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Feb. 27, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 27, 2009, Friday, Hour #3
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The views expressed by the host on this program now documented to be almost always right of the time.
It's Friday.
Let's go.
Yes, live from the Southern Command in Sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
Hey, folks, guess what?
Nancy Pelosi and Dingy Harry are not happy with President Obama's Iraq policy.
He's ending combat operations in August of 2000 did he say ten.
Yeah, August 2010, leaving 50,000 troops on the ground.
Pelosi and Reed do not like that.
They said that too many troops still on the ground.
On the other hand, Senator McCain said he supports Obama's policy.
If it were only true.
If it were only true that Pelosi and Reed are really angry at Obama, and it would really be fun if they would now start treating Obama like they treated Bush.
But you know neither are true, and so it's just it's just fodder that they're putting out there.
Uh uh Pelosi is a little upset that Obama's tax cuts are waiting to be implemented, tax increases until uh 2011.
She said I wouldn't have been that generous.
Now stop and think about that statement.
I wouldn't have been that generous to people.
I would have punished them sooner.
I would have taken away from them sooner.
I wouldn't have been that generous.
Anyway, I want to go back to uh Marianne in Redden, Connecticut because we ran out of time.
Mary Ann, would you set the table again?
You s you you um because there might be some people didn't hear your uh uh first portion of your call.
I I said that um for many years I resisted listening to you.
Every time I tried, I turned you off because I perceived you before I knew you to be arrogant.
And it just turned me off.
Uh, especially your comments at that time about being on loan from God and the tone in your voice, and there was one other thing that I didn't get a chance to mention.
I don't know if you want me to spring it on you now.
Oh, fire fire away.
Um it's something that you say now that I I can get past, but when I listen to it with my thirteen-year-old middle schooler, I cringe.
And it's when you refer to feminists as being ugly.
Um it j I don't I perceive to be myself uh a conservative feminist more along the lines with Sarah Palin.
When when did I when did I say feminists were ugly?
Oh, you make a derogatory comment about the looks of a feminist.
I am a little nervous.
I can't remember exactly how it goes.
See, that's that's well, I'll tell you in a minute.
Uh did did you happen to see Obama's State of the Union show?
Uh yes, I did.
Well, you want to talk about ugly.
I mean, the i you know, politics is showbiz for the ugly.
And I didn't invent that phrase, but it's true.
Did you s I mean I don't care where the camera turned in the audience that night Goodley look like the Star Wars bar scene.
You know, I may not disagree with you, uh, and maybe I I I'm trying to think of it um really to help you attract more female listeners.
I understand that.
And also my my child really uh thinks an awful lot of you and has learned a lot about government and politics from you.
And although I realize the humor in it, I just find it unattractive, and I think it would benefit you to tone that down.
All right.
I appreciate all this.
Now see, we're we're we're uh we've actually, since it's open line Friday, there are no limits on what people can say.
So we're actually doing a women's seminar today.
Um and and Mary Ann here from Redden, Connecticut, is attempting to to help me in my quest to close the gender gap.
So let me address first your your child.
Uh and uh you just you get uncomfortable when you think you hear me say that feminists are ugly.
Yes.
Okay?
And I promised you that I would reveal a magic trick, a trick that all magicians have tricks.
Mm-hmm.
So what you've heard me say is undeniable truth of life number twenty-four, which I wrote while living in Sacramento in 1987.
I had a newspaper column then, and my column was due in a matter of hours, and I had writer's block.
So meaning I couldn't think of anything to write 750 words on.
So I started jotting down one-line thoughts, trying to sperm myself into a full-fledged column of 750 words.
And by the time I got to 25 or 26, I said, you know what?
I'm about 600 words into this.
Why not just keep writing these one-line things down?
And voila, the 35 undeniable truths of life were born.
And number 24 reads like this.
Feminism was established so as to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream of society.
Now did I know that this was going to offend people when I wrote it and said it?
Yes.
Do I believe it?
Yes.
Am I trying to offend?
No.
I'm trying to spur thought.
Do you realize how many brain-dead people there are?
Do you realize how many people who are afraid to even think certain things that somebody in the land of the liberals, I know.
Okay, do you understand how fearful people are of saying certain things outside their bathroom or outside their home?
And even if you have somebody in your home, you might not want to say what you really say because you just don't want to deal with grief of having them maybe not understand it or get into an argument with you.
Absolutely.
I don't care about that.
And that's what's so great about you.
I wouldn't change a thing about you.
Yes, you would.
You want me to not say that when your son is listening.
Well, you know what?
I want you to say what you want, but I just want you to know that it's perceived in a way that's a good one.
I know exactly how it's perceived.
I want you to have more listeners.
Here's another dirty little secret.
I know exactly how it's perceived.
What do you think I'd do among many things on this program?
If you had to describe, and it's a tough question.
There's no wrong answer here, and it's not a test.
But if you had to describe this program to somebody who doesn't listen to it.
I would say it's the truth.
If you want the truth, listen to Russia Limbaugh.
If you want to hear what nobody will say, listen to Rush Limbach.
Okay.
One of the things that I and this is not the magic trick.
One of the things I absolutely love doing, and I have become an expert at it.
I can do it any time I want.
And that is tweaking liberals.
I love irritating them.
I love them gnashing their teeth.
I love them just getting mad as hell at me.
So when I say I want Obama to fail, I know full well that they are going to have a conniption fit.
I know because I have violated political correctness.
He's too big to fail because of the historic nature of his presidency.
You can't wish the first black president would fail.
Why do you want your country to fail?
That's a horrible thing to say.
Why an idiot only an idiot would say that.
Well, we all agree I'm not an idiot.
No.
But the dirty little secret, Mary Ann, is that every Republican in this country wants Obama to fail, but none of them had the guts to say so.
I am willing to say it.
We want him to fail because we want to preserve our country as we found it.
We do not want to see a successful attack on capitalism.
Now I know full well that women are going to get irritated when I say these things.
I know it full well.
What you know, I this here's here's a I'm not going to give away a full magic trick, but here is an explanation.
Where do I work?
I work on radio.
Do you know how many radio stations there are that do talk?
Oh, 2,000.
When I started in 1988, there were 125.
Never forget, by the way, Mary Ann, I am a businessman.
Another thing I make no apology for.
I'm a businessman.
There were 125.
There were I had no significant I had zero national competition when I started and for two or three years.
Now look at it.
Everybody and their uncle.
I mean, people who never been on a radio are given talk shows.
Psychiatrists, car mechanics.
Insane callers are even given talk shows.
There is so much noise out there.
Now anybody can come behind a microphone and tell you what you think.
Well, I I really don't like President Obama.
I think and I I I believe in low taxes.
Ho hum.
Well, that's exciting.
That's really thrilling.
You see, when I say talent.
So much talent, so much I wish I could share some of it with you.
On loan from God.
You have been endowed with gifts from God.
But I know full well that brain dead leftists are going to say, What a cocky SOB.
I've never heard anybody say it was God until Obama came along and tried to make people think he had a close relationship.
But in truth, in truth, I love tweak.
I know exactly how these things are going to be interpreted.
Talent on loan from God, as you said, I'm thanking God for the blessings of my creation, and since none of us live forever, it's alone.
It's going to be returned somewhere when I pass away and ascend to the great studio in the sky.
The female the female summit.
Yes.
Let me tell you about the female summit.
I I'm so tempted to give you so tempted.
I know I know we're going to do more of the summit.
But here let me Mary Ann, let me tell you what we're thinking of doing for the next summit.
Okay.
Next women's summit.
Since we've learned that the real gender gap is with independent women.
It's not Democrat women, yeah, and and Republican women love me.
But independent moderate women, they're the ones that just they can't stomach me.
They cannot abide me.
So we need to narrow our gap and get my approval numbers up by focusing on telephone calls from those women.
And what I'm thinking of doing is reprising something that I did way back in 1989 when this program first started.
Because it'd be much easier to do it.
Now I want to get your opinion of this.
You tell me to think.
I'm thinking of before we do the next women's summit that we require every woman who's going to call here to first have emailed us a a picture of herself so that we will know who we are talking to.
Looks matter.
And well, you when you're talking to people in person, you know, you the y we need the whole picture.
So we'll give an email address and they can send digital pictures now.
It's easy, and I have to go through the mail, and uh we'll have a proof set up so that uh we can tell if if you do have your picture on file, it'll be identifying characteristics and so forth, and only if you have the picture on file will you be able to participate in the summit.
What do you think of that?
I think um it would be very interesting to see how many women and the women who call who do actually call what they what they think like if they're truly independents if they're really fans of yours.
Uh well that's our challenge in the screening process.
I mean, everybody, we there are fakes, liars, and frauds everywhere out there.
We are experts at uh at detecting it.
I mean, what but what do you think requiring them to have a picture on file with us?
Well, that that puts me off a little bit.
But um nothing you do well, because what does it matter?
The human being is you know, the the shell of what we are is.
What is it what does it matter?
Of course.
Could you tell me why the race of our president is so important?
It's not important to me.
Oh, but it is.
Oh, but it is all but it is the racism that was founded in the Democrat Party during the campaign, it was worse than I've ever seen expressed in this country since the civil rights days.
Well, if you're talking about from the country, of course it's a very big deal from the majority of people.
I mean, I would imply to be a racist.
You just said looks matter.
My point to you is your your female followers who might who understand you would have no problem sending their pictures anyway.
That's right.
We would be deluged.
And many of them would take it in swimsuits on the rocks in San Francisco Bay.
But I think the pe women who are truly on the fence about you would just be another reason not to listen to you.
Really?
That's my opinion.
And I really am.
You know what?
I happen to think you're right.
I happen to think you're right.
So you and I agree.
If I required pictures from the independent women who despise me before they can get on the program, it's pretty logical to conclude I'm not going to get any pictures from them and are going to rip me to shreds wherever they can, and a whole effort of closing the gender gap is going to fail, correct?
Lost forever.
Maybe not forever.
And yet I know full well that's why I'm that's what I'm doing, right?
Mm-hmm.
Okay, so you tell me why I would do that.
Because your rush and the magic about you, it may just work.
No.
The very flattering thing you say.
Why would I tweak them?
Because I can and because I enjoy the hell out of it.
Yeah, but don't don't you think that it's important to have the women like me?
I mean, we're raising the children of the future.
Yes, but you see, you're different, Marianne.
You were not converted by calling here and talking to me and discovering the real me.
You did it on your own.
You listened for a couple of years, and you finally something worked.
Something snapped.
The uh we're not gonna do the picture thing.
I'm just using it as an example.
And the rest of you women out, we're not gonna do the picture thing.
That's just I just posing this as a as I'm trying I'm trying trying to to reveal the trick but not reveal the trick at the same time.
So you see, I know the effect everything I do is going to have.
I know who it's gonna tweak.
I know exactly I am a stratavarius.
I know exactly what I'm doing, I know exactly why I'm doing it.
I'm doing it for a host of business reasons.
I'm doing it for a host of professional reasons, and I'm doing it because I have fun doing it.
Well, I don't say anything I don't believe.
Undeniable truth of life number twenty-four.
I'm telling you, I know it firsthand.
And I actually have sympathy with women who are discriminated against because they uh uh certain people hire other women that are more pleasing to look at.
We can't deny this happens.
I just happen to have the gauche ability to bring it up.
I speak the unsaid.
I was seeing that that's not offensive.
That's not offensive when you say that.
Uh because that that is I assume a really large amount of intelligence in my audience, because I'm smart, and I suspect only intelligent people listening.
I see, I figure it's some people are gonna understand this and figure it out.
And the ones that don't is the fun of it.
Okay.
All right.
Well, I just feel passionate that I would love to see you have more female listeners.
We are the mothers raising the children of tomorrow.
It brings me to one other point, I hope you'll indulge me in the same way.
I agree with you.
And don't worry, it will happen.
My That's the purpose of the women's summit.
It will happen, Mary Ann.
I'm Well, okay.
But I got to take commercial break.
Okay.
Hang on, hang on, Mary Ann, because it's time for an obscene profit timeout.
Sure.
All right.
So you care just about money here as much about your opinion, maybe even more so.
Back after this.
Okay, what's the point?
What's your other point, Mary Ann?
First, if uh parents need to realize mothers uh how poor America's public schools really are.
I find most of my very educated peers here in Connecticut to believe our schools are good.
And they're not.
Their kids are happy, and that seems to be enough for them.
We've made the sacrifice of taking our kids out of the public school at the cost of we're no longer saving for our future because their education means that much to us.
Well, look at I d I when I when I do informative educational things on this program, Ariane, seriously, I don't target it to women or men.
I I look at people as people.
You know, I really I really don't see uh blacks as blacks and women as women and so forth.
Uh uh in when when I'm doing this program when I think of national issues and and people and then policies to improve the country.
I I don't you know everybody needs to understand how poor the public education is, not just mothers.
I understand that mothers are the ones that do the PTA, some of them, and this and this kind of thing, but I I am not the segregationist that people think I am.
I don't think you are.
I just say this because I feel so frustrated not having been effective in making changes where I live because of the apathy.
I know, but see, I have been effective in making changes what I do, and I've got a very good track record at it.
Now, as to this the independent women for f uh and the and the you want me to do this to get these women and that to get that women, let me tell you something.
These women are going to have to come to this show on my terms.
I'm not going to be a McCain and try to be a liberal here and a liberal there, and I'm not going to be a George Bush with a new tone.
They come here on my terms or they don't come.
I wanted to ask Mary Ann one more question, but I'd spent a half hour with Mary Ann.
And I'll tell you why I did that.
A lot of you people think it was unfair.
Why choose in fact I got emails from women.
Mary Ann, don't get your feelings hurt here.
Just to show you the folly of no.
I got a couple emails from women begging me not to take any more calls from women that they were beating their heads against the wall because of the way you sound.
I mean, women are the I mean, they can't be the harshest critics of other women, forget me.
Now, am I supposed to listen to her, Mary?
Am I supposed to well, I got two emails that said, don't put Mary Ann back on.
Should I have Mary Ann, I can't talk to you anymore because they got a couple emails that say they want to listen to you.
Of course not, Mary Ann.
I determine.
I got 15, 20 million people every day telling me how I ought to do this and live my life in other ways.
And I listen to about none of it.
Now, one thing I wanted to ask Mary Ann, as you know, we have a sponsor for our women's summit.
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But you could ask for it.
You go to the dealership, do you have to use BG products?
Oh, yeah, we heard about it.
We don't really find some place that does.
And I was going to ask her what she thought of having uh oil change fluid as the sponsor of the women's summit.
But I never got to it.
But I would have I've been fascinated.
I don't know who could be against it.
I that's the thing.
But but I I experience guided by intelligence tells me that even now, fits of rage are happening all over the country where women are listening and have heard what I just said.
Also, there is raucous laughter occurring among those who get it.
Now the gender gap.
That's what got this all started.
Fascinating story here from CNN about the Republican gender gap in 2012.
Now listen to this.
As the first unofficial ballots are cast in the next presidential, a new national poll of Republicans indicates the GOP has no clear front runner for the next White House nominee, but does suggest there's a gender gap.
But it's not what you think.
Among Republican men, the same pattern emerges.
No clear advantage for Palin Huckabee or Romney.
But among Republican women, it's a different story.
Among Republican women, Sarah Palin has a ten point edge among Republican women, winning 32% support among that group to 22% for Huckabee, 20% for Romney.
Republican women in polling data right now prefer Sarah Palin to the guys.
And yet they're running polls on a gender gap in the Republican Party.
And of course, on me, El Rushbow.
There is a gender gap, except it's a male gender gap among women in a Republican Party thinking about Sarah Palin versus the other guys as we head down to 2012.
Joanne in uh Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Hi, and welcome to Open Line Friday.
Thank you, Rush.
First, I need to apologize to for Snur to certain lee for calling him Royal when he put me on hold.
I certainly didn't mean to offend him.
Uh well I appreciate that, and I'm I'm sure he does too.
Okay.
Um we had, you know, that cute little stimulus they sent us last year, that twelve six hundred per person, twelve hundred couple, whatever.
Exactly.
We had two of 'em.
Well, we got our twelve hundred dollars last year, and I thought, oh, what the hell my insurance is due.
I'll just pay it for the month.
I'm paying for the year, right?
My homeowner's insurance.
Yeah.
Well, I did my taxes, and before I went ahead and checked that I had gotten the stimulus, I was going to owe twenty-three dollars in change.
Once I checked, I had gotten a stimulus.
I owe twelve hundred dollars twenty uh twelve hundred twenty-three dollars in change.
Wait a minute.
Because it put me to a different tax bracket.
You mean you took to twelve hundred and your taxes went up twelve hundred?
That's what I got to send the government back, plus my twenty-three dollars in change.
Well, that's the first story of that type that I've heard, but you know, this doesn't surprise me because of what we've learned about the thirteen dollars a week.
Oh, I'm just thrilled about that.
My husband changed his uh changed his deduction because we work I work part-time, he works full-time, and we have a teeny tiny mortgage, so we can't write off the insurance.
We don't have any children, so we have no, you know, rugger deductions, and uh the interest that we pay doesn't add up to the standard deduction, so we're kind of screwed.
Hey, hey, I feel like I'm talking to a compatriot here.
Welcome to the club.
Well, you know what I got to tell you on all this.
I only started listening to you about two years ago uh when my high school sweetheart brought me back up here from Florida after we'd been apart 29 years, found me on classmates.com, and I started listening to you.
So you know this man makes a hell of a lot of sense.
He sounds like my dad.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Thank you very much.
I really appreciate that, man.
But I uh but I tell you what, I'm I'm uh fit to be tied, uh mad as hell, and I just don't know what to do about it.
Well, you know what?
When I find people mad as hell, one of the things that helps is playing a Barney Frank soundbite.
Well, you know, Barney Frank, if I have to listen to Barney Frank one more time or look at Obama one more time, I'm just gonna puke my lunch.
I'm just over it.
Well, okay, then I can understand.
But he he is he is funny.
You know, your parodies are funny, but the man is not funny at all.
Because he actually believes what he's saying.
You got to learn to laugh at it now and then.
Well, I do laugh at it.
All right.
I laugh at it between between one and two when I listen to you every day at lunch.
All right.
Well, day Friday.
I'm gonna play I appreciate that, ma'am.
I'm gonna play a Barney Frank soundbite, so you got about ten seconds to either turn the radio off.
Oh, I won't turn the radio off, and you do great tomorrow because I'm gonna turn you on at five o'clock on Fox Little.
Thank you very much.
A lot of pressure.
I hope I do good.
Oh, you're gonna do just fine.
I have a lot of things.
Oh, it's television cameras there and largest crowd ever, and everybody hoping I fail.
No, you're not gonna be able to do it You do realize you realize the Democrats are gonna be hoping I make the biggest fool of myself, the liberals will be hoping I fail and stumble over an electric court out there, or maybe the podium collapses in front of It's not gonna happen.
I know, but I know they're hoping it.
Well, you know what?
They they can hope all they want.
They show every day what idiots they are by opening up their mouth.
Yes, ma'am.
I agree a hundred percent.
All right, here comes the Barney Frank soundbite.
Now, this uh thanks thanks very much, um Joanne.
I appreciate it.
Last night on Chris Matthew's show, Barney Frank was a guest, and Chris Matthews said, Um, what are you making this big shift back to uh away from Bushism, if you will, away from tax cuts from people who make a certain amount of money uh and and to begin a health fund, uh, you know, national health care.
Well, what do you what do you make of the big shift back to all this?
I think it's what people voted for.
There was no secret that this was gonna happen.
John McCain kept predicting that if Obama won this would happen, and I think Obama felt an obligation to make an honest man out of John McCain or to keep him an honest one.
John's always been pretty honest.
Of course, the private sector is the engine to create wealth.
But we also know, as Franklin Roosevelt knew, and the others have known, that the private sector works best when it's got a set of rules and a cooperative set of arrangements with the public sector.
So during the campaign, remember now the Democrats said that we, McCain Joe the Plumber, we were crazy for warning that Obama was a socialist.
Now, Barney Frank says everybody knew it.
Everybody knew this was gonna happen.
I did.
I guarantee you that a majority of people that voted for the BAMster did not know this was gonna happen.
He was talking tax cuts.
He wasn't talking about he was talking about lowering the sea levels four feet.
He wasn't talking all this detailed massive spending.
I I disagree with with uh Mr. Fwank on this uh folks.
Uh here's Chris Matthews, by the way, cut seven, uh, if you will.
Chris Matthews speaking with uh former Massachusetts Maryland government, Bob Ehrlich.
Chris Matthews used to have a decent TV show.
There was a time when Crash Chris Matthews guest hosted this radio show.
He and his TV show it used to be fairly decent.
It was it was but now it's it's descending into into something that is um unprofessional and and and just and perplexing.
And here's an example.
This is something he does once a night, three or four times a week.
He brings a Republican in and demands they denounce me.
And last night's challenge was Maryland Governor Bob Ehrlich.
Do you like Rush Limbaugh?
Yes or no?
I think he's an interesting guy.
I don't know him personally.
What a careful answer.
But I'm interested.
You are a moderate.
You are a moderate, a private secret moderate.
That's why you answer that.
Bob Ehrlich, modern Republican.
Well, we just inadvertently had Matthews confirm what I've always told you about moderates.
They won't tell you what they think.
Anyway, I gotta take a brief time out.
The effort continues to get any Republican to denounce me.
It's gonna keep happening.
Uh because I have been anointed as the Mr. Big.
All right, a quick time out.
Another EIB, obscene profit center break back after this.
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It's just old, it's a piece of junk, but you're a little worried.
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You can find deals.
All right, uh.
Oh!
Now this next subject.
Guess who's mad at Hillary?
Jewish people in New York who thought she was great as a senator.
They are really disappointed in Hillary.
What's the big mystery?
She has adopted totally the Obama foreign policy of pro-Hamas, whatever's going on in Gaza.
I mean, this is it's it's not it's not a mystery at all.
And if you add further to this, take a look at who it is that's donated to the Clinton Library and Massage Parlor.
African Middle East donors to Clinton's foundation.
And there's a the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 10 million to 25 million.
Sheikh Mohammed H. Al-Amoudi, Ethiopian-born Saudi businessman, between 15 and 25 million, Nasser El Rashid, between 15 and 25 million.
Gilbert Shaguri, Lebanese Christian businessman, Dubai Foundation, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum.
All these guys between 15 and 25 million.
And then there are four pages of other donors in smaller amounts down to 250 to 500,000, 500,000 to a million.
But the top bracket here is 10 million to 25 million, 1 million to 5 million.
What in the world?
This is sometimes, you know, you you want to talk about beating your head against the wall.
Sometimes I want to beat my head against the wall when it's so obvious.
In some, in the case of the Clintons, that they can fool so many people about their support for Israel.
Now she's Secretary of State.
Fully in line with the Obama policy of 900 million dollars to Hamas, supposedly for the victims of the Israeli bombs in Gaza.
It's 900 million dollars to Hamas.
Hillary's all for it.
Dove Heikand, who is uh assemblyman in New York, have this to say about Secretary of State Hillary.
I liked her a lot more as a uh senator from New York.
You know, now I wonder again, as I used to wonder, who's the real Hillary Clinton.
I guess it's tough because when the Clintons are running around courting you apparently people swoon over them, but I wish, you know, this I wish this would be a teachable moment that these people would actually learn who their real supporters are and uh and aren't.
I gotta take a brief time out here, ladies and gentlemen.
Sit tight, El Rush Ball, open line Friday, back right after this.
Something to send you into the weekend with a uh with a smile and the anticipation of my C C Pack appearance tomorrow afternoon, five o'clock on Fox, uh, as well as C-SPANs from the UK.
A new government leaflet has been released and being passed around in the UK that says parents should avoid trying to convince their teenage children of the difference between right and wrong when talking to them about sex.
Avoid any notion, any any discussion whatsoever of right and wrong when you're discussing sex with your children.
The government, uh the UK government, the British government, British government, which is where we're headed, this this kind of thing, a new government leaflet that they're passing around.
They say they're not gonna raise people's children, but this is important.
Uh people know that there's no right or wrong in sex.
See you Monday.
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