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What Are The Polls Saying? - October 17th, Hour 3
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All right, news roundup information overload.
We're in Georgia today.
We have a town hall tonight, 9 Eastern on Hannity on the Fox News channel with Herschel Walker and a number of special guests that we won't tell you about, but it's worth tuning in.
Wednesday, we will be with Dr. Oz at Town Hall there in Pennsylvania and special guests at that town hall also.
But this brings us to what we are now a mere 22 days until election day.
22 days.
That means a week, three weeks from tomorrow, you get to decide whether or not we are going to stay the course of stupidity and failure or if we're going to change things around, if America is going to stop taking on water and sinking as a country under this Green New Deal climate alarmist cultism that is destroying our economy with record high inflation, record high gas prices, out of control borders that we have in the country, a disastrous foreign policy.
It's just, there's not one thing I can refer to that I would say or identify as a Biden success.
Now the key is I believe the House is pretty well situated for the Republican state to take control.
With that, by the way, comes subpoena power, and that means they can run investigations into all things the FBI that we were just talking about earlier with Greg Jarrett.
That means zero experience Hunter.
That means Joe Biden acting unconstitutionally with his, quote, student loan forgiveness program, Joe Biden not enforcing the laws at our border.
There's a lot of work that they can get done, and hopefully we can solidify the victory two years later.
Republicans in the House are running on their commitments to America.
The commitments to America are basically the entire America First Make America Great Again agenda.
This is what we need to get this country back on track because those are the simple, basic, fundamental conservative principles that we work, that we know work.
That means liberty, freedom, capitalism, our constitution.
That means lower taxes, less government.
That means law and order and safety, security in every town and every city.
So that means people can pursue happiness.
That means we enforce the laws of the land and we secure our southern border.
Where, you know, 90% of the fentanyl, 90% of opioids are coming into this country.
That would also mean that we will have a country that will get off its hands and knees and kissing the ass and kissing the ring of people like MBS, the pariah nation of Saudi Arabia, or other OPEC nations, or the Venezuelan murdering dictator thug there, Maduro, or trying to work a deal with the Iranians and getting rejected again and again and again.
And by the way, now gas prices, yep, it's up to $8 in some places in California, and it's going higher.
We now see national averages around the country well above $5 in many states and now about $4 a gallon because I told you the Band-Aid solution was never going to work.
So the question is now, will the Republicans be able to perform well enough in the midterms in these very key Senate races?
We've got Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina.
I'm not worried about John Kennedy, Louisiana.
I'm not worried about Rand Paul.
I'm not really worried that much about Marco Rubio.
But we have potential pickups.
I mean, we have to hold North Carolina.
We have to pick up in Georgia.
Tim Scott will win in South Carolina.
We're not worried about him.
I'm looking at maybe a really outside shot in the state of Connecticut.
We're going to bring in the Republican Senate candidate probably this week on this show and introduce you to that candidate that has taken on Blumenthal.
Then we have to win Pennsylvania.
As of right now, Dr. Oz has gone from being down double digits.
It is now a neck-and-neck race, and he's beginning to pull away.
The more people learn about the radical, John Fetterman, the more they don't like him.
Same thing in Wisconsin.
Ron Johnson pulling away from Mandela Barnes, who's basically on his hands and knees begging Barack Obama to come in and rescue the day there.
JD Vance has to win in Ohio.
Eric Schmidt has to win in Missouri.
Adam Laxalt has to win in Nevada.
Blake Masters has a tough race.
He's got a libertarian that's going to draw heavily in that race.
You're wasting your vote in Arizona if you're voting for the Libertarian candidate.
I'm not trying to be rude.
I'm giving you political truth and political reality.
There are other races that we're watching very closely.
Joe O'Day in Colorado.
We're watching out in the state of Washington, Tiffany Smiley and her race.
We see Tudor Dixon can actually beat Gretchen Whitmer.
They're now tied 44-44.
Big races here.
Anyway, to give a snapshot of where we are in this race, we bring our pollsters in just 22 days out.
John McLaughlin, founder of McLaughlin Associates.
Matt Towery is with us, pollster, Insider Advantage, syndicated columnist.
Let me start, Matt, with you.
Overall, I'll tell you the races I'm most worried about.
I'm worried I'm in Georgia today.
I think this is going to be a tight race.
It seems to have tightened dramatically.
We don't really have you're going to release a poll before TV, as I understand it tonight, as it relates to that race.
You have any insight?
Well, it's exclusive to your show.
So we're going to tell people to watch your show to see what the results are.
I'm seeing the numbers.
We're going through the crosstaps right now.
Let me just put it this way.
That is a very tight race in Georgia.
And I think the issue is going to be that the incumbent cannot get over 47%, no matter what.
And I don't have the final numbers yet, but my view is that that race is tightening, and it should be very interesting what the results show tonight.
So let me look.
I'm worried about John McLaughlin, Georgia.
I'm worried about North Carolina.
I'm worried about Pennsylvania.
I'm worried about Ohio.
I'm worried about Nevada.
I'm worried about New Hampshire.
I forgot General Bullduck.
I think he's got a chance there.
I'd like to see Colorado, Washington as an outside shot.
And I'm worried about Blake Masters in Arizona.
Where do you see those races headed?
Well, I think overall, the New York Times has a poll that 64% of all voters think the country's on the wrong track, which means they're catching up with us.
We're going to release a poll tomorrow that 65% say of all voters think that the country's on the wrong track.
And they're actually voting generically for a Republican.
Last month, we had the Republican up 48-44.
This month, they're up six.
So 49.43.
So what's happening is we've got 22 days to go, and we have to run like we're behind.
But there's a surge coming that the Democrats have this country on the wrong track.
It's Joe Biden's fault.
It's his Democrats' fault.
And all these close races where you've got these toss-up Senate races, if they feel that same nationalization, and these are battleground states when you think about Georgia, Herschel Walker's pollster tweeted out earlier today that they've got a poll, more information, that they're up two points, 46-44.
It's a close race any way you look at it.
These close races in 22 days, if our vote comes out the way they seem to be coming out, it appears that the Republicans will win the Senate as well as the House, and the House they'll win decisively.
Well, I hope so.
Let's go through the states you're most worried about, Matt Towery.
Well, the ones that I'm polling for the Fox affiliates are Florida, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, doing Nevada, and probably have another poll coming out in a few other states coming up, North Carolina being one.
The ones we're concentrating on, I think Florida Rubio is in good shape.
Georgia is a tug of war, but probably worse that could happen to Walker is being a runoff, and now the rules have changed.
So I think he would be the favorite to win that runoff.
North Carolina looks good.
It could get a little tight.
Pennsylvania, we see Oz coming up.
I think that's a neck and neck race, but as you alluded to earlier, there's certainly a lot of progress on Oz's part as people see what Fetterman's all about.
Arizona, Masters, is really moving up as well.
You know, he's been starved for cash because a lot of the RNC big deals with the Senate didn't want and don't want him to have any money, but he's getting it anyway.
That's a close race.
By the way, I read that Peter Thiel is jumping in to help Blake Masters out.
Obviously, Peter Thiel could throw $100 million into it without batting an eyelash.
Well, I think that's been Masters' problem there because he had a really good debate.
But when you're starved for cash and you're at the last four weeks, you've got to have an infusion.
Apparently, he's getting it.
Then I would say Ron Johnson's good in Wisconsin.
It looks like he'll be in good shape.
So to me, the Nevada pickup, which we're expecting, of Laxalt, along with Johnson returning, winning North Carolina, if Oz pulls off Pennsylvania, or if Herschel ends up winning Georgia, then really you just need an Arizona and really just Nevada to get you to above 50.
So I just end it with this.
But you need some fallbacks.
And you're also presuming that JD Vance, do we have any worry about JD Vance at all?
I'm not concerned about JD Vance at all.
I think some of the Republican folks out of D.C. have tried to act like they needed to get money to JD Vance, but I'm not sure it was really going to go to J.D. in the first place.
I think he's in good shape.
What I will say, I'll say this.
You're going to watch in the next few weeks one of two things happen.
Either there's going to be some outrageous October surprise that we can't even imagine right now to try to repress Republican voters from going to the polls, or this is going to be the biggest tsunami that I've seen since 1994 when I was Newt Gingrich's chairman, and you were there with me that night when he won the speakership, Sean.
That would be big.
Quick break.
We'll come back more with our pollsters.
Matt Towery, Insider Advantage, John McLaughlin, McLaughlin and Associates from Georgia, Town Hall with Herschel Walker tonight on Hannity, on Fox.
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We continue from Georgia with our pollsters, Matt Towery and John McLaughlin.
Looking forward 22 days now outside of these all-important midterms.
Where do you see the most, where are you most concerned, John McLaughlin, in terms of these Senate races?
You know, right now, it's like you're right where the heart of the action is today in Georgia because, you know, I used to pull for Governor Deal down there, and I pulled for years in Georgia, and they can't get away from each other that the parties are in that kind of an equilibrium.
So that one is going to be close, and it could be a runoff state.
So, you know, there it's a situation of, you know, if Herschel can do better with, say, you mean a runoff because you got the libertarian in Georgia, correct?
Yes, correct.
By the way, let me just say something about the libertarian aspect of Georgia.
Neil Bortz was on the air 40 years here as one of the strongest libertarian voices in the country.
And there's still plenty of Bortz fans in Georgia that I think might go libertarian, which would be a runoff situation for Herschel.
And I'd say if it's a runoff, Herschel, odds on favor.
Yes.
And the other part about that is we used to always have, like when Governor Deal was running, we'd have the libertarian at 2%, 3%, et cetera, because we didn't give him another choice.
We ran against the Democrat that they were wrong on the issues.
Herschel did that in the debate.
And when you think about it, like if he can get more voters who are particularly those that were not born and raised in the South, that live in Metro Atlanta, that realize that, hey, you moved there for a reason.
It's a low-tax state.
It's a state where the police kept law and order, et cetera.
If you want somebody who's right on the issues, you have to vote for Herschel.
And in these other states, it's the same way.
Inflation coming up.
Every campaign that I'm delivering a poll, and I'm calling around to campaigns multiple times a day, delivering poll numbers, and I'm saying to them, so what's the price of gas that you paid today?
And they're telling me it's all going up.
And people are telling me horror stories about going to the supermarkets.
And you hear businesses about supply chain issues.
So inflation is the driving, you know, the driving economic issue right now.
And then a lot of these places in the country, like in New York, with Lee Zeldon being a close race, now being rated toss-up for governor, in a two-to-one Democrat state where it's about crime.
It's about safety.
I mean, you have this cashless bail is crazy in New York and the amount of crime that we have.
So that's become a national issue, and not just in New York, but across the country.
So I think that's something that the Republicans are running on with success.
And, you know, the Democrats are responsible.
They have all these failed policies that the voters are turning on right now.
So whether this turns out to be like 1994, as Matt's talking about, where you get a Republican tsunami or 2012, where the Democrats come up with some sort of Obama-like move where they were able to defeat Mitt Romney at the last moment, that's what the last 22 days are about.
Mitt Romney defeated himself, which brings me to Utah, where you've got this Egg McMuffin guy, Evan McMullen, that is running.
The problem is he's apparently within five by trying to be somebody that everybody with a brain knows he's not.
He's not a conservative.
And Mitt Romney, I think what he did and what he's doing in this case to Senator Mike Lee is beyond damaging.
Do we have to worry at all about Utah, Matt Towery?
No, what we have to worry about is that the Republicans get the majority in the Senate.
They still have to deal with Mitt Romney.
Well, two years from now, Jason Chaffetz, I think, would be a very formidable candidate in a primary against Mitt Romney, no doubt about it.
But you have all these Democratic organizations.
They don't have a Democrat running in Utah.
They conceded the loss.
So they run somebody that says he's an independent, but he's getting all his money from Democratic groups, Matt Towery.
And I'll tell you right now, it's dirty politics at its worst.
And you know that behind the scenes, it's my strong belief that Mitt Romney is up to his eyeballs in this.
Well, let's just put it this way.
I'm a pollster, and I used to write an opinion column every week for newspapers.
If I were writing an opinion column right now, I would not have anything nice to write about Mitt Romney.
He's not been helpful to the Republican Party.
He's not really even helpful to himself because having been the standard bearer of the party and now coming across as being so blatantly maniacal in the way he goes about doing things, he's just not winning anybody.
It probably will have a hard time getting re-elected the next time in Utah.
All right.
We really appreciate both of you being with us.
Two days to go.
Matt Towery, Insider Advantage, John McLaughlin, McLaughlin and Associates.
We'll be checking in often throughout the next three weeks on this program, see where we are.
And then it's game time.
Every American, you know what's at stake.
I cannot possibly in words convey the urgency that I'm feeling about this election.
You know, get yourself engaged, get your friends engaged, get your family engaged, get anybody you can run into engaged.
Hi, 25 now to the top of the hour, 800-941.
Sean, our number, you want to be a part of the program coming to you from the great state of Georgia.
Many people may not remember, but I was here four years, had four great years in Atlanta.
Anyway, we're here for a town hall tonight.
It'll be on Hannity, 9 Eastern, with Herschel Walker and special guests that I'm not going to tell you about.
What?
You said you had four great years here.
I did.
Didn't they ask you to leave?
No, that's not a.
Didn't they write an article in the paper asking you to leave?
No, they didn't.
If you want the truth to be told, I would love the truth to be told.
I just started on October 7th, my 27th year on the Fox News channel.
I left Atlanta to go on Fox News.
And then I ended up getting hired at the ex-wife radio station in New York.
Okay.
And I did 11 to 2 at night for a year, and then I went to Afternoon Drive.
Okay.
So the Atlanta Journal Constitution had an article at the end of the year.
1996 was a great year for two reasons.
The Olympics came and Sean Hannity left.
What part of the four years was this?
This is the end?
Yeah, but that's.
Your final farewell was please leave.
I was already gone by that time because it was the year-end edition.
But it wasn't as bad as when I left Huntsville.
When I left Huntsville, Alabama, the local paper there wrote an editorial.
Goodbye to the talk show host from hell.
Oh, subtle.
I know.
Southern hospitality, huh?
I'm trying to understand.
It was.
I almost had as thick an accent at that point in my career as you do now.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
No accent at all.
Everyone else has a terrible accent.
Say coffee.
It's coffee.
It's talking.
And we're here in Georgia.
Georgia.
Say it again, Georgia.
Georgia.
Georgia.
You sound like a Georgia Pete saying that.
Listen, they love it.
I walked in.
I said, how is everybody doing?
They're like, how are you doing?
I'm from Linda, from New York.
I didn't even say that.
I just said, how you doing?
And they're like, okay, you're in the back around the corner.
You're not loved.
All right, before we get to our phones here, I want to go back to where we were earlier in the program today.
I don't know what it is about Joe and the sniffing of young girls' hair.
It just, when I would run those montages on TV, I can't take it.
It just creeps me out.
Creepy Joe.
Can we talk about what?
Where is that girl's mother?
And rubbing the shoulders.
Why are you sniffing the hair?
Exactly.
By the way, I can't stand people when you have conversations that are all over me with the freaking hands of my clothes, talker.
I'm like, I can't take it.
Don't touch me.
I've actually been in the room with you.
It makes me want to go.
It's hilarious to watch because people come up, oh, Sean Hannity, you're my favorite.
And they get very close and you're like, yeah, I'm more of a space person.
If you could just say whatever you want, we could shake hands, but you need to be over there.
Shake hands and we're done.
You know, he's disgusting.
But there are people.
Listen, for example, you can see like bars, girls that are always touching guys.
A guy's interpreting that the way that a guy would interpret it.
It wouldn't be interpreted because the girl is sending a message.
Okay, I don't know for sure.
I'm assuming her motives are pure.
What do I know?
Okay.
It's not exactly my scene.
I'll talk after the show.
Okay.
But Joe doing it is creepy.
He's rubbing their shoulders, sniffing their hair.
And then he tells this young girl, oh, no serious guys until you're 30.
Now, by the way, it's a joke that I've used.
No dating until you're 30.
Yeah, but you're not gently massaging yourself.
No, no, I'm not touching them.
I mean, it's to me, it is creepy.
It's beyond creepy.
I mean, in this day and age, I mean, I think it would be considered, you know, harassment, assault, unwanted touching.
I mean, where are the men?
Bella, you agreeing with us?
We can't hear you unless you're on something called the microphone.
Bella is here.
Bella would not want to.
I'm not going to Linda's microphone.
Bella would not want Joe on her shoulders.
No.
It's so Bella said it's so cringe.
It's so cringe.
Is that how it's said today?
Yeah.
All right.
If you want to talk, you have to go over there.
So you've got some things to say.
All right.
So here's Biden saying creepy Joe's back.
Let's put it that way.
Look at Dan.
Now, very important thing I told my daughter and granddaughters: no serious guys are 30.
Okay.
Nobody.
No serious guys till you're 30.
How old were those girls?
Not old enough for him.
He's not old enough for anybody.
And then the other big thing, and then we'll get to the phones.
Joe Biden, our economy is strong as hell as he's shoving more ice cream down his throat.
Inflation is a worldwide problem.
Now we've gone from it's Trump caused it, or Putin caused it.
Everybody in the world caused it.
Fox News caused it.
Sean Annity caused it.
Everybody causes it but him.
Him and Pete Buttajudge, same line.
Listen.
I'm concerned about the strength of the dollar.
I'm concerned about the rest of the world.
That makes sense.
Let me explain that.
Yes, our economy is strong as hell.
In terms of inflation is worldwide, it's worse off everyone else it is in the United States.
So the problem is the lack of economic growth and sound policy in other countries, not so much touch.
And that's worldwide inflation.
It's consequential.
Forecasting is by its nature something that is a little bit uncertain.
What we know is that that's political spin.
Well, look, I don't think anybody could argue that, for example, our unemployment numbers are anything but strong as hell.
They're under 4%.
That almost never happens.
We're at or near the definition of full employment.
We also don't have any illusions about the challenges that Americans face with prices.
Unbelievable.
All right, let's hit our busy phones.
Dennis is in Arizona.
Dennis, hi.
How are you?
Glad you called, sir.
Welcome aboard.
Thank you, sir.
Appreciate it.
Now, I just wanted to talk a little bit about this upcoming election here in Arizona.
We have some real strong candidates at the top.
We got Kerry Lake, Blake Masters, Attorney General Abe Homeday.
These are three solid Republican conservatives that are going to turn Arizona like Florida.
I hope so.
I'm worried about Blake Masters because he's got this libertarian out there that's drawing votes away from him.
He's going to be fine.
You saw what he did to Kelly in the debate.
Okay.
I did.
The guy can walk, talk, and chew gum at the same time.
He's an excellent, excellent young man.
He is the real deal.
And I think a lot of people down here are going to vote down ballot.
They're going to start with Kerry and just keep going.
They really are.
We've had it.
Arizona, I moved here 16 years ago.
I hope so.
Wonderful state of California.
Arizona was beginning to look like California, but you know what?
It's starting to look a lot better.
Everybody in Arizona and everybody in the country ask yourself, are you better off with Joe Biden as your president?
And if you say yes, I'd like to know specifically where you're better off.
I mean, I gave out all the economic statistics earlier in the program.
I won't do it again now, but it is an unmitigated disaster, and every American is suffering as a result of this.
The loss of wealth is now in double digits in the trillions, not billions, not millions, trillions.
And we can't afford to allow this to continue anymore.
And in 22 days, I keep reminding all of you: if you don't participate, go all in and do everything you can possibly do, you're going to end up with the government you deserve, and it's going to get worse.
Anyway, I appreciate the call, Dennis, out in Arizona.
Let us say hi to Chuck is in Reno, Nevada.
What's up, Chuck?
How are you?
Got a great Senate candidate out there, and Adam Laxalt.
I think he's got a really good chance of winning.
Yes, he does.
Hey, Sean, I wanted to talk specifically about some facts about search warrants in relation to Mar-a-Lago's warrant and all these warrants that we're talking about.
I'd like to kind of like to know, was it a knock warrant?
Was it a no-knock warrant?
Was it a daytime service-only warrant?
Was there surveillance on the target prior to the warrant being issued?
And what was the emergency?
Was there pre-surveillance?
And I also would think that.
There was no emergency.
There was none whatsoever.
If you look at it objectively and you ask yourself on the level of importance, where should this be?
All right.
So what I've learned is every administration, there's chaos when a president leaves office.
You know, you put a lot of Adam Schiff in a box and the box gets sent to location A, B, C, and D.
And then at some point, the National Archives and Record Administration, they want whatever documents that are required sent back, and they work with the people to make that happen.
Now, then apparently they had made progress because in January of this year or January or February, I'm pretty sure it was January, the NARA ended up sending a letter to the Trump people thanking them for their cooperation.
And then in June of this year, FBI guys showed up there and they wanted to see what remained in terms of boxes.
They were shown exactly where they were, is my understanding.
And they're the ones that then a couple of days later requested that they put a padlock on it.
And Trump said, sure, we'll put a padlock on it.
They put a padlock on it.
And then they come running in and have this raid that was approved by Merrick Garland.
Now, I don't know what they have, what they don't have.
They say they found 100 top secret classified documents in the, what, the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of papers that were there.
All right, maybe they did.
On Hillary Clinton's email, we have James Comey himself admitting she on her private servers, it's just an electronic version of it, had top secret marked at the time, classified, and top secret information on her servers.
And she had more than what they found in the raid of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago.
And my question is, why didn't they go after her?
Why wasn't it such a big deal then?
Now, the bottom line is, I guess, look, I know Donald Trump.
Donald Trump isn't going to go sorting through boxes to find what Adam's shift might be in it.
He doesn't care.
He's not going to do that.
He's going to spend his days playing golf and enjoying it.
He's not going to be reading through boxes.
So, we keep reading that now they think they might have left some boxes.
Every box has been turned over.
The whole thing to me is a mess.
And at this point, it's just one more example of a dual justice system.
Democrats get treated one way.
Republicans get treated an entirely different way.
And you know what?
We better get to the bottom of it because if we don't, we're not going to have a country.
Every law we have as a country is based on our Constitution.
It's rooted in our Constitution.
And now we know that everybody in the FBI, they knew they wouldn't get a FISA application approved without Hillary's bought and paid for dirty dossier.
And they knew it was unfair by a bull because the guy that wrote it, had it put it together, was offered a million dollars in early October of 2016 to corroborate it.
He couldn't do it.
He didn't get the million.
And he didn't get the million because he didn't have the evidence.
And yet they used it anyway to go and ruin Carter Page's life and spy on a presidential candidate.
And then they did it three other times.
So that's a full year, you know, from the time Donald Trump ran until nine months into his presidency.
Anyway, thanks for the call.
Appreciate it.
Let's say hi to Kim in Texas.
Kim, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
And God bless Texas.
Yes, the great Republic of Texas.
Thank you for taking my call.
I need to talk about the new Labor Department ruling where they're going to reclassify independent contractors.
And they're doing this because they want to help us.
But this law, the document they put out is 148 pages.
The first 120 of it is case law.
And they just feel like that this area of labor is underdeveloped and they want to flesh it out.
And they use different standards for a contractor in different court cases.
But what they're wanting to go back to is what's called the ABC rule.
And basically, the worker has to be free of control of the entity in order not to be considered an employee.
But what they're trying to do is erase a lot of contractors, self-employed contractors, and put them in.
In other words, 1099 and turn them into and put them in, make them employees, right?
Yes.
Let me give you a list of what they specifically listed.
Most of these.
I don't have a lot of time, but give me truck drivers.
We need this on our economy.
I mean, our economy cannot take this.
This will pull the legs out from under our economy.
Satellite installers, freelance workers, any gig delivery driver, any.
They don't stick to the business.
By the way, if you do this to Uber drivers, for example, nobody's going to be an Uber driver.
If you do this to truck drivers, you know, they get to deduct their meals, they get to deduct their gas, they get to deduct repairs.
That's a big chunk of money that goes towards their salary.
And if you force that situation, they're just doing it for more money.
And this is another example of Joe lying, I am not going to raise taxes on any American making under $400,000 a year.
And meanwhile, the people that are disproportionately impacted by Joe's inflation, which on average is $7,200 a household, are the poor, the middle class, and people on fixed income.
And you're right, if they put you, demand that you get a W-2 instead of a 1099, they're hurting you even further.
It's a great point.
Anyway, I got to run.
I wish I had more time.
Thank you for a good call.
We continue from Georgia.
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