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"J6 Bomber Arrested" (Friday December 05 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Quick on your to do list. Putting the radio on
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  Speaker 1: is the first thing today.
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  Speaker 2: Jewort's aid, steal your stem.
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  Speaker 3: You have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a pet of this
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  Speaker 4: good in the way.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has a.
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  Speaker 3: Let her be Joe target rich environment today. Joe, thank
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  Speaker 3: you for letting me be of service to you on
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  Speaker 3: the program that tells you what went on last night,
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  Speaker 3: tells you what we see within the debris field from
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  Speaker 3: what went on last night. Uh, metaphorically of course, Well
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  Speaker 3: sometimes there's actually a debris field. And more importantly, we
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  Speaker 3: This morning. Mornings are I truly believe derived from some
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  Speaker 3: glasses on or whatever it may be that you need
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  Speaker 3: to start your day as you get around there. I
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  Speaker 3: love days like this when it snows in Washington, DC,
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  Speaker 3: or there's winter weather in New York City, or there's
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  Speaker 3: heavy rains in Los Angeles, because it's like this weather
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  Speaker 3: never happens anywhere else. It's it's big news when it's
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  Speaker 3: in DC, but if it happens in Flyover Country, it's
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  Speaker 3: you think the snows in the mid Atlantic, the first
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  Speaker 3: snows the United States has seen since the Truman administration.
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  Speaker 3: You know, there was what three feet of snow in
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  Speaker 3: Michigan and you know, ah, that's Flyover country. Not enough
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  Speaker 3: clicks in that news story there, So we'll gathered through
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  Speaker 3: all of that. The bomber alleged was arrested at his
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  Speaker 3: mom's house in Woodbridge, Virginia. Brian Cole, the one who
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  Speaker 3: is now under arrest by the FBI for planting the
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  Speaker 3: bombs outside the RNC and DNC headquarters on January fifth,
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  Speaker 3: twenty one. So we have him, what will we know
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  Speaker 3: about him? I think you and I both sit here
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  Speaker 3: and say, yeah, well, we'll wait and see about that
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  Speaker 3: and the judicial process. I mean, Gennine Pirot was on
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  Speaker 3: TV last night talking about we'll get into it in
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  Speaker 3: our first things coming up. That he lives with his mom. Okay.
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  Speaker 3: I mean one of my kids lives with his mom
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  Speaker 3: too and his dad. But that's okay. I'm an afterthought
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  Speaker 3: in most cases anyway, I mean, what do you infer
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  Speaker 3: from that? You know, not every party clown is John
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  Speaker 3: Wayne Gacy, so you know, be that as it may.
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  Speaker 3: These become parts of the profilers school at Quantico. So
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  Speaker 3: we'll get into that. Plus, Senator Warner's reelection campaign is
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  Speaker 3: going after Pete exits, or I mean Senator Warner might
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  Speaker 3: be going after him too, but it really is Senator
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  Speaker 3: Warner's reelection campaign. So much to go into. Homeland Security
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  Speaker 3: Secretary Christy Nomes said Thursday that the Trump administration is
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  Speaker 3: expanding the number of countries covered by his travel band
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  Speaker 3: to over thirty. She said the DHS will release the
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  Speaker 3: updated list when the President is ready quote unquote as
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  Speaker 3: we told you, Brian J. Cole, Junior of Woodbridge, Virginia
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  Speaker 3: is under arrest. FBI executed warrants yesterday at his mom's
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  Speaker 3: house in Woodbridge, Virginia, where he's been living and has
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  Speaker 3: been The thirty year old is under arrest for planting
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  Speaker 3: the explosive devices outside of the RNC and DNC headquarters.
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  Speaker 3: On January fifth of twenty twenty one, Supreme Court Thursday
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  Speaker 3: said it's okay for Texas to use its redrawn congressional
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  Speaker 3: map or public claiming victory as they head towards the
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  Speaker 3: twenty twenty six midterm elections. In the unsigned order, that
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  Speaker 3: justices granted Texas's emergency request to block the three judge
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  Speaker 3: Federal District Court ruling that barred the map as an
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  Speaker 3: unconstitutional racial gerrymander. Florida's entire US congressional delegation, Thursday is
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  Speaker 3: called on the President to leave their state out of
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  Speaker 3: a plan to expand oil and gas drilling on new
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  Speaker 3: coastal areas, saying it would threaten the state's military and
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  Speaker 3: tourism industries. The Senator Mark won a re election campaign
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  Speaker 3: renewed its call for Secretary of War Pete Hegsith's removal
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  Speaker 3: in the wake of the Inspector General's report that came
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  Speaker 3: out yesterday that says he mishandled classified data in the
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  Speaker 3: famous signal call. The investigator said Hegsath failed to protect
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  Speaker 3: classified operational details and created unnecessary risk for US forces.
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  Speaker 3: The vice chair of the Intelligence Committee, ranking member from
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  Speaker 3: on this Friday morning, and ticking clock three weeks till Christmas.
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  Speaker 3: I hope you're getting yourself prepared for it. And in
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  Speaker 3: amongst all the other stuff that we're analyzing in this
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  Speaker 3: morning's debris field, of the goings on in the world,
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  Speaker 3: you've got to keep perspectives too. There's bigger things, because
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  Speaker 3: you know, the postulations and posturings of the poor players
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  Speaker 3: a magician. You just have to have common sense. The
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  Speaker 3: magicians trick is to make you not notice. And so
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  Speaker 3: the slight of hand that goes on in the state
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  Speaker 3: capitol and your County office building, and in Washington, d C.
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  Speaker 3: Where you are, it's like Las Vegas for sleight of hand. See.
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  Speaker 3: You know, while you're discussing the Inspector General's report, what's
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  Speaker 3: being voted on that allows more surveillance on the streets.
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  Speaker 19: How the House passed unanimously a bill that would fund
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  Speaker 19: local police departments to get more cameras and a bigger
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  Speaker 19: database and to establish cloud services.
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  Speaker 3: And all of this stuff goes on while you know,
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  Speaker 3: the headline grabbing stuff of you know, the IG's report
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  Speaker 3: on the Pentagon or we caught the guy that we
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  Speaker 3: think was planning the bombs, g it, you know, and
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  Speaker 3: you know what they're citing the security camera footage. Funny
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  Speaker 3: that you mean the same security camera footage or fame
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  Speaker 3: Ra cootage if you prefer, I don't know, did you
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  Speaker 3: first three in the morning coffee? Just by the way,
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  Speaker 3: if you want first three in the morning coffee. Despite
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  Speaker 3: the fact that it's not apparently helping my tongue get
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  Speaker 3: in gear this morning, it's smooth, it's blended to really
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  Speaker 3: my wife's taste. I like smooth coffee too, but she
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  Speaker 3: can drink it black, which she's never been able to do.
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  Speaker 3: This is so smooth you get at one two seven
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  Speaker 3: smooth for the talk show host that was able to
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  Speaker 3: slide a plug in there in the middle of the
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  Speaker 3: conversation of the Inspector General's report. And why did Nina
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  Speaker 3: Jankowitz have to lead us into this segment because depending
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  Speaker 3: on whose news you read, the IG report, no big deal,
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  Speaker 3: no classified info was released, or it's the greatest crisis
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  Speaker 3: since the Pentagon papers wound up In the New York Times,
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  Speaker 3: I mentioned during the news a couple of people texted saying,
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  Speaker 3: is that yellow journalism? Joe, Well, maybe, I'm sorry. I
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  Speaker 3: get tired of these guys who you know, announced they're
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  Speaker 3: running for reelection and then immediately get a press conference.
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  Speaker 3: I'm calling for Pete Axis's head on a platter. Kaiser
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  Speaker 3: Associates too. Yeah, come on, So you know, you know,
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  Speaker 3: Mark Warner could have called this any time, but you know,
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  Speaker 3: the Mark Warner reelection campaign called a press conference to
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  Speaker 3: call for Mark was there, but it was really Mark's
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  Speaker 3: reelection campaign. What's interesting about Mark? By the way, subtext
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  Speaker 3: of Mark Wonder's there are two Democrats that are apparently
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  Speaker 3: running for the position, and that's a rarity. I don't
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  Speaker 3: think Mark Warner has faced a primary challenger in some time. Now,
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  Speaker 3: do they stay in or not? Now that it's like, yeah,
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  Speaker 3: six more years, I think that makes it an even
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  Speaker 3: was it four terms now? Forty?
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  Speaker 6: Oh?
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  Speaker 3: Man? These people and part of the problem with the
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  Speaker 3: Senate again subtext to the subtext when they changed them
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  Speaker 3: make sure that senators would be in office beyond and
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  Speaker 3: above the length of term of let's say, a governor
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  Speaker 3: of a state or their general Assembly, so that there
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  Speaker 3: was constantly pressure between the two to be representative of
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  Speaker 3: what the state was believing, and you could be recalled
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  Speaker 3: by the governor if you didn't represent the state the
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  Speaker 3: way the governor wanted, and by that abstract, the citizens
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  Speaker 3: as well. So Senator Mark Warner's campaign is out there
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  Speaker 3: saying that the senator, who will tell you at no
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  Speaker 3: length that he is the ranking member on the Senate
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  Speaker 3: Intel Committee, wants hegxith's resignation today. So how could both
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  Speaker 3: be true? Because they're leaving out some of the bits,
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  Speaker 3: like where the IG says, sure he broke protocol, but
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  Speaker 3: there was no classified information shared. It's like hitting respond
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  Speaker 3: all to an email that you just meant to send
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  Speaker 3: to your immediate supervisor and not all of his supervisors.
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  Speaker 3: Wink wink. No, you didn't mean to send that to
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  Speaker 3: all of his bosses, did you? You just meant It's
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  Speaker 3: an accident. I hit respond all. I'm sorry the regional
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  Speaker 3: supervisor saw it. I did oops. UPI headline, Pentagon watchdog,
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  Speaker 3: hegsith shared classified information? Fox News headline, no classified information
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  Speaker 3: was released and part of this and as how can
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  Speaker 3: both be true? Joe, Here's how the classified information UPI
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  Speaker 3: is reporting on is. The existence of the signal app.
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  Speaker 3: Is the existence of the list of people that are
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  Speaker 3: on it, not any actual troop movements and that kind
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  Speaker 3: of thing. This is all signal gate, by the way.
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  Speaker 3: This is signaled using the signal app for this. These
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  Speaker 3: group chats early on this one Wired, which is not
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  Speaker 3: a per se political but it's technology stuff. And I've
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  Speaker 3: subscribed to a lot of these because we're getting ready
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  Speaker 3: to head off in a month's time to the Consumer
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  Speaker 3: Electronics Show. The IG says that there needs to be
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  Speaker 3: a point, a foilable point, so that these app conversations
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  Speaker 3: can be researched by those who paid for the conversation.
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  Speaker 3: The new chief of US Central Commands Special Security Office
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  Speaker 3: Review commands classification procedures and compliance as well, which means
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  Speaker 3: how do you get into the app and perhaps creating
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  Speaker 3: a special government app of its own that would be
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  Speaker 3: classified so you're not using a commonly downloadable consumer electronic app.
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  Speaker 3: Is this the sovereignation.
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  Speaker 1: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network, All natural and free of artificial intelligence.
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  Speaker 3: The FBI a QM production And where's Queen Martin when Indiana?
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  Speaker 3: Where's Ephraim Zimbalist Junior? Well, let's go with what we've got,
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  Speaker 3: which is cash. PTEL reporting on how the January sixth bomber,
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  Speaker 3: all of a sudden was found using the same, interestingly
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  Speaker 3: enough intel that was used to round up all those
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  Speaker 3: January sixth insrugeness.
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  Speaker 28: This is a victory for the team across the interagency
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  Speaker 28: this investigation led by the FBI, are brilliant partners at
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  Speaker 28: the Department of Justice and the Attorney General Pambondi and
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  Speaker 28: Todd Blanche in the US Attorney's Office in DC, with
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  Speaker 28: jeanein Piro, this is what interagency work looks like. When
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  Speaker 28: he got state and local authorities fix on a target
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  Speaker 28: of such high public priority and in eight months, we
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  Speaker 28: came in and reviewed all of the evidence that had
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  Speaker 28: sat alone and on the sidelines for the prior four
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  Speaker 28: years of the Biden administration. And we simply under Deputy
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  Speaker 28: Director bon Gino, implemented a team of experts from across
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  Speaker 28: the country demanded they reevaluate the information and evidence, scrub
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  Speaker 28: the cell phone logs and data centers, and look at
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  Speaker 28: information that we can develop for leads, investigative leads and
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  Speaker 28: search service legal process along the way. And this is
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  Speaker 28: what good cop work looks like. And thanks to President Trump,
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  Speaker 28: he gave us a sweeping mandate to go out there
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  Speaker 28: and crush violent crime and defend the homeland. And that's
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  Speaker 28: what we're doing by moving agents out into the field
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  Speaker 28: across the country by the thousands to make sure that
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  Speaker 28: they get after it in the cities and streets of America.
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  Speaker 3: So you know several things, and of course the civil
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  Speaker 3: libertarians are going to jump and say, well this is
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  Speaker 3: a police state, you know, and they always run. And
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  Speaker 3: the same thing going on with the Venezuelan drug runners.
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  Speaker 3: But the vote was blown up. There were still drug runners,
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  Speaker 3: so you say we pick them up, bring them back
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  Speaker 3: to Venezuela so they can get a new boat. And
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  Speaker 3: and they had been identified as participating in criminal activity.
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  Speaker 3: But the question to you at four three four eight
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  Speaker 3: A two four to two one seven is what is
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  Speaker 3: the the end result of these investigations. You see how
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  Speaker 3: politicized they can be. So the Biden administration, Merrick Garland,
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  Speaker 3: et cetera, used the very same information, rounded up thousands
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  Speaker 3: of January sixth, You know, protesters spending years in prison
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  Speaker 3: without even seeing the inside of a courtroom. This guy's
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  Speaker 3: going to be in court today. They know January sixth
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  Speaker 3: people that were ever in court that quickly because they
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  Speaker 3: were all trying to lean on him to give up
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  Speaker 3: the big guy. It was all RICO stuff, And there
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  Speaker 3: are legitimate questions about how we do RICO and how
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  Speaker 3: we do other things, but the same stuff, that's the pinging,
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  Speaker 3: the cell phone towers, the AI investigations into the video,
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  Speaker 3: all of that was used. And they found this guy
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  Speaker 3: in eight months after he had been in the wind
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  Speaker 3: for four years. So the question not only has to
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  Speaker 3: be how do we prosecute this guy? You know, he
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  Speaker 3: left some bags, you know, obviously put ordinance in place.
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  Speaker 3: What was he doing it for? Was it a distraction,
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  Speaker 3: was it a bait and switch? Who was he working for?
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  Speaker 3: But the bigger question is how do we make sure
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  Speaker 3: that this politicization of law enforcement, which is this to
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  Speaker 3: me anyway is a prime example of gets repaired. Let
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  Speaker 3: me get to you at four three, four eight eight
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  Speaker 3: two four two one seven. Good morning around the air
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  Speaker 3: with Joe. First thing this morning? Who's this?
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  Speaker 27: Good morning?
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  Speaker 3: Joe's Joel? Hey Joel? Do you agree with me or not?
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  Speaker 3: I mean? Is that the bigger question is how do
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  Speaker 3: we make sure that the political you know, people don't
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  Speaker 3: ignore evidence like this in these investigations. How do we
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  Speaker 3: do that?
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  Speaker 12: Oh?
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  Speaker 29: I agree, you need first the part of that you
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  Speaker 29: need in the judicial system that's processing the legality of
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  Speaker 29: evidence and had the investigations. Because they're not doing it
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  Speaker 29: just as instigators. They have to do it within the
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  Speaker 29: law and then provide that evidence and make sure that
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  Speaker 29: it's going to be concrete. I'm not a lawyer, I'm
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  Speaker 29: not an investigator, but I know if I want to
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  Speaker 29: bring something in or or show something that I need
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  Speaker 29: to do as a document as a American citizen, it
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  Speaker 29: better be valid.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, or you'll face supposedly, you and me will face
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  Speaker 3: recompense for it if we lie under oath or we
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  Speaker 3: file false documents. But and it isn't even like there
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  Speaker 3: weren't people asking about where's this guy? I mean, for
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  Speaker 3: the first whole year after January sixth, press people like
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  Speaker 3: myself and other folks who do what I do were
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  Speaker 3: out there saying, hey, does anyone know who planted this bomb?
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  Speaker 3: And little by little, the Biden administration did all of
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  Speaker 3: it's you know, oh yes, they reached forward the gun,
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  Speaker 3: and we looked at other things, and we went on
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  Speaker 3: the other places, and little by little people forgot to
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  Speaker 3: keep asking, hey, whatever happened to the guy who planted
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  Speaker 3: the bomb outside of the DNC.
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  Speaker 29: Do you remember first, I brought this up yesterday. It
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  Speaker 29: wasn't on your program, but it was a local program.
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  Speaker 29: He's an FBI investigator, and I asked him, I said,
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  Speaker 29: I said, his name is rich. I don't know if
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  Speaker 29: I should say the last name, but anyway, I said,
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  Speaker 29: wasn't there first an investigation thinking that it was a
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  Speaker 29: Capitol Hill police female and they had all the you know,
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  Speaker 29: they were actually looking at her, but I was I said,
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  Speaker 29: was that a decoy to to decoy the that they
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  Speaker 29: knew that they were investigating somebody else? Or was that
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  Speaker 29: thrown out, as you were saying, by you know, by
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  Speaker 29: maybe a political and you know, make it his political interference.
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  Speaker 29: But you have to remember that this was against when
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  Speaker 29: the pipe bomber had planted pipe bombs at Democrat and
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  Speaker 29: Republican right right?
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  Speaker 3: So what did what did the FBI guys say, because
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  Speaker 3: I believe that no, he was I don't.
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  Speaker 29: I don't think so he goes They were just as
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  Speaker 29: we get tons and thousands of leads, and that was
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  Speaker 29: just the lead we were trying to investigate. But it's
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  Speaker 29: still didn't answer my question because I wonder too, you know,
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  Speaker 29: you could have people within throwing in it. You know,
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  Speaker 29: there's I'm sure there's plenty of ways to be unanimous
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  Speaker 29: or whatever and anonymous and do it as a decoy,
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  Speaker 29: but not necessarily come out that way.
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  Speaker 3: But you know, as fast and we're coming up on
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  Speaker 3: our news here, Joel, and so I want to kind
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  Speaker 3: of wrap this into a bow here as fast as
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  Speaker 3: you can, say, George Zimmerman, this is the stuff where
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  Speaker 3: law enforcement, rather than simply investigating the facts and the
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  Speaker 3: evidence and then presenting it, they look and say, oh,
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  Speaker 3: that doesn't tell the story boss wants us to tell.
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  Speaker 3: And that's the corruption in this is that we have
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  Speaker 3: law enforcement people when they find the answer and they
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  Speaker 3: sit on it because it doesn't tell the story the
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  Speaker 3: boss wants to be told.
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  Speaker 29: Here's my question that I was going to ask, why
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  Speaker 29: haven't they found that? Why where George Soros is sending
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  Speaker 29: his money? And why hasn't he been prosecuted at the
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  Speaker 29: five and twenty four the riots and burning and people
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  Speaker 29: getting blind and police officer that was a thirty year
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  Speaker 29: police officers are getting killed in Minnesota. Why why hasn't
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  Speaker 29: that ever happened?
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  Speaker 3: You know, because they don't want to know, and actually
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  Speaker 3: the information's there. My friend John Sutz has it just
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  Speaker 3: published a thing about George Soros's money flow. I'll get
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  Speaker 3: to it in a second. Like I said, news coming.
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  Speaker 3: Have you have a good morning, sir you two? Thanks
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  Speaker 3: Joe four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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