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President Trump, again, a speech that a Georgia high school
yesterday by saying the communists want to take down Mount Rushmorem and add a quote, "They want to blow it up." I guess he forgot how much high school kids like watching explosions.
You just created 200 new communists. Nothing's just funny, like, discussing blowing up a monument. That most Americans consider to be one of the greatest among our American monuments. Oh, well done.
Well done, NBC. It's Michael Palquez, Friday, Friday, Lua to you and yours, wrapping up my guest hosting week for my friend Chris Plant.
I got a message from Chris before dawn broke here.
“Some sort of shipped a short message, I think.”
He said, "Hello," he sends his regards, apparently they're all having such a great time. So, while he wishes he were here, he's happy where he is as well. A busy, busy, busy Friday as we kick off the weekend.
And today happens to be a special day. If you had tickets to the April 25th White House of course, Spondons Association Dinner, your tickets from April will be honored tonight. That's like a rainout.
Yeah, we remember back in April when there was an attempt to shoot up the place by a Jackwagon. I'm not going to give his name any press or publicity. The assassination attempt may be multiple assassinations were in this guy's mind as he came out of the stairwell
and then bolted past the security point and fired off a few rounds with a rifle. Shotgun, he was carrying, I forget which one it was. He did strike the secret survey, the secret survey, the agent's vest.
Nobody was killed. Thank God. But security at the Washington Hilton was not up to snuff. I'm guessing. So we will see what happens tonight.
I'm sure security will be a lot tighter tonight. Now President Trump will be attending Caroline Levitt confirmed that yesterday. And the president says he is looking forward to the evening of awards and entertainment.
The entertainment, of course, not going to be a woke comic as the Democrats wicked custom is usually to inflict upon President Trump or any conservatives. No, it is going to be the mentalist. Osperlman will be back.
Now, Perlman was in the middle of performing when all of this happened. When the shooter broke through the security line.
“And I think it was a floor above the actual dinner.”
So the guy never got down to the floor,
but we're probably here some interesting references to that tonight from the president. He likes to freelance a little bit. That's happening tonight. It's eight o'clock tonight, Eastern Time.
It will be carried. I'm sure by the newschales. And maybe see an end, I'll be dipping in and out. I don't know if they're going to be doing the same amount of red carpet coverage that they did for the April event.
I'm guessing this is going to be a little bit dialed back. It might be even tougher to do the security line there. We'll say, because usually when you have the red carpet, it's a lot easier for people to get in and out. And in fact, we were hearing from people
that evening in the next day how easy it was to just walk up and walk into the area where the media gaggle was happening. Outside of the entrance through the security gates, of course, but there was a hotel operating as well.
And many speculated would it really take that much to close the hotel? Completely for the event for one night.
“I think that's like what's going to happen today.”
Couple other things going on last night, 13th night of American strikes on Iran targets. We're hearing there may be a very large-- the president has said there may be a very large scale attack meant to send a very serious message.
The New York Times reporting this morning that the Iranians rejected a ceasefire offer. The New York Times reporting that. Now, the Iranian media outlets are saying,
No, that's not true.
So I know this is unusual, but it seems like the Iranian media and the New York Times would likely be in sync, because they kind of follow the same thinking many times. But they're at odds on this.
On this one, I'm going to tend to believe the New York Times. I bet they got this right. So we'll be following that. The president had some remarks yesterday. He was traveling around.
There was an event happening that dealt with many of the discussions about powering the data centers. And we talked briefly about the data centers. I am a person who thinks our ability to lead the world in artificial intelligence
“is absolutely as important as the space race”
that we were in with the Soviet Union back in the '60s. And I do believe that's going to require these data centers. And that's also going to require us to be smarter about power and water and noise, all of that stuff. So shutting it down isn't an option to me.
It's an idea that we need to turn all these great minds and these innovators of industry, of the high tech industry. We need to focus them on solving the different problems related to it. It's just not about beating China.
It's about making sure that we take care of the people in the neighborhoods, the electricity, and the planet. And to that end, the president was holding forth yesterday about this issue, talking about the Trump administration's rate payer protection plan, kind of a big stink
and deal to make sure that the little guy, you and I, don't end up paying for high tech data centers and all the power they need, and all the water they need.
We're here today to continue the incredible progress
we're making in communities nationwide to ensure that as new data centers go up. And it's, they go up all over electricity bills for American families will actually come down. You know, you're going to be building your own data centers
and you're going to build your own electric plants here, essentially becoming a utility. I hope he's right about the first part there. I hope he's absolutely spot on that utility rates will come down. It was a very cold winter here in the Northeast last year
and not proud of this, but for the first time in our lives, our electricity bill had a comma in it. And I almost had a heart attack when I opened up the envelope and I saw the bill for the month and there was a comma in the number. Not good, continuous to president.
- Like on Edison in New York, but maybe at a level that nobody's ever seen before, because we've seen some of the plants that they're building
are absolutely incredible.
They're absolutely incredible. - Yeah, they're big, and so they're going to need a lot of power.
“Well, what's the best way to get power to those plants?”
It's probably not to strain the grid that the rest of us are using, but starting a rupture. - The electric plants. - Yeah. - Electric manufacturing plants. It's hard to believe, but you need double the electricity
that we have right now, maybe even more than that, to really fulfill what you want to do. We're leading China by a lot. And using our old grid would not have worked. And I came up with the idea that, you know,
build your own plant, this way nobody can complain. You will call me and say what a terrible job I'm doing because we have a 200-year-old grid that's not the best in the world, you look at some places. You take a look at California, brownouts,
and blackouts every weekend, the last thing they're going to be able to do is supply electric at numbers. Nobody's ever explained to me why it's so much electricity, why you need so much, nor did I care that much to be honest. Well, I know as you need more than double what we produce right now.
Think of it. So we produce tremendous amounts of electricity for every business. And this industry needs more than double that amount. - Yeah, that's a big number. - When you talk about putting one new industry online
in this country and doubling just for that industry, the nation's total energy output needed just to operate one business that is a considerable issue to address. And I know a lot of folks have felt there. Utility bills are rising and rising and rising,
and it's not always the, these data centers
that are doing it, it's sometimes the local communities tapping into our ability or our willingness to pay for power and they'll blame it on the data centers.
“But I think the president's got the right angle here”
to put the responsibility on the people who are building these centers.
- So we're letting you build your own
with the Trump administration's rate payer protection plan,
the American innovators and consumers thrive to win together because we're insisting that AI data centers and big tech companies pay their own way.
“- Pay your own way, I think that's a good thing.”
They're making a lot of money, especially when you look at the high tech industries that are driving our push in the artificial intelligence world. I don't like the idea that, and we discussed this earlier, the Swake that there was some consideration
of moving these data centers onto military basis. We certainly have a lot of space in some basis, but that would then prevent them from being open for public inspection. And I think transparency is required is needed here.
But we'll follow this up. The president also yesterday from their rate payer protection pledge event. Not the best name for an event start. Does it exactly roll off the tongue?
He also talked about a ran and we will get to that and he talked, they have a couple other comments to make. He also hosted, Donald Trump hosted, the Los Angeles Dodgers at the White House. And I checked, I didn't find any of the Dodgers bailing out.
You know, every time a championship sports team
comes to the White House, there's always pressure
from the left for people not to go. And I don't think I saw any of the Dodgers or their coaches who avoided going to the White House, which makes me feel good.
“And I'm not a Dodgers fan, but I think the sports world”
is a world that needs to be devoid of politics. And it was for many, many years until the Democrats got involved. And the Democrats started utilizing sports to drive their message across.
One of the people who's upset about politics and sports is one of the people who's also responsible for it. Gavin Newsom yesterday on his Gavin Newsom podcast. - It's politics, don't we also need just, just politics is infected every part of our life, hasn't it?
- Your politician, your governor,
and your promoting the fact that politics is infected every part of our lives, are you nuts, are you unaware, are you unaware of yourself? But then he went out to say this ridiculous thing. - Yes, I mean, we talked about Trump,
we were talking about, obviously the world, I mean, I used to love sports because it wasn't political, it was one place to get good bread. Now it's everything, things political. You can't have a conversation in our lives,
so fishing is political. And what fill in the blank, whatever the issue is, it has, now it's become, I mean,
“is that also something we need to start to address?”
- Yeah, address it in the mirror sir, look in the mirror. Maybe you tell people like Colin Kaepernek and the soccer lady who used to have pink hair, I think now she's got magenta hair or something. Maybe you tell your side of the aisle,
let sports be about sports, winning and losing. And maybe if you wouldn't try and put men and boys in girls and women's sports, that wouldn't be political either, I'm just saying. We have a lot to get to today, a lot.
There is an interesting battle brewing between Hunter Biden and Jake Tapper. We'll share that with you, Elon Musk spent some time with a British reporter. And I think he won that battle.
There's more craziness out of New York City where a man yelling, "Alahul Akbar stabbed a man wearing a Yamaka, wearing a kippa on the upper west side of Manhattan. "Gee, I wonder what that's about a couple days after.
"The mayor of New York calls the Israeli Prime Minister "a war criminal and so-to-day O.C. "and so-to-the-governor of Maryland." Gee, surprise me. A triple eight, six three zero, nine six two five,
eight eight, eight six three zero, nine six two five. It is a Friday, we will have some fun as well. It's Michael Pelka in for Chris Plant on the Chris Plant Show. (upbeat music) - Scrolling with Hayley.
- I am Hayley Carania. I scrolled with the homies here in the live chat 'cause there was a lot to scroll through on X on Instagram, on TikTok or cutting through the clutter. One hot take at a time.
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We have so much to get to. I'm gonna continue the conversation we're having, but I'm looking over list of some of these clips, it might not, it might be cramped as what I'm saying.
With some of the crazy clips we have to get to today. We were talking about the president talking about data centers and I said the phones are open. They're always open.
It triple eight, six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five. Let's go to Mike and Virginia. Mike, you're thinking about these data centers? - That'd be Friday morning, Mike. - Good talk to you.
Friday, Louisia to you and your sir. - Absolutely, Friday, Louisia. Yeah, these data centers might morph into energy production centers and of course they're gonna authorize them having like modular nuclear reactors on campus
with these data centers are that's where we're going with this. But I don't think it's likely the public is gonna be able to start inspecting these things. You've mentioned public inspection if it's on a military base.
“I think they're essentially gonna turn them into”
like NASA security centers where you can't go in there
without credentials in the first place
and whether you get access for inspection so to speak is gonna require you to be part of the military industrial complex to begin with. - Now, does that concern you as well? - Yeah, the whole AI level concerns me in the first place.
I think it's sort of just sort of a cover for having nuclear power plants put all over the place as justification for powering these data centers which, I'm not sure AI isn't already capable of doing everything that's beneficial for humanity
and if we keep going down the road of increasing AI's capabilities with these data centers compute, we're just gonna open 10 doors box, a bad thing is gonna happen rather than a good thing. - I don't know if we can un-ring that bell, Mike.
This is one of those things that the AI world has already probably a couple of years ahead of what you and I understand, you know? I have GROC, but I think there's another GROC that's already probably two or three iterations
beyond this one, we will say, we will say, but if publicly held companies are opening data centers, I do think the media will have the ability to question and inspect and talk about it.
“That's why the military base then concerns me.”
I'm not against small nuclear power plants, safely powering the needs of our country. I think France's shown us it can be done and I think there'd be wise for us to look into it. Thank you.
Thank you. Do I have time to get to Mary and Hager's town? Let's try it, Mary. I don't know how much time I have left, but you've got to floor.
- Okay, thanks for taking my call. Yeah, I know that, well, I can tell you at least 30 years ago. Fort Campbell, Kentucky, had restricted areas that only certain military could go to.
- Yeah, why don't we get to the clock here, Mayor. I'm sorry. Yeah, you're right, military bases are restricted areas. I'm all for that. I got to take a break.
It's Michael Pelka in for Chris, Chris Blancho. - Welcome back to the Chris Blancho. Michael Pelka is my name. I'm sitting in for Chris all week. Thanks for being here.
I just said join the hell out of this. Today, Big Day in DC, home of the Chris Blancho, the White House correspondent's dinner. Take two. We'll be happening tonight with bolstered security
as the term that's being used in the media. I'm just wondering, remember all of the people who were caught grabbing bottles of wine off the table and taking them out. I wonder if those people will return.
I hope so. I hope we get more stories.
“I think it's going to come off quite well tonight”
and the president will be there as will mentalist, Oz Perlman, who does amazing tricks. I don't know how they do them. It's just absolutely standing to me. Other things I was talking with Michael Peercy
during the break.
And we're always talking about ideas to make money.
And that's the good thing about being a capitalist in this country. Whatever your brain can conceive, if you can put it together, there may be a way to feather your nest to using your own sweat and your own brilliance.
There's also the lotteries that are out there.
And I just saw this today. I'm kind of troubled by this.
“The power ball drawing witches tomorrow.”
I know mega million just tonight. It's like $700,000,000,000,000. And I'm not really a player. I'll go in when it gets to this. I invite a couple of tickets.
But the power ball, which is tomorrow, 600 million, probably a little bit more by now. But this is the one lottery here in America, the one mega lottery here in America, a multi-state event that is now open to the Brits.
Powerball ticket sales are now in the UK. I used to get really mad when we hear some guy driving through Iowa, stopping for $5 worth of gas. But $5 lottery ticket, and he only bought one,
and he never buys it, and he wins the lottery.
But now I'm gonna have to worry about people in the UK, winning the power ball. No thank you.
“Now they're telling us, hey, the jackpot's are gonna grow bigger”
now because we're getting the money from the UK people. And aren't the lottery supposed to benefit things like the educational funds in the country? So are we gonna have to give the Brits a slice of the overall money so that they can take some of the stuff
that we're getting in lottery revenues? I'm sorry, I don't think this is a good idea. Not my idea of a good idea. Anyway, please wage your only what you can afford to lose. It's a long, long shot to say the least.
And if somebody in England wins the first time, they have the power ball drawing, I'm gonna be very suspicious. That's all I'm saying.
I don't want to hear that the $600 million is going
to some Brit, especially if it's some Brit who's over there, part of one of the rape gangs
“and wanted to overthrow the British government,”
which they all do right now. The phone number, triple eight, six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five, eight, eight, six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five. I will get to a new topic, but let us put a bow on the AI data center discussion we've been having.
Chris and Texas is calling. Hello, Chris, welcome to the Chris Plancheau. - Oh, I'm at the Chris Plancheau almost every day, and I want to thank you for putting on this program. Very informative and hits the bulls are in the target.
- Well, thank you, Chris. Chris and his crew, Michael Pearcy, and all the various and sundry members of this crew, do a an absolute banger of a job every single day. I'm proud to be a part of the team in some way, shape and form.
- Well, what's up in Texas today? - Thank you. - Thank you. - Well, you were discussed in earlier AI on the Chris Plancheau logistics. Well, most people don't realize as AI is just a computer program.
Subject to the bias of the program. You can program it to produce any answer you won't discriminate against any information that's in this huge database that it resources. And that is why they demand so much energy
'cause they have to keep this huge system in a climate-controlled environment. The temperature has to be relatively constant. That's the coller drain on it. - Oh, yeah, I've driven past one of the big facilities
that is outside of Salt Lake City years ago, about eight or nine years ago. And it is in the middle of nowhere. It is fenced with gigantic barbed wire fencing and it is massive.
And when you get out of your car, even you have a mile away from the actual buildings, you can hear the humming. And you know what's inside is sucking up a lot of energy and a lot of water. And that is the question.
But you know, the reality is AI is not perfect.
I use different versions to try and make sure I'm getting something that's not biased. You can use chat or you can use whatever the Google Gemini, I guess it is on Google. And I use Grock a lot 'cause I find Grock
to be fairly reliable. If I can find it, I will play you a clip from a guy who tried to quiz one of these AI agents and the thing kept making mistakes and on common things like spelling,
he asked him how many ease were in the word seven.
The thing kept making mistakes.
And so I will not have complete faith in it.
You know, this is trust but verify. So I'm done here. Go ahead. - Yeah, that year's a flood. My biggest fear is that AI will increasingly replace
the common sense. - Well, I hope not. We have precious little common sense at this point. And I do think common sense was the reason President Trump won the election when he constantly talked
about common sense in the last few weeks in the run up to the election.
“I think that's weighed a lot of people in the middle”
to come and support the idea that, hey, well, let's give this a shot because the crazy we've seen for the past four years. That's not good.
- So yeah, I hope that we focus on common sense again.
- Yeah, that was insane what happened after and I'm gonna say it, they stole the election. - 100% certain. - We live through it. - We live through it.
We live through it. We gotta make sure it doesn't happen again, Chris. But thank you, Chris, what, before let you go, what part of Texas are you in? - I'm in Conroad, Texas, it's North of Houston.
I'm a retired geologist. - Well, Chris, let me ask you, you're there in Conroad, beautiful area, just north of Houston,
“Lake Conroad, Great Place, Great Golf there.”
But isn't there this city that's being constructed there
that, of tiny houses with questionable residents
and is that project been put on hold? - You may be speaking of what's going on in Liberty County, the next county to the east where Cleveland is, they have a huge illegal alien community. And I don't take you to the names of the people funding it,
but I've heard a little bit here and here about it. Glenn Beck did a special on this. But it is huge, it's big enough to wear if they are allowed to participate in the elections, make and shift Liberty County. - Yeah, that is why we all have to be very vigilant
about making certain that only people who are actual citizens in this country vote in the national and local elections. National, state and local elections must be citizens only in some parts of the world. It is falling down and they're allowing school board elections.
That's the gateway drug to letting the illegals in the country vote. Thank you, Chris, stay vigilant and enjoy Texas, my friend, and we appreciate you. And there we go. It's crazy what's happening in that part of Texas
in Liberty County. There's actually this gigantic, you would say subdivision, but it's actually a mini city. It's a city that's being built and the people who are moving into these homes
are being given the opportunity to get mortgages without having, let's just say, proper paperwork. And they're becoming land owners. It's a very scary proposition. So I'm nervous about that.
This is not the Muslim enclave that's just outside of Dallas. That's a different problem altogether. This is an entire city area with people here who really don't have citizenship. It should be concerning.
I know Chris has spent a lot of time talking about former CNN host, a Belio Acosta, Jim Acosta. And I saw this clip yesterday and I said, well, you know, this is my Friday on the Chris Plant Show. We have to have some fun.
We have to have some fun with some of the former CNN hosts. And today, we have an absolute ton of former CNN hosts, not actual ton, you know, just, we're talking about audio tonnage. We have a ton of CNN hosts doing and saying dumb things.
And the lead off on this is Jim Acosta, a Belio Acosta, was doing a book event. And he just can't get over Donald Trump. He can't get past his Trump derangement syndrome. He's reliving it.
It's almost if it's PTSD. You know, there were a lot of these rallies that you attended. rallies at which those chance would take place. What was it like for you being in there? Did you ever feel unsafe?
Did you ever feel like your life wasn't injured? Yeah. Now, Acosta's at a book event. Everybody's wearing a coat and no ties. But they're wearing a nice clothing. It's a very proper event.
“And he's asked, did you ever feel unsafe at a Trump rally?”
The Trump people, the Trump fans, and the rallies I covered attended,
They may have yelled at CNN.
But nobody ever threw anything at him or took a swing at him.
They just mocked him.
“But Jim Acosta, a Belio, he felt threatened.”
I mean, it was totally crazy. And what would happen is Trump would go into these events. And there would be 10,000 people, 20,000 people. And he would whip everybody up into a frenzy. Not only against people like Hillary Clinton,
but against us. I mean, before the term fake news and the enemy of the people, he called us, the disgusting news media that it's honest, news media, liar, scum. And it would get so heated that we would have his supporters
coming up to us in our press cages. We lovingly called it. Because they put bike racks around us to protect us. No, the bike racks in the press area
are always cordoned off in some way, shape, or form.
The press had its spot. And every candidate has a rally. And there's a section for press. And you get a credential. And you go over there.
There's no press jail. You can try and make it very dramatic. But I guess you're very concerned. They would call us traitor and everything else. And well, if you are not loyal to the country,
I would say, maybe that's true. It would be screaming at us as we were racing off to our cars after the events were over. So all of that has stayed kind of baked into our politics, ever since that time.
And I guess that's the other part of this.
How do we drain that poison out of our politics?
I know how. I know how we drained it out. CNN and MSNBC and ABC News, you could get rid of the people who were creating the fake news.
“I think that would be a really good way to do it.”
That's an excellent way to do it. So Jim Acosta, you're part of the fix is removing you from the broadcast facility. And I think we're seeing that. We also saw the removal of Don Lemon.
And Don Lemon, well, he's out there trying to be a helper. And he's sitting down with one hunter Biden this week. Hunter Biden sitting down with Don the Lemon, as we like to call him. And Lemon is giving Hunter space to trash.
CNN's Jake Tapper because Tapper still inside the machine. He's been allowed to survive the purge. So he's inside, but hunter caught loose on him. Were you friends with Jake Tapper? No.
I knew Jake forever. I've known Jake for 25 years. I just feel about the book. I think that Jake is a complete and utter tool.
“I think that he is a really poor journalist.”
And beyond that, I don't think he's a very decent human being. As a person, I don't like Jake. So when you point one finger at Jake, there's three pointing right back at you. When you talk about all the things you think about Jake Tapper, it's interesting because you're probably an expert in those areas, but why, Hunter, why do you think these things?
Normally someone asked a question like that, like me is supposed to say, is like, oh, well, you know, here's how I feel about it. I think he's full of f***. That's what I think. You think Jake Tapper is full of f***.
I think he is the brick timling of his generation. Yeah. Yeah. I know Jake's a former colleague. I know.
I know you do. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Some of the trashy Jake. He's still inside. I'm outside. We got to support the people who are making fun of him.
I have no love for Jake Tapper, but I just find it funny. The Hunter Lemon Tapper hate fest continued. I don't know what you think of Jake, but I do know this. Is it what Jake espoused and has continued and the way that he has spoken about me, the way he has spoken about my mother, the way that he has spoken about my father, the idea that I would tell you and be fully f***ed like everybody else usually is and say, well, you know, I'd like to respect Jake's long career and journalism and, you know, he's done good things before.
You know what? I don't have to say that. I'm not running for anything. And I'm certainly not running for class president and I'm not running to be the most popular man in, you know, on TV. And so that's the way I feel about Jake because I have a real personal grievance with him.
He's got a real personal grievance. Perhaps this is going to be part of the festivess airing of the grievance says later this year with Hunter. Well, Don Lemon gave Hunter by the chance to send a direct message to Jake Dapper.
What would you say to him if you?
I don't have to say exactly what I just said.
Yeah. You said I haven't. Jake, I do not like you. I don't like you at all. And I have a whole host of reasons why.
And that's final. There you go. Looking directly into the camera.
Thank you for sharing Hunter.
“I wonder Jake Dapper has anything to say about this.”
We'll find out. And you could join us to triple eight six three zero nine six two five eight eight six three zero nine six two five. And it's so palkey for plant on the Chris plan show. Michael Pelka in for my friend Chris plant celebrating our weekend kickoff here. And we were just playing you the clips of Hunter Biden.
Trashing Jake Tapper on the Don Lemon podcast, which I have no idea if it's a success or not. But it's it's watched by a bunch of people in the media because Don Lemon says dumb things.
And yesterday Hunter Biden was saying dumb things to Don Lemon who says dumb things.
And then Katie Kirk on her podcast told Jake Tapper that Hunter Biden was saying bad things about him. So Jake Tapper got the chance to fire back. I think a factor was the hunter stuff. I think it was considerable.
“I think Hunter was driving the decision making for the family in a way that people.”
He was almost like a chief of staff of the thing. Does that strike you as pretty bizarre? It's bizarre because I think he is provably demonstrably on ethical, sleazy and prone to horrible decisions. I mean, how you really feel. Katie, you're so clever.
Yeah, well, there's no disputing what Tapper said. I think that maybe the most truthful thing he said, but he wasn't done with Hunter. Look at the record. I mean, after his brother died, he cheated on his wife with his brother's widow. And then got her addicted to crack.
That's just one thing I could say. I mean, they're, I don't have a lot of personal regard for him. And just based on having nothing to do with, I barely have ever met him. I've met him once or twice. But, but I knew Bo, Bo was a great upstanding guy.
I knew him too, really. A real loss for the country, too, not just for his family, for the country. But Hunter is not that. And the idea of letting him drive the family car as it were is just really, really questionable. I agree.
“But I think we need a UFC fight with Tapper versus Hunter.”
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