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Nov. 6, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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November 6, 2008, Thursday, Hour #3
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I tell you, folks, we are looking at the largest stock sell-off after an election in American history.
The largest stock sell-off in American history.
The market is down right now almost 10% since Election Day.
For those of you in Rio Linda, that was two days ago.
This is tracking to be the worst post-presidential election three-day period since at least 1900, the worst so far.
The market was down 6% in November of 1948.
We're right now tracking to be much worse than that.
However, ladies and gentlemen, the drive-bys are not suggesting that Obama has anything to do with this.
Stock market's still falling.
What has it done at 324 down 6 or 486 yesterday?
Let's connect the dots.
By the way, welcome back to Russia Limbaugh program here on the EIB network.
Let's connect the dots.
On Tuesday, we elected a new president.
The new president promised to increase corporate taxes, increase capital gains by a third, increase the top marginal tax rate on income, impose a massive new energy tax that would bankrupt the coal industry.
Did you hear that, Rachel?
He wants to bankrupt the coal industry.
His party is now talking about a government takeover of 401ks.
In addition to you losing your 401k, can I make a point to you about this?
Imagine every 401k and SEPKEO plan in the country, and the government takes them over.
They're going to pull them out of the stock market.
Your investments are in the markets and wherever else you have them.
They're going to take your 401k.
The way they're going to sweeten this for you is take your 401k back to its August levels before the market decline.
They're going to say to you, we're going to restore the full value of your 401k.
And you're supposed to have your tongue on the floor pamping, going, hey, hey, hey, really?
Really?
Oh, wow.
I love Obama.
I love a Democrat.
Right.
Then they take your 401k away from you after they restore the value, and they put it in your so-called Social Security fund, which is bankrupt.
And they're going to grow it by 3% each year with government bonds.
And they're going to adjust that for inflation.
Well, whoopie-doo, if we enter a deflationary period, which a lot of people think we might now, which is not good, by the way, deflation is bad for producers because they can't sell the things they produce for a profit.
It can drive business out of business if we go deflationary.
Inflation's bad too, but deflationary is a horribly bad cycle.
They're going to take their 401k, put it in the Social Security Trust Fund, whatever the hell, whatever the trust fund, my rear end, whatever they're calling it, they're going to put it there, guaranteeing you 3% interest a year.
And the most that you're going to be able to contribute to it, Rachel, every year is 5%, not whatever you choose, adjusted off the top.
But then what nobody's talking about, ladies and gentlemen, is this.
And it's particularly troubling out there.
Massive amounts of investment capital will be taken out of the market and given to the government.
Imagine all of the millions, hundreds of millions of dollars, your 401k and everybody else's, invested wherever you have it invested, taken out of those companies, out of those instruments, and put in the government.
Can you imagine the recessionary pressure of that?
The decapitalization of the markets?
One of the things that happens when you buy stock is the companies in which you buy stock use that money for investment and so forth, borrowing, building, whatever.
That's going to go if this happens.
So in addition to you losing your 401k to the government at 3% a year for the rest of your life, adjusted for inflation, all that money comes out of the stock market.
Okay.
So let me start at the top here, connecting the dots.
On Tuesday, we elect a new president.
New president promised, even before the election, by the way, when we had a 4,000-point drop, the president promised to increase corporate taxes, capital gains taxes, the top marginal income tax rate, a massive new energy tax.
It'll bankrupt coal.
And his party's talking about a government take over a 401k plan.
So on Wednesday, the Dow drops about 486 points.
It's down 346 points today.
But of course, according to the drive-bys, these two events have nothing to do with each other.
It's just a coincidence.
The market's down today because of the jobless numbers.
That's how the drive-bys see it.
We have the largest market plunge after an election in history.
Thank you, men, child.
Barack Obama.
Let me print something out here because there's one other thing.
Let's see.
Well, I have to find it in a break.
It dovetails with what I said yesterday about, here it is.
Let me print this out.
Remember yesterday I got kind of, well, I got a little ticked off out there and I said, I hope you people in Ohio lose your coal industry.
You people have voted for Obama, I hope.
I hope you lose your coal industry.
I hope bad things happen to people when they do stupid things.
That's how stupid people learn.
And that's, you know, everybody yesterday got mad at me for being stupid, for calling people stupid.
It's not very cuddly and warm.
Okay, ignorant, whatever.
You go out, you make a big mistake.
You better have that mistake harmful and make it something you learn from.
All you people who voted for Obama can't wait till you find out what's happened to you because of it.
I want it to happen to you.
But rush, but rush, what about the country?
Don't worry about it.
Those of us in charge will take care of the country.
We'll make sure the economy, but you people are going to have to learn that voted for Obama how to resist this kind of charismatic demagoguery in the future.
Here's Victor Davis Hansen on the same subject.
In the coming weeks, we may hear some interesting variations of this theme.
Obomaniac Europeans shocked that we are consulting the United Nations on transatlantic problems and that we are conflicted about free trade.
We may hear some interesting things from New Age hedge fund directors shocked about their new capital gains taxes.
We may hear hip Silicon Valley types shocked that their shredded 401ks have not surged back.
And now they learn that a 65% combined federal, state, Medicare, and FICA income tax really does apply to them, despite the Obama sign up front on the lawn.
So Victor Davis Hansen saying essentially the same thing as I, you idiots that voted for Obama, bring on the 65% tax rate for you people.
Bring it on.
You think you're immune to it?
Hedge fund guys, bring on these new capital gains taxes.
Hell yes.
Let people who made this mistake find out How bad that it was.
Ladies and gentlemen, as you know, and I've mentioned this before, I have a fashionable apartment in New York in the Upper East Side.
I'm seriously considering selling it.
I have owned it since 1994.
I love it.
It was the second home that I ever bought in my life.
I stay there when I am rarely in New York.
I am rarely in New York because I get audited by New York State and City every year that I started in 1997 when I moved to Florida and it's become a hassle that I could tolerate, but it may now become stupid to own any property there.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is going to cut the city workforce by 3,000, but that's just the beginning of the pain New Yorkers will feel as part of the fiscal crisis.
A slew of new taxes are also on the agenda.
There will be 1,000 fewer cops.
Now, listen to this.
And this is a liberal governor.
This is a blue city.
This is Bloomberg.
What?
Mayor.
Mayor, Mayor, that's our sorry.
Blue mayor, blue city mayor.
He's a Republican, but he's chose Republican only to get elected after Giuliani left.
1,000 fewer cops.
However, after getting rid of 1,000 cops, he's going to hire 200 more meter maids to give out $60 million a year in new parking tickets.
They're laying off cops, adding meter maids.
The quality of life in New York is just going to blossom, isn't it?
Lay off 1,000 cops and hire 200 more traffic agents for the purposes of collecting $60 million a year in block-the-box tickets.
The gravity of the budget situation requires us to propose both deep spending cuts and revenue increases, Bloomberg said.
Spending cuts mean reducing the city workforce.
The revenue increase means taxes, lots of taxes.
In the current fiscal year, there's the 7% property tax increase that starts in January and the plan to reneg on a promised $400 property tax rebate.
I think the people of the city are going to be enraged, said City Councilman Simsha Felder, Democrat from Brooklyn.
No, they won't.
If they haven't been enraged by what's happened to them all this time, why is this going to enrage them?
But if they want to drive people out of there, I'll be the first to lead the way.
And I only go there as it is now, a maximum 20 working days a year because of these silly audits.
I think the people of the city are going to be enraged, says this Democrat from Brooklyn.
They've been told that the check, the property tax rebate check, is in the mail.
The operative word here is promised.
Operative word here is promised.
Property tax rebate of $400.
Gone.
And if you in New York think, oh, this is bad, just wait till you get hammered with Obama's tax increases on top of this.
Oh, oh, oh, by the way, Mayor proposed raising the city income tax by either 7.5% or 15%.
I can guess which one it's going to be.
A 7.5% per taxpayer increase on a taxpayer making between $50,000 and $75,000 would pay an additional $116.
At 15%, that same taxpayer would pony up an extra $233 when people are suffering to tell them too bad you might suffer even more next year is telling them to eat cake next year, said the Brooklyn Democrat.
Added Councilman Lewis Fiedler, Democrat Brooklyn, nobody likes to raise taxes.
B.S. Democrat liberals love to raise taxes.
Thank you, ladies and thank you.
You're all going, yeah, right on, Rush Yuki.
Thank you.
Liberal Democrats love, liberals, period, love raising taxes.
Don't give me this, nobody likes to raise taxes, B.S.
I'm not, this is Louis Fiedler, Democrat Brooklyn.
It's not something I'm planning on doing unless I'm absolutely sure we've exhausted every other reasonable resource.
Hey, have you tried cutting spending?
Oh, yeah, we're going to cut the spending, Mr. Limbaugh.
We're going to lay off a thousand cops.
Oh, that's right.
Sure, you got no other area in that city budget that you can cut other than to lay off a thousand peace officers.
And you think that these tax increases are going to help the city, Mr. Mayor?
You have another thing coming.
Ask what happens to your subway when they raise fares.
But that's just New York City.
Governor Schwarzenegger, California will propose one day a month unpaid furloughs for state workers for the next 17 months, as well as rescinding two of the state workers' 13 paid holidays, sources said this morning.
The governor is scheduled to unveil his proposals this morning for closing a budget deficit that could be as big as $11.2 billion for the fiscal year that started July 1st, another $13 billion in the next fiscal year.
Blue states, blue cities in deep doo-do.
And again, those of you in California, add to the new taxes and whatever else you're going to get out there, add Obama's federal tax increases.
So where is the hope?
You've got Obama with his clever political trick of being vague on change.
It is driving the markets into the toilet.
Dow is down 362 now.
The worst drop-off, the worst sell-off after an election in American history, well, since the 1900s at least.
Where is the hope for the private sector?
If you're in the private sector, why risk money on new ventures when the most powerful man in the world refuses to define what he means when he promises change?
Well, change at this time, according to Obama, means uncertainty.
I listened to his acceptance speech the other night.
I did not hear any specifics of what he's going to do.
I heard platitudinous nothings.
Businesses crave certainty and stability, a clear path ahead.
Obama gives speeches.
Nobody knows what the hell he's talking about.
They may be considered clever politics of the drive-bys and his cult followers, but the private sector obviously sees this as a red flag.
Do you think it would, well, they did understand what he meant by sacrifice.
Their faces went blank when he told them we're all going to sacrifice.
The president-elect giving speeches about uncertain change is no better than a doctor telling a patient, well, You're going to be changing.
You're going to get cancer.
Do I have cancer now?
I don't know.
I'm just telling you as your doctor, you're going to get changed.
You're going to get cancer.
Imagine going to your doctor and having this kind of diagnosis about what you have, what's wrong with you, and your prognosis for the future.
Obama's telling the patient, we're going to change you.
He's given nobody any indication where we're going to go except bad tax increases here, tax increases there.
The markets want stability.
They're not getting it.
Change and prosperity don't go hand in hand in the investment community.
And at this point, and I said this to a couple of friends today, I think they like this chaos.
I think Obama revels.
I think the left is reveling in this economic chaos because at the end of the day, it gives them greater reason to expand the power of government to quote-unquote fix all of this.
Snirdly, do you remember we had a survey not long ago that unmarried women, women that are not in a relationship, are stupider than men than women who are in a relationship?
Remember that?
That was not the word, but it was they were what was the word?
I used the word stupid because it worked.
Less informed, ignorant, whatever.
Get this.
Unmarried women put Obama over the top.
70% support for Obama camp came from unmarried women.
Okay, Belinda Davis, to whom I gave a Chevrolet Tahoe, was on Fox today.
They interviewed her, and Gretchen Carlson said to Belinda Davis at Kerrville, Texas, Rush gets a lot of hard knocks, but he bought you a $58,000 truck.
Yeah, taxes included.
We were just so blessed by this.
He's just so generous, so kind.
We're still pinching ourselves every time we go outside.
Let's just say you called at the right time, Belinda.
And here's what Limbaugh says: He says, You know, it was a whim.
She sounded so tired, distraught, and frightened about her husband's business future with an Obama victory that, ah, heck, I just thought I'd buy her a car.
Is that how it went down?
Pretty much, yeah.
You know, it's just there's so many people that work so hard every day.
And, you know, where's the notoriety for them?
You know, find the movie star, they get so much.
How many millions that have been put to his campaign, to Obama's campaign?
You know, they could have helped a lot of people with their homes that have been foreclosed, a new car for them, too.
And, you know, this is Rush just what I was told, it was tugging at his heart, and I was just in the line of his heart.
That's Belinda Davis.
There's another bite.
I don't have time to squeeze it in here now, but I do remember she did call.
One of the things that really bothered her was all these celebrities that were given all of this credit by endorsing Obama as being brilliant and smart and so forth.
And she wondered why that was the case.
There was just a lot frustrating her that day.
Here's a headline, ladies and gentlemen, from the Associated Press.
Suddenly, it may be cool to be an American again.
It's from Vienna, Austria.
She was a stranger, and she kissed me just for being an American.
This is William Cole of the AP Obama.
She was a stranger, and she kissed me just for being an American.
It happened on the bus on my way to work Wednesday morning, a few hours after compatriots clamoring for change swept Obama to his historic victory.
I was on the phone, and the 20-something Austrian woman seated in front of me overheard me speaking English.
Without a word, she turned, pecked me on the cheek, and stepped off at the next stop.
Nothing was said, but the message was clear.
Today, we are all Americans.
Mr. Cole, you buffoon, check your back pocket for your wallet.
Check out of your pants to see if you still have your underwear, goof.
Nothing was said, but the message was clear.
Today, we are all Americans.
And now we turn to stealthy news blog spot.
By the way, this is all over the worldwide media.
It hasn't yet hit the U.S. media.
Israel's foreign minister Zippy Livny has given some advice to Barack Obama, the Messiah Most Merciful, said, talk is seen as weakness over here, sir.
We live in a neighborhood in which sometimes dialogue is liable to be interpreted as weakness.
When asked if she supported talks between the U.S. and Iran, she said no.
Of course, Obama believes we're showing weakness by not talking to Iran.
I'm not afraid of talking to anybody.
I fear no man.
No woman.
I'm Barack Obama.
I'll tell you what, folks, that's another powder keg situation to watch over there, Iran and Israel, because the Israelis know what's happened here with the election of this little guy.
From Boca News, just down the road here, gang.
I don't even want to read the headline here.
I just want to read the lead of the story.
Palm Beach County Commissioners, this is where we live, folks.
Palm Beach County commissioners have approved an additional tier of coverage in the county's self-insured health plan for certain dependent children ages 26 to 30.
In accordance with a recent revision of Florida law to be eligible, the dependent child must be unmarried, have no children.
be a student or Florida resident, have no other health insurance, and must pay the full cost of coverage.
Commissioner Bob Kenjin noted that Florida was only the second state in the nation to have such coverage, and he added with sarcasm, they can't be married.
They can't have kids yet.
That cuts down a little bit of the universe.
So Florida now requires health plans cover dependent children up to age 30.
No, the headline is Florida now requires health plans cover dependent children up to age 30.
Oh, and by the way, my friends, let me share this with you.
This also from A.P. Obama.
While you're absorbing that snurdly, dependent children up to 30.
Look, that's in the SHIPS plan.
Don't you recall the Democrat update to the SHIPS plan, the children's health program, dependent kids up to age 30, that Florida's just going first at it.
Incomes up to 80 grand a year, your dependent child covered for health care with income up to 80 grand a year.
It's in the Democrat SHIP with a P on the end of there, folks, program.
Now, while you're absorbing that, when the government took over mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and by the way, Rah Emmanuel was a counsel over there, now chief of staff.
It's going to be so much fun to watch all these Obama voters just find out what they've done.
When the government took over mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, taxpayers inherited more than just bad debts.
Taxpayers are also potentially on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in legal fees for the executives at the center of the housing market's collapse.
We are going to pay the legal fees to both prosecute these people and we're going to pay the legal fees for the lawyers the accused hire to defend themselves.
With the Justice Department investigating companies involved in the mortgage and financial meltdown, executives around the country are hiring defense lawyers.
Like many large companies, Fannie and Freddie had contracts promising to cover legal bills for their executives.
When the Treasury Department delivered a $200 billion bailout to Fannie and Freddie, that obligation passed to the government, which may find itself paying for lawyers defending the executives against the government's own prosecutors.
Doug Heller, executive director of Consumer Watchdog, a Santa Monica company, said, Who'd have thought we might be on the hook for paying the defense costs when we're also paying the prosecution costs?
To defend the economy from the havoc that's been created, we're going to defend the havoc creators.
There's one thing wrong with this.
I mean, as far as it goes, it's reporting accurately, but these executives are not guilty.
They may have a secondary tertiary role.
This mortgage crisis is at the feet of Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, Franklin Raines, Jim Johnson.
These are the executives that ran Fannie Mae.
Now, if they're going after some of those people, fine and dandy, if these are Wall Street executives, banking executives, these people were under thug directive from Janet Reno and the Clinton administration to make these stupid loans that everybody knew at the time nobody could pay back.
Obviously, this is part of the deal to get Barney Frank and these clowns off the hook, as it were.
Let's see.
This is from Business Week magazine Leo Hendry.
This is a business magazine.
This is a magazine written for executives, Business Week.
Now, we all know they're, you know, liberals and socialists all over the drive-by media, including in business magazines.
Why Obama, Congress, must curb CEO pay?
Managers rise to something akin to royalty when their compensation is at unjustified levels and when the rewards of employment are not commonly and fairly shared with the general employee base.
And this guy, Leo Hendry Jr., this particular cancer, which has been growing exponentially for almost two decades, is at the core of many of our nation's economic ills.
Excessive CEO pay in a business magazine, a column in a business magazine, excessive CEO pay is at the core of our problems.
Here is Janet in Manhattan, Kansas.
It's great to have you on the EIB network.
Thank you for calling.
Maha Rushi.
Hey.
Thanks for taking my call.
I'm really angry, and I feel like, especially with the Sarah Palin stuff going on, I'm almost ready for the Republican Party to implode.
And let's start over from scratch with something else that reflects my values.
I expect things, I expect to be called like an ignorant rube for being a conservative Republican, but I don't expect it from my own party.
I expect it from the left.
And I don't know where to go from here.
I feel cast adrift.
Yeah, I know how you feel exactly.
There is an internal war going on in the Republican Party.
I warned you of this during the campaign, that the nomination of McCain signaled this.
He was not my guy.
You know, and I voted for him anyway.
I stuck by him.
And when he picked Palin, hallelujah.
You know, the scenes parted.
You talk about the Messiah.
She was the only person I had heard of in months saying things that I thought involved.
And now, you know, these rats jumping off the sinking ship are throwing ourselves out.
Here's the way to say, I would have to tell you after this election and where we are, I would have to, I would, you may have already gotten your wish.
I hope so.
The Republican Party may have already imploded or is in the process of imploding, whichever's the case.
You might already be getting your wish.
Well, you know, I support a conservative worldview, and I don't feel that, you know, I feel like the people that are there, the people I have to choose from, for the most part, don't reflect my worldview and are so easy and ready to capitulate.
We have a farm team.
We've got a farm team.
We've got some people out there.
Hang in there, Janet.
Hang in there and be tough.
You know, when they implode, for example, Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, they built Heinz Field.
When they imploded the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, they built Lucas Oil Field.
Implosions can lead to bigger reconstructions.
That's what we face.
The country can't do without a Republican Party.
And believe me, there are enough of us that want the Republican Party to be our home to make it so.
But we're going to need you.
I mean, you can't cash out out there.
Be back in a second.
A brief time out, my friends.
We'll be back before you know it.
Nice to have you back here, folks.
El Rushbo, serving humanity simply by showing up.
We go to Chicago.
This is Art.
Great to have you, Art.
Welcome to the EIB Network.
Rush, thank you for taking my call.
Yes, sir.
Okay.
You know, I just want to tell you before I get to my comment, this is that you say more in one broadcast than Obama and McCain have said during their entire election campaign.
Thank you very much.
I really appreciate that.
Okay.
Now, there is a name for what Chucky Schumer wants John McCain's role in the new Senate to be and what he may very well have been during this whole entire election cycle.
And that name is Judas Goat.
And I'd like to hear, well, I'm pretty sure about your comments.
Judas Goat.
Is that what you said?
Yes, sir.
Yeah, let me just refresh people's minds who weren't here at the top of the hour, Chuck Schumer and a lot of Democrats saying it's great that the old John McCain's back.
It's very, very good that the old John McCain's one John McCain back.
In fact, Obama campaigned thinking of using McCain as a liaison from the White House and Obama to Congress to the Senate to help bipartisanship be speeded along.
And Art here is referring to this as Judas Goat.
Now, I thought Art was going to talk about the Republican Party and so that we have been had.
And I guess he was going to get there, but time's flying here.
Art, thanks for the call.
The Republican Party's lost its identity.
You know, people are talking about they've lost its brand.
The Republican Party's brand.
What brand?
That's silly talk.
Lost its brand?
Republican Party is a marketing thing?
It's lost its brand.
No, it's lost its identity.
And the identity and brand are two different things.
Well, identity might have been stolen.
Okay, that's a better point.
The Republican Party's identity has been stolen by a bunch of people.
The Republican Party needed Lifelock.
We thought that Lifelock was already contracted by the Republican Party.
Life Lock protects anybody from identity theft, but it didn't protect the Republican Party.
You see how easy it is for your identity to be swiped and stolen.
It happened right under our eyes with the Republican Party.
Imagine if they had had Life Lock.
It happens to real people.
Identity theft, out of control.
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The Republican Party should have used them and did not.
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Susan in Queens, great to have you on the EIB network.
Hi.
Hello, Rush.
Hey.
Hello, Rush.
I love you dearly, but please, tomorrow, let's not focus on McCain anymore.
I realize we're finishing up the third hour today.
So as of tomorrow, let's not focus on McCain anymore.
We need to move forward.
Well, who's focusing on McCain?
Well, we did earlier in the program, as actually we have gone on to other topics since I originally came with this thought quite a while back.
Wait a second.
We focused on Palin out there.
Well, no, there was a lot of talk today about McCain and whether or not he said the right thing.
Did they do the right thing?
Look, it's instructive for the future.
But okay, tomorrow's, look, it's Open Line Friday.
You should have called then because you're in charge of what we talk about then.
Oh, well, one more thing because I might not get through tomorrow.
You just mentioned about marketing.
Yeah.
And that was one other point I was hoping to make.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm sorry, but I have to disagree.
Marketing is a major factor in all of this.
Obama was marketed and sold brilliantly.
Do you agree with me on that?
No, I do agree, but in this case, you're right in Obama's case because even the drive-bys are saying he's a created figure that there's no, we don't know who the real Obama is.
The Republican Party used to be real.
It used to stand for things.
Core principles don't need to be marketed.
They need to be articulated.
Now, where conservatism needs to, I know a lot of people who think conservatism needs better PR in marketing because the left has so successfully branded conservatives as racists and sexists and bigots and homophobes.
And so there are people who think the Republican Party or the conservative movement rather needs new marketing or branding.
I'm talking about the party and people talking about needing to give it a new brand.
The people saying that are those who want it to become a more moderate McCain-like party.
Yes, but there are those who need to be marketed to because unfortunately they're not educated on the issues.
And when we try to do it, we don't do it in the right way.
Yes, yeah, we're talking.
We're talking two different things.
You're using marketing in one way and I'm using it in another of branding.
You're talking about selling.
Yes, truly, because, for instance, the youth vote.
We do not, in my opinion, know how to obtain this youth vote.
And I believe this is a very important vote.
And we're assuming that they're educated and they know.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Do you know that the vote turnout was less this year than 2008 or 2004?
Well, that's a shame.
The point is, what youth vote are you talking about?
Young people, Rush.
Unfortunately, it's a myth.
It's a myth.
The youth vote didn't show up this time.
The turnout this year lower than in 2004.
The difference, as I just said, if you had been listening, 70% of unmarried women voted Obama.
Generally, it's who wins the presidency is who gets the male vote, not this time.
Open line Friday tomorrow, ladies and gentlemen, and it's guaranteed to be a barn burner.
We can't wait.
We'll see you then.
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