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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
Hey, happy Boxing Day to you.
Happy Boxing Day.
Yes, America's Anchorman is away, and this is your undocumented Anchorman sitting in.
And like all my fellow members of the vast undocumented American community, I like to celebrate my cultural traditions.
And Boxing Day is like the Cinco de Mayo for those of us at the northern end of the undocumented immigrant explosion.
So it's Boxing Day.
Great to be with you here at Ice Station EIB, where the snow is falling.
Looks absolutely beautiful and it's absolutely freezing.
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So it goes from here, Ice Station EIB, all the way down to New York and then over to California and up to the satellites and out to the world.
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Hope you had a beautiful, terrific Christmas with your family.
Breaking news from the imperial capital.
And it came to pass that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus.
As you know, yesterday was December 25th, which was the last day to enroll for the Roman Empire census.
But Caesar Augustus has now issued a decree extending the deadline to enroll by an extra day.
Apparently, there were some glitches in the launch of the system, and wait times for a room at the inn in the greater Bethlehem area were completely unacceptable.
Apparently, there was a problem with the back end of the new centralized guest registration system.
And late on December 24th, the system just crashed.
So Caesar Augustus says no one could be madder about all this than him.
He blames his slaves and concubines for not keeping him up to speed on problems with the development of the system.
Otherwise, he certainly wouldn't have been out there talking to Bob Schieffer on Face the Empire on what a great user experience people waiting for.
So he's now brought in Rome's best and brightest to fix it and has decreed that even if you haven't booked to enroll in the census, innkeepers are obligated to provide you with accommodation, even if it's subpar, non-compliant, bad apple, catastrophic accommodation that the new CaesarCare census system supposedly rendered illegal, such as a stable.
Under the Census Enrollment Hotels, Inns and Resorts Accommodation Act passed by the Roman Senate, stables were grandfathered in.
If you like your stable, you can keep your stable, but they were then de-grandfathered by the Bureau of Regulation, but they have now been temporarily undegrandfathered by imperial decree.
So you now have an extra day to enroll for the census.
Executive Prefect Sibelius had been widely criticized for placing undue strain on the system by requiring that persons can only enroll in the census by traveling to the town of their birth.
But Caesarcare navigators are now standing by to assist you in getting there.
If you live in Nazareth, but you're born in Bethlehem and you can't get through to register there during peak hours, then why not try traveling to Gaul or Londinium to register?
Because the wait times at Hadrian's Wall during off-peak hours are said to be very low.
At any rate, Caesar Augustus has now extended the wait time to enroll for the census by 24 hours before leaving for his golf vacation with the Empress and his pet horse in the 40-vehicle chariot cage.
So that's great news.
1-800-282-2882 as we keep you up to speed on all the news from the imperial vacation.
As I always say, every boxing day when Obama is on vacation in Hawaii, Obama's vacation in Hawaii costs more than flying the entire royal family around the planet for a year.
And liberals, he's just pulling those numbers.
Well, call up, call up.
If you're a liberal and you don't believe those numbers, I got the hardcore numbers from the keeper of the privy purse and I will give them to you.
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If you are a liberal and you dispute the costs, the comparative costs of flying the citizen executive of a self-governing republic to Hawaii versus the cost of flying the royal family around the world for the entire year.
Give me a call and I will run down the numbers with you.
But before he left, and this makes the same point, really, this is a story from the Washington Post about Obama signing up for healthcare in the DC Exchange.
We all saw this.
It was a few days ago that he basically pretended to sign up.
He doesn't need to say he's covered by his employer, which is you.
We pay for his healthcare coverage, but nevertheless, he decided to stage a photo op of himself enrolling.
The bit about this that I found fascinating is that an official, he went to the DC Exchange because he's resident within the District of Columbia.
So he went to the DC Exchange.
But because of, quote, the complicated nature of the president's case, unquote, he had to do an in-person sign-up.
Now, did you know about this, by the way, the complicated nature of the president's case?
I'll be very interested to hear, again, anyone who's tried to sign up for Obamacare and they were told on the website or via the 1-800 number or the fax machine or Pony Express or Messenger Pigeon or whatever other way they've been trying to get through to Obamacare, healthcare.gov.
If anyone has been told that if you've got a complicated case, you require an in-person sign-up.
That's what the president said, according to this official.
Quote, as you'd expect, the president's personal information is not readily available in the variety of government databases healthcare.gov uses to verify identities, right?
This is the president.
You would think if anyone were in a government database, it would be the head of state.
But apparently they couldn't verify.
They could verify if you're Mary Joe who works at the diner and you try to enroll at healthcare.gov, they can instantly verify your identity by checking the databases.
But apparently, if you're the president of the United States and your residence is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, there's no way for them to verify that in the database.
That's according to the official explanation here.
I don't know how this happens.
Maybe they went to look for his birth certificate or something and mysteriously the file was empty.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Anyway, so because of that, the president was required to go down to the DC Exchange office and sign up in person.
Except, of course, he didn't.
He sent someone else.
He sent a member of his staff, which means a member of your staff, i.e. a federal employee that you and I pay for, to go down and stand in line and enroll for him.
So, in other words, even this pseudo-enrollment, he couldn't even go through the pseudo-photo-op himself.
He sent a stunt man to go and do and perform the stunt of him enrolling in his own healthcare plan and his own healthcare plan office.
I didn't even know you can do that.
I didn't know that you could just send, if you're like a Hollywood big shot and you're your big Hollywood liberal donor to Obama, if you're like Barbara Streisand and you want to demonstrate your support for Obamacare by enrolling in Obamacare, that you can send your pool boy down to the office to enroll for you.
Barbara Streisand, Barbara doesn't have to go to the big enrollment office and be seen standing there in line herself with all the other losers.
She can send her pool boy down there too.
If the Sultan of Brunei happens to be visiting in the United States, I think he owns a stud or something here, and he's come to look at his racehorses and he thinks, wow, what a great healthcare system they have here.
I think I'll go down and he doesn't have to, the Sultan of Brunei doesn't have to go down and stand in line.
He can send his eunuch to go and stand in line for him.
If the Downtown Abbey guys are flying into America for Pledge Drive Week on PBS and they decide to enroll in Obamacare, you don't have to have your Duke and Duchess and your lords and ladies going down.
You can just send the stable boy down to enroll for you.
And is this how it works?
I didn't know this.
Or is this just the president who is allowed to use a stunt man stand-in when he's required to go and do an in-person sign-up for Obamacare?
And it's fascinating to me that even that this president is so detached from it all that even the normal, you think of election day.
You see the candidate going and standing in the polling booth, polling station like everybody else.
He has to go to the high school gym or wherever the vote is held in his particular precinct and be shown to be voting like an ordinary citizen.
In this case, Obama, the burdens Obama imposes on the citizenry, he is not bound by himself.
You may have to go there and do an in-person sign-in, but when he's required to do an in-person sign-in, he's allowed just to dispatch some minion who goes and signs in and does the in-person sign-up for himself.
And that gets actually to the heart of the question before Americans at this time in this republic's history is: is the ruling class bound by the laws it imposes on you?
Because if it's not, it's not any kind of republic, except for the banana kind.
If the president of the United States is not bound by the rules that he imposes on you, if he finds it too burdensome to go down to the Obamacare sign-in office to sign in for himself, why does he get a pass?
Why, if it's burdensome for him because it takes time from his golf game or packing for his Hawaiian vacation, why is it not equally burdensome for the guy who owns a hardware store?
Why is it not equally burdensome for the accountant in the small town?
Why is it not equally unburdensome for every other citizen?
Why does he get a pass?
That's a Magna Carta thing, by the way.
Magna Carta, the basic thing about Magna Carta, 12:15, 12:15 in a meadow at Runnymede.
The king's in the meadow.
When a king is in a meadow, that's not a good sign for a king.
The king's in a meadow because the barons have got him forced into a corner to sign a document saying, in the end, even a king is bound by the law.
In this case, Obama has passed his own law called Obamacare, and he's saying, nah, no, I don't have to be bound by it.
I don't have to go down and send there.
I can send the court eunuch down there to sign in for it on my behalf.
That's the world we live in, folks.
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San Francisco from the Associated Press: a new law that spells out the rights of transgender students in kindergarten through 12th grade is set to take effect in California on January the 1st.
To get ready, school districts are reviewing locker room layouts, scheduling sensitivity training for staff, and reconsidering senior portrait dress codes.
This is for the transgendered grade schoolers in California.
Transgendered kindergartners.
I don't know how many transgendered kindergartners there are, even in California.
It's probably wise to assume.
I think it would probably be easiest to assume that every kindergartner in California is transgendered and act accordingly.
But apparently, they're going to have to be reconfiguring every single bathroom.
By the way, this is the formerly golden state that the productive class is fleeing because of the burden of holding up everybody else in California, which includes the union class, the state employee class, the permanent dependency class, the illegal immigrant class that have overwhelmed the hospital system in California.
So anyone who's not a member of those groups is fleeing the state.
But the state is addressing the burning issues confronting California today, the issue of transgendered kindergartners, which basically allows anybody, I would have loved this when I was at school, to identify which bathroom that you would like to use.
And it will mean at some point, at some point, the schoolgirls of California will eventually be provoked into objecting to this.
Because what will mean is that essentially guys with the people who identify as female, even though they still have the old wedding tackle, the old meat and two veg, the old twig and berries, as Austin Powers would say, will be allowed to choose which bathroom they use.
There was a case about this.
There was a case about this up in Ontario at a health club when I had my difficulties with the Human Rights Commissions up there.
And when I had my difficulty with the Ontario Human Rights Commission, I was a right-wing manman.
And I can well see when you're the social engineers and thought control freaks of the Human Rights Commission in Ontario, that nailing my scalp to the mast would be a point of pride.
And I can well see why they'd choose to go after me.
That's great fun.
That's terrific fun.
But most of the people who get caught up in that racket are actually innocent types and often actually impeccable liberal types.
This guy who ran a sports club in St. Catharines, Ontario, and a lady comes into the room and she says she wants to sign up for the club.
And as she's filling out the form and he's about to take her membership fee, she says, I hope it'll be okay for me to use the ladies' locker room because I'm a pre-op transgendered and transsexual.
And she says, and he says, does pre-op mean what I think it means?
i.e., that she's still packing a little bit more in her ladies' panties than most ladies are.
And she says, yes, that is.
And he says, I don't know whether the ladies in my club would be comfortable about that.
So she immediately takes him to the Ontario Human Rights Commission.
And that guy spends a fortune.
Now, this guy isn't, as I said, he's not a right-wing nut like me.
He's not an ideological person.
He gives to all the LGBT charities.
He sponsors afloat in the gay pride parade.
And his business is still ruined because the poor guy has to choose between two liberal identity groups because he's got the feminists who don't want somebody in the shower swinging around in there, if you know what I mean.
And then he's got the LGBT crowd who say that what matters is not what body parts you have, but how you choose to identify.
And that guy's life wound up getting ruined over this thing.
I believe the club, I think the health club wound up closing.
And she eventually moved away to Ottawa and had the big SNP and eventually dropped the suit, but not before he'd piled up huge amounts of legal bills.
And so basically that principle is now being enshrined in every single school.
Now you look at the schools editor.
They're going to schedule more sensitivity training for staff.
So in other words, you're going to have staff whose skills at teaching math, whose skills at teaching science, whose skills at teaching English, whose skills at teaching history are abysmal and account for the mediocre scores of these schools.
But they will have sensitivity training to know how to resolve issues when the shy fat girl is a bit embarrassed at having to be in the locker room and change her clothes with a transgendered student who's actually still got male body parts but identifies as female.
And this is California's California's public school system.
And we wonder why.
We wonder why.
And this is the big problem with the Republican Party and the broader conservative movement, is it's not enough to ask people to put an R, to check the box with an R in it every two years in November on a Tuesday morning in November.
If on the other 364 days of the year, the culture is pushing you into a corner.
What do you think?
What do you think?
You think Pajama Boy?
People making jokes about Pajama Boy?
What do you think of a world in which transgendered kindergartners account for the reconfiguration of every California school bathroom?
What do you think the products of that school system are going to be like in 20 years' time?
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December 25th, this is really one of the saddest stories.
A U.S. government contractor kidnapped by al-Qaeda militants in Pakistan in 2011 has recorded a video message calling on the Obama administration to negotiate with his captors, saying he feels, quote, totally abandoned and forgotten.
Warren Weinstein looked ashen and sounded lethargic as he pleaded for renewed interest in his case and asked the U.S. government to consider releasing al-Qaeda militants in its custody.
The 72-year-old development expert, development expert from Rockville, Maryland, began his address by urging President Obama to step up efforts to get him released.
This guy says he feels, quote, totally abandoned and forgotten.
That's because he is totally abandoned and forgotten.
This is Obama is the there's a heartlessness about Obama that was reflected on the night of Benghazi when he took off and went to his big campaign event in Vegas.
And by all accounts, and this is why they're being so vague about letting us have the actual record of what happened that night, he wasn't even sufficiently interested in the fate of his good friend Chris, Ambassador Stevens, as he is more formally known, but his good friend Chris, Chris this, Chris that, Chris this, Chris that, as he said over the guy's body when they returned him, what was left of him to Andrews Air Force Base.
He wasn't that interested in the fate of Chris, nor was Secretary Clinton to inquire about them.
So this guy, in a Christmas Day video, not sounding good, this guy is 72 years old, development expert, development expert from Rockville, Maryland, a tourist in the heart of darkness, kidnapped by al-Qaeda militants while working for the government of the United States.
And the thing about this here is where's the pressure?
Where's the pressure from if the U.S. government doesn't want to actually go in and get this guy himself?
Where's the pressure on the government of Pakistan, right?
This government is.
Yeah, Mr. Snadley says they're using pressure on the guy in Cuba.
They don't use any pressure on anything.
They're not using pressure on the guy in Iran.
They're not using pressure on the guy who got bin Laden for them, the Pakistani doctor who courageously let the United States government know where bin Laden was, know the house he was in, and is now sitting in a jail in Islamabad or Lahore or wherever it is.
The government, that's not even al-Qaeda that's holding him.
That's the government of our ally, our friend, Pakistan.
This guy, Prime Minister Sharif, is a most corrupt guy, even by the sands of Pakistani politics, and he and his family all live together in this sort of Pakistani version of South Fork, where he and his duplicitous brothers and uncles and all the rest of it live in this kind of compound.
The United States government cannot even get the doctor who fingered bin Laden.
You know, Musharraf, by the way, General Musharraf, the evening of September the 11th, Colin Powell, nobody's idea of a tough guy Or a right-wing hawk or cowboy diplomat or whatever, calls up General Musharraf and says, We don't get to go into Afghanistan using Pakistan.
Pakistan is over.
You can kiss your country goodbye.
His deputy, Sharif Colin Powell's deputy, that guy with the gravelly voice who leaked the Valerie Plame stuff, whatever that guy was.
He's another big, big, squishy centrist, moderate guy.
Colin Powell, two-time Obama voter, tells General Musharraf, you're going to lose your country unless you do what we tell you to do.
And Musharraf, as he writes in his autobiography, said, Wow.
You know, I'd never heard the United States talking tough like that before.
So I realized, you know, that if I didn't want bombs dropping on me, I was going to have to.
General Musharraf is now in jail.
Richard Armitage, that's the guy, the gravelly voice deputy to Colin Powell.
And he's laying it down to, he calls General Musharraf, and General Musharraf says, oh, I'm washing my hair.
I can't take the call.
And whoever's on the phone says, you better take this call, General.
The Americans sound like they're hopping mad.
And he basically says to him, we don't get to do what we like in Pakistan while we're going into tobacco the Taliban.
And Pakistan is history.
You can forget about it.
It's gone.
It's over.
And General Musharraf goes, whoa, I've never heard the Americans talk like that before.
They're normally so nice.
And he does what they want him to do.
General Musharraf is now on trial in Pakistan.
What does this teach the world?
The doctor who fingers bin Lada is sitting and rotting in a jail.
The guy who was kidnapped by al-Qaeda militants is bleating on a video that Obama has abandoned him.
General Musharraf, General Musharraf, who lived, you know, Bush said, you're either with us or you're with the terrorists.
General Musharraf, that was a bit of a problem for General Musharraf.
He was with us.
Virtually his entire country is with the terrorists.
That's just the way it is.
That's just the way.
Yeah, exactly.
Hosni Mubarak.
Hosni Mubarak.
What that teaches the world is that you're a sap if you're an American ally.
That if you're an American ally like Musharraf, you'll end up in jail awaiting trial for treason.
If you help out the Americans by fingering bin Laden, the number one guy on the planet, the one that they're all sitting in the situation room with Hillary Clinton with her hands over her mouth in shock and horror as SEAL Team 6 go in there, the person who gave the street address to SEAL Team 6 is languishing in a Pakistani jail because it's more important for Obama to get his sound bite, you know, whatever it is.
What was it?
Bin Laden's dead and General Motors is alive.
Once he's got the sound bite, he doesn't care about the Pakistani.
You're teaching the world that you're a sap to be an American ally.
And that's a very dangerous.
What difference does it make?
Mr. Serley wants to know what difference does it make now?
Yeah, that's the Obama attitude.
Yeah, we got bin Laden.
I got no interest in him.
Sorry to hear about this, doctor, but I'm on the beach in Hawaii, so tough, so tough.
We'll have to do something, something else some other time.
You're teaching the world a dangerous lesson that you're a fool.
You're a sap if you become a sucker who'll get screwed over if you become an American ally or if you help the Americans.
And that's a dangerous, dangerous lesson to teach.
I'm sorry, by the way, Mr. Surley, who was it?
Was it John who wanted to call up and argue with me about, yes, the president was too busy to go and sign it?
Yeah, John from New York.
And he wimped out and he decided to go away, which is a problem because I'd love to talk to a guy like John about why he thinks the president can pass a law that John has to follow, but that the president himself doesn't have to follow.
And John's line was that the president is way too busy.
He's not like the guy who runs a hardware store.
No, sorry.
The only difference between Barat the President and Bud the hardware store owner is Barak the President has thousands and thousands and thousands of a vast federal bureaucracy to keep an eye on things while he has to go downtown and check out and check in in person at the Obamacare sign-up desk.
The guy running the hardware store has far fewer warm bodies at his disposal in that.
And there's something wrong, by the way, John.
I'm sorry you wimped out and hung up and sculpted away because there's something wrong when you don't get that.
This guy is not the king.
You wasted your time with your revolution.
There's no point getting George III to get in a guy who passes a law you have to obey and you have to be bound by and you have to follow all the regulations of, but he doesn't.
He doesn't.
And it's sorry, and there's something wrong when even liberals don't like that.
They would have laughed their heads off at George W. Bush sending some stand-in.
You know, they would say, hey, hey, the dummy has to send a dummy in to stand in for him.
Obama couldn't even play himself in his own photo op.
Mark Steinen for Rush.
take your calls straight ahead on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
Mark Stein in for Rush on the EIB Network.
Honored to be behind the Golden EIB microphone this Boxing Day.
You know, other times of year, they get these American guest hosts in, but this show is so culturally sensitive that it gets an appropriate foreign guest host in for Boxing Day or St. Stephen.
Yeah, yeah.
And I'm happy to say, yeah, they've just introduced separate bathrooms for those of us who self-identify as foreign here at the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
And it's St. Stephen's Day.
By the way, if you're anyone, any Irish lads and lasses are listening, it's St. Stephen's Day in Southern Ireland, Boxing Day in Northern Ireland.
Good King Wences last looked out on the Feast of Stephen as the snow lay round about deep and crisp and even.
And these, that's a good lesson in these troubling times for the state of the Republic.
Don't get mad, get deep and crisp and even.
That's good advice.
Let us go to Joe in Hartford, Ohio.
Joe, you're live on the Russ Schlimbrocher.
Great to have you with you.
Hey, hey, good to talk with you, Joe.
Hi, Joe.
Are you there?
Are you there, Joe?
Thank you.
Thank you.
We'll come back to Joe.
Let's go to Rich because it sounds like Joe's having a few problems there.
Let's go to Rich.
I am here.
You are overly emphatic.
Joe was underemphatic.
You are now being overemphatic.
You've got to be within a narrow penumbra.
Otherwise, I'm going to have the IRS audit you for being overly emphatic, Rich.
Okay.
All right.
Okay.
Hang on.
Okay.
I got my bomb of valium.
All right.
Mark, I'd like to point out a common Democrat tactic of lying so matter of factly when they say something as if it's a given when it's completely untrue.
And here's a talking point I've been hearing over and over and over by the Democrats.
Here's what they say with regard to Obamacare.
You just have to give it a chance.
It takes time like any other successful governmental program.
Look at Medicare and Social Security.
Hang on a minute.
Is that what you call successful?
The two largest governmentally created entitlement burdens?
That's right.
That's successful.
What they mean by that is that's successful in Democrat terms.
In other words, it may drive the country off the cliff and into the abyss a decade or two down the line.
But for the moment, it worked.
What I find the other interesting one they keep coming up with is Bush's prescription drug thing, Medicare Plan D or whatever it, Part D or whatever it's called.
And whatever one of these ones you take, Rich, they're actually wrong when they say, oh, they had a few glitches when they were.
If you go back to the launch of Social Security or Medicare, whatever one thinks of them, or the prescription drug thing, it wasn't week in, week out, the biggest story in the news that nobody can get through to the office, that everybody's previous arrangements were being canceled, that people who thought they'd paid up and were part of the system hadn't paid up and part.
There wasn't day in, day out, new developments in breaking chaos.
If you go back and you look at the front pages in the 60s when they introduced Medicare or in the mid-30s when they introduced Social Security, this is a uniquely inept, disastrous, absolutely fiasco, platinum-level fiasco that Obama has imposed on the nation, Rich.
Lose money.
It seems like that doesn't seem to be a standard of success by the Democrats' measuring stick.
You see, I mean, you name it, you know, throw in the Postal Service with that.
Throw in, I mean, it seems that people haven't learned a basic fundamental that just about everything the government runs loses money.
But you know, but you know, Rich, it's if if you set up something that loses money, you're losing your money.
Obama doesn't, Obama doesn't care about that.
It's not his money that Obamacare loses.
And in a sense, as he to the by the this is how the Democrats think.
It's not real money that they're losing.
When you talk to people like Paul Krugman, the economics guy at the New York Times, they're saying, well, yes, of course, technically it's $17 trillion in debt, but nobody really thinks that's real money that has to be paid back to real people.
They don't even think of it as losing money.
They just think of it as spending monopoly money.
That if you run out of all the monopoly money in your monopoly box, you can go to the store and pay $4.95 and get a whole new full bank full of monopoly money.
They don't think of it as real money, Rich.
When your leadership, Nancy Pelosi, says that unemployment insurance is our best bank for the buck, these people need to go back and take economics 101.
I mean, it just blows my mind the stuff that comes out of these people's mouths.
Well, no, they look at it this way.
When you say unemployment insurance, they think food stamps stimulate the economy.
So that the more people you have on food stamps, the more the economy gets stimulated.
So eventually, if there's enough people on food stamps, the economy will be booming.
And that's why they're pitching food.
That's why the United States government is advertising food stamps to foreigners in Mexico.
Because eventually, if we put all 7 billion people on the planet on U.S. food stamps, we would have a gangbuster's economy.
That's how, that's Economics 101 in the Obama administration.
Mark Stein and Farush, lots more still ahead.
Mark Stein in Farush on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
I mentioned that every single bathroom in the California school system is going to be reconfigured now for the new law addressing the needs of transgendered kindergarteners in California.
A Texas man, San Antonio, has been arrested after installing a hidden bathroom camera at his work.
Unfortunately, in setting it up, he also recorded himself.
It also recorded him with his name tag setting up the hidden camera.
Ray DeLacruz, this is 44, and set up a camera in the bathroom at his work in San Antonio.
You won't need to do this now in the California school system.
All you have to do is decide for yourself, if you're so minded, that you identify as a girl and therefore that you would like to use the girls' bathroom and the girls' locker room and all the rest of it.
But in San Antonio, they're still having to do things the old-fashioned way by setting up hidden bathroom cameras.
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