Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: We continue to find out more information about what exactly
Speaker 2: happened when there were threats allegedly towards FEMA members, FEMA
Speaker 2: officials that are working in the South trying to recover
Speaker 2: from not just Hurricane Milton most recently, but obviously before that,
Speaker 2: Hurricane Helene and the damage caused in the states of North,
Speaker 2: South Carolina, Georgia, et cetera. Yesterday we told you that
Speaker 2: a forty four year old guy out of Bostic, North Carolina,
Speaker 2: was arrested charged under a law that makes it illegal
Speaker 2: to carry a weapon in a way that would threaten
Speaker 2: the public. So I'll get to the details of that
Speaker 2: just a second. The Governor of North Carolina, Roy Cooper,
Speaker 2: has spoken.
Speaker 3: I've directed the Department of Public Safety to coordinate law
Speaker 3: enforcement assistance for FEMA and other responders who needed to
Speaker 3: help ensure their safety and security. People can keep getting
Speaker 3: the help that they desperately need.
Speaker 4: And then Dan Criswell is the FEMA administrator. We are
Speaker 4: not going anywhere.
Speaker 5: We have over two thousand people from the Federal family
Speaker 5: in North Carolina, and misinformation will not deter us from
Speaker 5: our mission of helping people period.
Speaker 2: And again there's this wild rumors going around North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Part of it is because there's an information vacuum. Some
Speaker 2: people still don't have internet. They some people probably never
Speaker 2: did have the Internet, and a lot of that information
Speaker 2: vacuum is being filled by theories about how FEMA is
Speaker 2: going to come through and for example, bulldoze the entire
Speaker 2: town of Chimney Rock without looking for bodies of those
Speaker 2: people who were lost. They're going to take out buildings,
Speaker 2: and on and on and on, and these these rumors
Speaker 2: then gain momentum and are really not connected to whatever
Speaker 2: source material, whatever seed of information was there that then
Speaker 2: causes this to roll out of control. Just as an example,
Speaker 2: this forty four year old guy, William Jacob Parsons, Boston,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, arrested for threatening FEMA workers.
Speaker 4: This is how it went down.
Speaker 2: On Saturday afternoon, the Rutherford County Communications Center got a
Speaker 2: call that a man armed with an assault rifle had
Speaker 2: made a comment about harming FEMA workers. So he was
Speaker 2: at a gas station in Polk County, North Carolina, and
Speaker 2: it was either a station clerk or another customer at
Speaker 2: the gas station that went to some Army soldiers who
Speaker 2: were nearby. The Army then informed the Rutherford County Sheriff's office.
Speaker 2: The Rutherford County Sheriff's deputies visited that gas station, got
Speaker 2: a description of this guy's vehicle, and then they found
Speaker 2: him at a nearby supermarket. It happened after FEMA, of course,
Speaker 2: directed its employees to stop going door to door to
Speaker 2: help survivors because of the various threats of violence. FEMA
Speaker 2: workers are still working from their designated li loofk cations
Speaker 2: off in county courthouses or some other sort of well
Speaker 2: known building within their communities. But it goes to show
Speaker 2: you that all it takes is a tiny little seed
Speaker 2: of information about what happened for it to blow out
Speaker 2: of control. Because remember the reports that we had were
Speaker 2: that this was some sort of two trucks worth of
Speaker 2: militia guys brimming with guns that were hunting down female workers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and how many apartment complexes are we talking about
Speaker 1: when it comes to the Venezuelans, Like I want numbers,
Speaker 1: like you just got the one guy in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: But if you have one apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado
Speaker 2: that's taken over by Venezuelan gangs.
Speaker 4: That seems like a lot.
Speaker 1: It also seems like a priority, Like get into that
Speaker 1: one complex?
Speaker 2: Should you could? It would make sense if they did.
Speaker 2: Welcome to work.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know what, I'm reading that book right now?
Speaker 4: Oh you are? Yeah? Okay, good? How funny?
Speaker 1: You guys always have the same books, so I write.
Speaker 1: I just but it's just funny. It just made me giggle.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm one hundred pages into that one.
Speaker 4: Very good, I hope, So all right when we come back.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they do road work in rush hour.
Speaker 1: I know it's my fault. I should leave early. I
Speaker 1: should a lot for them to do roadwork in rush hour?
Speaker 4: Well, why why not weait till ten? Is it actual roadwork?
Speaker 4: Are they like sweeping and brushing?
Speaker 2: Because the union must be strong for Caltrans and they
Speaker 2: can't work them overnight.
Speaker 1: I'm not asking for overnight. I'm asking for the middle
Speaker 1: of the day noon, noon would be nice on noon
Speaker 1: sweeper train. Yeah, that doesn't eleven eleven am.
Speaker 2: When we come back. More on what's going on in
Speaker 2: the campaign today. Big deals. When it comes to what
Speaker 2: we could see interview wise over the next couple of days.
Speaker 1: You know what this is going to be. I think
Speaker 1: make or break for her tomorrow night?
Speaker 4: You think so on Fox? What about when she does
Speaker 4: Joe Rogan?
Speaker 2: She's doing Joe Rogan too, Allegedly, there are at least
Speaker 2: discussions about it.
Speaker 4: I doubt it. We'll talk about it.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary Shannon on demand from KFI AM
Speaker 6: six forty.
Speaker 1: You've heard of people fainting in church in the south right,
Speaker 1: they're moved by the spirit of the Lord. While a
Speaker 1: couple of people started fainting at Trump's Pennsylvania rally. It
Speaker 1: it wasn't the music, It wasn't the Lord.
Speaker 4: It may have been I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know these people, but it looks like it
Speaker 1: was the lack of air conditioning. Trump even requested to
Speaker 1: air conditioning at one point, and Christy, noam your girls
Speaker 1: South Dakota governors try to keep things strictly political with
Speaker 1: a joke saying they probably can't afford it, sir, in
Speaker 1: this economy.
Speaker 4: She's doing something with her face lately.
Speaker 1: Oh really, oh boy, like a plastic surgery injection thing.
Speaker 4: Yes, not flattering.
Speaker 1: Trump decided then to switch his tack. He said, let's
Speaker 1: not do any more questions. Let's just listen to the music.
Speaker 1: Let's make it into a music dance.
Speaker 6: Let's not do any more questions. Let's just listen to music.
Speaker 6: Let's make it.
Speaker 3: Into a music, into a music hell wants to hear questions, right.
Speaker 2: And so then then music and from the from the
Speaker 2: Donald J. Trump Spotify playlist apparently the songs that he's
Speaker 2: still allowed to play, of course, and didn't do anything.
Speaker 2: He just kind of every once in a while he'd
Speaker 2: stop and he'd say some things.
Speaker 1: For me, it didn't get better than November Rain when
Speaker 1: he started doing this like this weird like.
Speaker 4: Can you dance it to November Rain?
Speaker 1: Like like turntable hand motion that he's got going on.
Speaker 4: It was so awkward.
Speaker 2: And what I didn't quite understand and have yet to
Speaker 2: actually read, is were medics and EMTs treating these people
Speaker 2: that entire time? Because if if, if they were, that
Speaker 2: makes sense. He doesn't want to do an event while
Speaker 2: there's people being you know, treated for exhausting or fate
Speaker 2: whatever it was. You don't want to you don't want
Speaker 2: to continue the event.
Speaker 1: But you can't start dancing to November rain while somebody's
Speaker 1: dying on the floor.
Speaker 4: Why why do you hate dance?
Speaker 1: I just think that that's more irreverent than continuing the rally.
Speaker 2: There is that, but again I don't know exactly what happened.
Speaker 4: I don't know it.
Speaker 1: Like if I just dropped to the floor right now,
Speaker 1: well I would dance.
Speaker 2: Oh man, you have no idea that's hurtful. No, no, it
Speaker 2: would be like a dance. It would be like a
Speaker 2: healing dance.
Speaker 4: Oh, like a rain dance, but for healing. Right, I
Speaker 4: hope she gets healed? Is this because of Indigenous People's Day?
Speaker 2: Whatever has fallen her? Befallen her? I hope that it
Speaker 2: goes away. So that's one thing to make fun of
Speaker 2: him for, right, I mean, that's he does some of
Speaker 2: these the easier, awkward dancing things.
Speaker 1: But if that's it, If she did that, people, nobody
Speaker 1: would be able to stop talking about it today, about
Speaker 1: how she was so dancing for thirty eight minutes.
Speaker 2: Now, she she mocked that whole dance.
Speaker 4: Music fest.
Speaker 2: At one point she said that it was very special
Speaker 2: and said that he appeared lost, confused, and I hope
Speaker 2: he's okay.
Speaker 1: I want to hear the way she says special. Does
Speaker 1: she mean he's disabled? Possibly, she made me do that.
Speaker 2: One of the things that's going on today in terms
Speaker 2: of the campaign is both of them sitting down for
Speaker 2: a couple of town versions of town hall. She Vice
Speaker 2: President Harris is going to be talking with Charlemagne, the
Speaker 2: God from the Breakfast Club in a town hall in Detroit.
Speaker 2: Trump is sitting down for a town hall style event
Speaker 2: in Chicago, I believe with Bloomberg before he sits down
Speaker 2: and answers questions of an all women audience. In Georgia.
Speaker 2: There's a rally plan in Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Also. Now we talked about Vice President Harris.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Fox News confirmed that Harris has agreed to go
Speaker 2: and do an interview with Brett Baer tomorrow that's going
Speaker 2: to air at about three o'clock. There's also discussion that
Speaker 2: she could sit down with podcaster Joe Rogan, that her
Speaker 2: campaign has met with Rogan's team. They have not confirmed
Speaker 2: anything as of yet, but we do know that Trump
Speaker 2: has confirmed that he would be on with Joe Rogan
Speaker 2: sometime the next few days.
Speaker 4: So all of that going on the day that Georgia begins.
Speaker 1: For I understand her going on Brett barn Fox News
Speaker 1: to try and wo maybe never Trump Republicans. I don't
Speaker 1: know who they are anymore, but I know they exist.
Speaker 1: Certainly the media will tell you they exist. I don't
Speaker 1: know what she could say to wu them, but going
Speaker 1: on Joe Rogan is a lose lose for her. I
Speaker 1: don't know if people listen to Joe Rogan who are
Speaker 1: undecided at this point.
Speaker 2: Well, don't forget Joe Rogan was a Bernie Sanders guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, Joe Rogan's politics aren't necessary. I mean, he
Speaker 2: clearly now tends to, at least in what he talked about,
Speaker 2: say that Trump is more likely going to get his vote.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's actually endorsed him or said specifically, but.
Speaker 3: She has.
Speaker 2: She has to do something to try to pull male
Speaker 2: voters period.
Speaker 1: I don't think Obama talking about black men not voting
Speaker 1: for her went over very well.
Speaker 4: No, no, I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe that's why they saw that and said, well,
Speaker 2: we got to do better than that.
Speaker 1: And there's some pulling that black men voters Democrats or
Speaker 1: black men who consider themselves Democrat, abortion, gender equality, it's
Speaker 1: all very low on their list of things that they want.
Speaker 4: To hear about. Yeah, so, I mean maybe that's I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know how she claws back those guys in
Speaker 2: the next two weeks, two and a half weeks. Whatever,
Speaker 2: it is, all right, there's a weird thing going on.
Speaker 2: We're being attacked by drones. But is it an attack
Speaker 2: or is it just sort of poke the bear to
Speaker 2: see how the bear reacts.
Speaker 4: Are these friendly drones or non friendly drones? I have
Speaker 4: no idea, We have no ida.
Speaker 1: Also a story of survival later this hour, We love
Speaker 1: a story of survival.
Speaker 4: Fatuye on a boat.
Speaker 1: Guy wakes up at sea with two dead relatives next
Speaker 1: to him, but he survived.
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably because he was a fat Probably.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about these new rules for going to
Speaker 2: the bathroom at Edison High School in Huntington Beach.
Speaker 4: Is this where you have to scan a QR code?
Speaker 2: Yes, Now, there's some discussion about the have to part
Speaker 2: of that, but students must. There are instructions on how
Speaker 2: students document when they're leaving the classroom, and students and
Speaker 2: I'm sure their parents are probably a little worried about
Speaker 2: the school is tracking them or keeping an eye on
Speaker 2: how long they're in the bathroom, et cetera. Huntington Beach
Speaker 2: High School asked students to scan a QR code posted
Speaker 2: in the classrooms if they're leaving for various reasons, the
Speaker 2: nurse library, wellness space, or the restroom.
Speaker 1: Why do we have a wellness space? I would like
Speaker 1: a wellness space around here to feel well.
Speaker 4: We don't have the space. We don't have the square
Speaker 4: footage for it. We have a lot. We have nothing
Speaker 4: but space. Oh why can't Oh that's funny that you
Speaker 4: mentioned we don't have lactation rooms.
Speaker 2: Students were asked to limit the time out of the
Speaker 2: classroom to seven minutes, and then they could scan the
Speaker 2: same QR code upon re entering the classroom. The principal
Speaker 2: says it's not a strict policy, just a guideline. Not
Speaker 2: all teachers have even requested that students do this.
Speaker 4: Embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Students were suggested to limit themselves to three bathroom passes
Speaker 2: per day. I would, I would, I would guess my
Speaker 2: entire high school career, I had five bathroom visits during class.
Speaker 1: Not a place I wanted to go, right, And it
Speaker 1: was only to do drugs or something.
Speaker 4: Right, you can't do drugs anymore. Kids. You can't look at.
Speaker 1: Those kids who in Aby's news who took the marijuana
Speaker 1: gummies and now they're all sick.
Speaker 2: But I'd love to hear what people think about this
Speaker 2: because I don't know, especially if our teacher should be
Speaker 2: in school right now, but if teachers are listening, I'd
Speaker 2: love to know what what's the thinking on this.
Speaker 4: That well, I mean kids, just to generally discourage people
Speaker 4: from leaving class. There's no discipline in the schools anymore.
Speaker 1: And you can't get on kids for going to the
Speaker 1: bathroom and coming back twenty two minutes later.
Speaker 4: But if there's proof that the kid.
Speaker 1: Didn't come back for twenty two minutes, you could probably
Speaker 1: take that kid to task, or at least they can
Speaker 1: have a conversation at the wellness center or with a
Speaker 1: counselor or whoever.
Speaker 4: I know that's what it is.
Speaker 1: If you're that discipline, there's no way of like kid
Speaker 1: leaves for a class. It's not like when we were
Speaker 1: in school, right and you know we left the go
Speaker 1: to the bathroom. When we came back on these teachers
Speaker 1: like where the hell were you? It's eight minutes. What
Speaker 1: the hell were you doing for eight minutes.
Speaker 2: I just feel like the kid who's going to break
Speaker 2: that rule is not going to scan their QR code
Speaker 2: before they go to the bathroom, probably the wellness space
Speaker 2: or whatever. There is something going on, and I am
Speaker 2: surprised to know that the military can do nothing about it.
Speaker 1: I was shocked. That was the shocking thing for me. Okay,
Speaker 1: so apparently there was a suspicious fleet of drones flying
Speaker 1: over Langley, and this happened for several nights. They didn't
Speaker 1: know if it was hobbyists or China or Russia could
Speaker 1: not tell. And the shock of the matter is that
Speaker 1: federal law prohibits the military from shooting down drones near
Speaker 1: bases unless they pose an imminent threat. Now, how the
Speaker 1: hell are you supposed to know a drone poses an
Speaker 1: imminent threat if.
Speaker 4: You don't shoot it down, I don't know. You don't
Speaker 4: know where it came from.
Speaker 2: And the law supposedly is because Langley Air Force Base,
Speaker 2: as an example, is in a pretty highly populated area.
Speaker 2: If they shoot this thing down and it's going one
Speaker 2: hundred miles an hour, the wreckage is going to fall
Speaker 2: on the neighborhood. Somewhere, or kids playing soccer. I don't know,
Speaker 2: something like that. That's the thinking of it. So at
Speaker 2: this point they have no idea if it's about last
Speaker 2: year at about this time, they have no idea how
Speaker 2: or why these drones were making these incursions over Langley
Speaker 2: Air Force Base.
Speaker 4: There was also one.
Speaker 2: An incursion of drones that flew over the Nevada test site.
Speaker 2: You know what that is. That's where we test our
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons. And why in the world would we care
Speaker 2: who is looking at us the former Nevada proving grounds
Speaker 2: because they always want to find out information about us.
Speaker 2: At this point, the military says they still do not know.
Speaker 2: They don't know who operated the drones over there in
Speaker 2: the Chesapeake Bay area. They don't know who operated the
Speaker 2: drones in Nevada. And they said that this illustrates what
Speaker 2: is a dilemma when it comes to defending against drones
Speaker 2: on US soil. They shooting down a suspicious aircraft over
Speaker 2: the United States, think Chinese balloon risks disrupting or endangering
Speaker 2: the lives of Americans that the military has sworn to protect.
Speaker 2: So now what they have to do is go to
Speaker 2: the Secretary of Defense and ask for some more rules
Speaker 2: and more tools to figure out what these drones are.
Speaker 2: Is there a way to surveil them electronically and figure
Speaker 2: out where their signals are coming from, to see if
Speaker 2: they have cameras on them, and then at one at
Speaker 2: some point eventually shoot them down or capture them.
Speaker 1: A story of survival upon our return. A Russian man
Speaker 1: rescued after surviving for more than two months in a
Speaker 1: tiny inflatable boat.
Speaker 4: Well, the story is terrifying me. We know the other
Speaker 4: guys died. Did he eat them? Maybe?
Speaker 3: Where?
Speaker 4: Did you see that he was fat? His wife said
Speaker 4: he was fat? Wow?
Speaker 1: Fat shaming your husband when he just survived for two
Speaker 1: months in the ocean.
Speaker 4: Well, he lost some weight out there in the ocean.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
Speaker 4: Gary, you made me spit out my coffee. That was
Speaker 4: so funny you and talking.
Speaker 3: About dancing around Shannon as she fell flopped on the floor.
Speaker 4: Wow, I could see it.
Speaker 3: Man, you'd be having a good old time.
Speaker 4: I would let me clear, hang on one second, rother
Speaker 4: So that's a different accounting than this two percent.
Speaker 2: So if you fell down, I would not dance around you.
Speaker 4: You dance on top of my dying body.
Speaker 2: No, no, uh near near I would say near, but
Speaker 2: I wouldn't dance around it.
Speaker 4: That'd be silly. I would want to do that.
Speaker 1: I still think it's very hurtful. Why, because you should
Speaker 1: be giving your medical treatment. You should be going to
Speaker 1: the defibrillator.
Speaker 4: You're assuming that I haven't already gotten the defibrillator using it,
Speaker 4: you're dancing.
Speaker 2: Maybe there's a lot of people here that are more
Speaker 2: qualified to take care of you healthwise.
Speaker 4: I don't think so. Just checking for sure. I can
Speaker 4: Donald Trump vote for himself or not as a fella?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Thanks, New York is where he was convicted. As long
Speaker 2: as he's not incarcerated, he can vote. If he votes
Speaker 2: in Florida. Florida basically defers to whatever state the conviction
Speaker 2: came from. So yes, as long as he's not in jail,
Speaker 2: he can he can vote for himself.
Speaker 4: Well, we're talking about the story of survival.
Speaker 1: This Russian man rescued in the stormy see of a
Speaker 1: Kotsik after for surviving for more than two months in
Speaker 1: this tiny inflatable boat that it lost its engine power.
Speaker 1: You argued it was because he was fat and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna push I'm gonna push back on that.
Speaker 4: I didn't say it's because it definitely helped.
Speaker 1: He wasn't fat, though. They say when he was rescued
Speaker 1: he weighed about one hundred and ten pounds. That he
Speaker 1: loved half, it says pounds and CBS News.
Speaker 4: Well they brought they blew it because if he was
Speaker 4: one hundred and ten pounds and he had lost half
Speaker 4: his bind, he weighs fifty five pounds.
Speaker 1: No, no, he he weighed at least one hundred and
Speaker 1: he weighed about one hundred and ten pounds when he
Speaker 1: was found. He had lost half of his body weight,
Speaker 1: So that puts him at two twenty when he got
Speaker 1: on the boat. That's not fat.
Speaker 2: Okay, well let me okay, So here's here's the reason.
Speaker 2: I said that his wife had said his bulk saved him.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, two twenties not thin, but it's not obese.
Speaker 4: No, no fat. I didn't say obese.
Speaker 1: Do you think that this is one of those wives
Speaker 1: that gets on him about like every little thing he
Speaker 1: eats and he is lost his sea for two months
Speaker 1: and she's like, yeah, it's his bulk that saved him.
Speaker 1: Like just to drive in the knife a little bit
Speaker 1: more like you're so fat you were lost at sea
Speaker 1: for two months.
Speaker 4: That that's why I don't let you have the pastries.
Speaker 1: So they set on a journey in August to watch
Speaker 1: whales in this sea. This guy, his forty nine year
Speaker 1: old brother and fifteen year old nephew. They didn't make it.
Speaker 1: The engine died. They had taken enough food with them
Speaker 1: for about two weeks, as well as warm clothes, life jackets,
Speaker 1: flares about five gallons of water, but when that engine failed.
Speaker 4: They were left adrift.
Speaker 1: It's the coldest sea in East Asia, and it's known
Speaker 1: for its gales.
Speaker 4: The akotsik kotsk a hot skick that sounded like it hurt.
Speaker 4: It did.
Speaker 2: Mikhyle Pitchugen is the guy's name, and transport officials now
Speaker 2: in Russia are suggesting that he may have violated safety
Speaker 2: rules and that he could face a criminal charge and
Speaker 2: even a prison sentence of up to seven years.
Speaker 1: They don't play in Russia. There's no restorative justice.
Speaker 2: Mikyle told the fisherman who rescued him that his nephew
Speaker 2: died in early September, after which the brothers spent about
Speaker 2: three weeks together on the boat, and they began to
Speaker 2: get bed sores from sitting so long. As brother tried
Speaker 2: to wash himself and fell into the water. Mikyle retrieved him,
Speaker 2: but he says he died soon after.
Speaker 4: We've seen all the movies.
Speaker 1: You go bats crazy when you're lost at sea, right,
Speaker 1: how do you not?
Speaker 4: How do you not? Especially if it's your brother there?
Speaker 4: You got to talk to your brother for three weeks?
Speaker 1: Oh man, Actually, my brother's probably the only person in
Speaker 1: the world that I could handle for three weeks.
Speaker 2: For three weeks, the guy Mikyle tied his brother's body
Speaker 2: and his nephew's body to the boat to prevent them
Speaker 2: from falling into.
Speaker 4: The choppy waters. Well, that was nice of him.
Speaker 2: Hung their life jackets on the side of the boat
Speaker 2: in an attempt to attract attention.
Speaker 1: I wonder if there's going to be a money angle,
Speaker 1: like one of the brothers owed the other brother's money
Speaker 1: or it.
Speaker 2: Was actually he was actually three brothers and a nephew
Speaker 2: that started on the trip.
Speaker 4: What happened to the other brother?
Speaker 1: Like, it's not a crazy enough story, let's add some
Speaker 1: icing on it.
Speaker 4: Do that a true crime Tuesday? What happened to the
Speaker 4: other brother?
Speaker 2: All right, Hey, a big announcement tomorrow apparently from the
Speaker 2: La County DA's office regarding the Menendez brothers, to the
Speaker 2: point where the family has been asked by George Gascoon
Speaker 2: to attend this news conference. Can you please not ignore
Speaker 2: the fact that election day is November fifth.
Speaker 1: That's all I hear when you say exactly the DA
Speaker 1: has asked the family of the Menendez brothers to be
Speaker 1: at the well. Which family members It's a good question,
Speaker 1: because some family members are on their sides, some or
Speaker 1: not right.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that when we come back. You've been
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