since we heard Donald Trump will whole Howard Lutnick talk tomorrow. Okay,
moving on. I love this next one. Somebody asks him,
the le bonis there to make sure I'm inclusive and
reach out do my outreach. Somebody asked him, if what
happens if this social candidate wins down there in DC?
They have so let's listen to it. Cut five and
I love this answer. Here in Washington, d C.
Speaker 13: There's a Democratic primary for mayor. One of the two
leading candidates, Denice Lewis George, is running a zorin Mondamie
campaign and so focused on socialist policies. How would you
feel if she emerges victorious in next tuesdays.
Speaker 5: Well, I wouldn't like it, and maybe we'd take back Washington.
Run it on the feral businesses. We won't put up
with it. We're not going to lose our businesses. By
the way, Washington now is a safe, beautiful place. We
had twenty two fountains doug that are all working. That
one of them worked for years, twenty five years, forty years,
fifty eight years.
Speaker 6: The actually the pool didn't.
Speaker 7: Work from nineteen it was nineteen twenty eight.
Speaker 5: It was built. It always leaked because it was done
in stone. Now it's done properly. It's not gonna league
at all. But there's a beautiful place.
Speaker 7: Then.
Speaker 5: People are coming, Restaurants are thriving. The restaurants are all
closed and closed nobody wanted.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: You can't get restaurants space, you can't get into it.
We have a thriving community. We got rid of the
crime when ninety two down on crime.
Speaker 6: So if the if the socialist Mondarmi type wins in Washington, DC,
he'll just do a federal What a meat I just got.
You know what? People are just so so mean. Sometimes
we were talking about the supermodels, right, I said, Okay,
it was challenging. I had a challenging time back when
I was young and I used to look good. I
was skinny, had hair and all the rest of it.
And I was working, which a lot of people weren't.
So I had to occasion to date one or two supermodels,
and I said I had the conversation was was difficult.
So I get a text from him a woman in Ohio.
She knows who she is. I'm sure you weren't interested
in the conversation anyway, Like really, that's all I am,
just a just interested in one thing, because that's the implication.
Speaker 12: You're also a professional conversation ever, def like that's your job.
So I think that's what you do. You have conversations
with people. I wouldn't put it passed you. You always
have conversations with people.
Speaker 6: And even back when I was a uh A, what's
the word what's the male word for?
Speaker 2: Hole?
Speaker 6: I was gonna say whip or snapper, but well, okay, player,
I wasn't one of those. Even I wanted conversation, communations communists.
Conversation is stim you lating, And if you don't have
conversation with it, if you don't have communication with a woman,
what do you have? If you don't know how to
be sensitive and to talk and to change ideas and
to try to understand the nature of the loving relationship
that hopefully you're engaged in, what do you have? What
kind of man do you? What kind of man do
these women think we are? That we're just one dimensional beings.
Every man in this room that we've gotten in here,
they're sensitive. I know, Kevin, you because you on the air,
you did love story, you talked about your relationship. I did,
yes with this is twenty twenty six.
Speaker 12: But even when you were coming up, it wasn't d
eighteen hundreds. Men were allowed to have feelings. We're allowed
to be vulnerable.
Speaker 6: That's right, and it helps in any number of ways.
Where were we we're taking a break because we have
the clip of the day coming up, is where we were?
I mean, would you don't be insulting to us men?
We are we are sensitive, warm, affectionate, loving human beings,
and if you do your part, ladies, you'll find out
how sensitive we can be. Birthday to day. For Barry
Bailey nineteen forty eight, he was born from the This
was just such a good group. They're called a Southern
rock band. They're just a great rock band. The Atlanta
the Hotlanta, a Lanta rhythm section. Coming back with the
clip of the day. Keep it right here, do not
go away.
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Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen, you know I love this segment. We
have been doing this segment now for I don't know,
weeks and weeks and weeks, and it just every day
there is something, you know, you worry when you do
a segment like this, what happens if I don't have
anything good every day? There's something today, Ladies and gentlemen,
I hope you're prepared for it. It is tawing the
clip the day you want to hear it is the
clip of the day, and the clip of the day
comes from a scientist, a well known scientist by the
way Neil deglos Tyson, he was on that channel PMS now,
and this is what he had to say concerning Nobel
Prizes and ties it into immigration and other things.
Speaker 1: Half of my fellow graduate students when I was getting
my PhD were foreign nationals. Why because we were where
the opportunities were. Now we have this xenophobia. We don't
want to let in foreign students. And do you realize
one third of all the Nobel Prizes and sciences one
by Americans were won by immigrants to America a third
a third, So somebody is missing these foundational facts. We
will fade and at the point we are at the bottom,
Republics and Democrats will look at each other and say,
we got to fix this, and we have to fix
it together because we're no longer relevant in the world.
You're gonna trail the world and practically adding everything, including
your economy. It's trying to wake the up. So let's
understand what this esteemed scientist is saying here when he
was in school. Why and even beyond, most of the
candidates from America that win Nobel Prizes are immigrants. And
because ladies and gentlemen, you especially you Maga types, because
you know that's where he's talking about the Maga tapes.
The Maga people that's so xenophobic. They want to stop
the foreigners from coming into squeels, and that means we
won't have any Nobel Prize winners because the most of
the third of the Nobel Prize.
Speaker 6: Winners are foreigners. They don't they're not born here, and
you xenophobic Maga people are keeping them out. And by
the way, we're going to become irrelevant as a nation
because we don't have no Belle Prize winning immigrants in America.
And it's all your fault, you Maga types, And we're
gonna wake up and we're gonna be irrelevant. Here's the
big question. What has happened inside the American school system
around the country that we have to rely on an
influx of foreign students to become the highest achieving in
the world of academia. What has happened to America. I'll
tell you what's happened to America When you have school
systems and we have examples of it. We could play
you from Loudon County, from San Francisco, we have testimony.
I'll play some of it tomorrow. Talking about drag queens
and boys going into girls' bathroom When you're totally consumed
with that kind of stuff, with girls going into boys' bathrooms,
with woke ideology that defy science. By the way, when
you are totally consumed with making sure that there's not
a hint of moral instruction or even God is not
allowed to be mentioned in your schools, and you'd stop
turning out people that are intellectually capable in your own society,
well then you do have to depend elsewhere and news
for your Neil deGrasse Tyson, The Maga types didn't turn
American education into a cesspool, your lovely friends. The Democrats did.
So why don't you stop lecturing us to wake the
f up? And why don't you wake the f up,
mister de Grasse Tyson, We have to go. Today is
the birthday of one of the greatest musicians in American
music history. His name is Chick corea jazz pianist, electric keyboards,
composed it work with Miles Davis, Stanley Clock, Bobby Farren,
returned to Forever. He worked with Freddie Hubbert. He worked
with so many people, the list could go on and on.
He was just incredibly great. His music is incredibly great.
Live Forever passed away in twenty twenty one, age seventy nine,
born in nineteen forty one. So we leave you today
with the music of Chick Korea. May God bless protect
each and every single one of you, your family and
your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your being here
with me, my friends, allowing me to be with you,
God willing. We're back tomorrow early in the morning for
the Saturday Morning Extravaganza. Until then, I bid you adio bye.
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