Speaker 1: You're listening to Comedy Central.
Speaker 2: With James Comey set to testify tomorrow. It is clear
Speaker 2: that President Trump is having a sad exclamation point week,
Speaker 2: and now, on top of all of that, his third
Speaker 2: favorite son, Eric is in hot water of his own.
Speaker 3: Late Tuesday, the President's son Eric lashing out at those
Speaker 3: who oppose his father's administration.
Speaker 4: So, with the destroyed Trump media floating baseless Russia conspiracy
Speaker 4: theories every second of every day, and of course Democrats
Speaker 4: on Capitol Hild desperately searching for any evidence of collusion
Speaker 4: president Trump's sons, they are now coming to his defense.
Speaker 4: I guess now the man himself, executive vice president of
Speaker 4: the Trump Organization.
Speaker 5: I've never seen hatred like this. I mean, to me,
Speaker 5: they're not even people. It's so so sad. I mean,
Speaker 5: morality's just gone. Morals have flown out the window.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow.
Speaker 2: The same guy, the same guy who got so upset
Speaker 2: when Hillary called his dad's supporters deplorables, is now saying
Speaker 2: that Democrats aren't even human beings.
Speaker 1: Really, And he didn't even warm up to it in
Speaker 1: the interview.
Speaker 2: It was practically the first thing out of his mouth.
Speaker 2: I can really imagine what it's like on a first
Speaker 2: date with Eric.
Speaker 1: Hey, great to meet you, Ashley.
Speaker 5: Do you do anal.
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 2: I don't know about you, but whenever I see this
Speaker 2: sort of thing, it makes me wonder, how did this
Speaker 2: person get this way? And then yesterday a story came
Speaker 2: out that sort of helped me understand a bit. Forbes
Speaker 2: magazine published an article exposing where some of the money
Speaker 2: that Eric Trump raised for charity was actually going.
Speaker 5: Now to that blockbuster new report raising serious questions about
Speaker 5: the Trump organization and charity golf events that were meant
Speaker 5: to raise money for children with cancer.
Speaker 3: Forbes magazine reports hundreds of thousands of dollars in charity
Speaker 3: expenses went to the Trump family only business, despite Eric
Speaker 3: saying many of the costs would be covered by the Trumps.
Speaker 6: You have money that starts as other people's donations where
Speaker 6: they think that they're giving the charity, and it appears
Speaker 6: to end up as revenue at a Trump club.
Speaker 2: Wow, taking money that was meant for kids suffering from
Speaker 2: cancer to line your own pockets, that is I mean,
Speaker 2: that is just.
Speaker 5: So so sad. I mean, morality's just gone. Mora als
Speaker 5: have flown out the window.
Speaker 1: My man.
Speaker 2: So so when I first read this story, I thought, Wow,
Speaker 2: this guy is such a dirt pag. But that's not
Speaker 2: entirely fair, honestly, because Eric Trump did raise millions of
Speaker 2: dollars for the same chewed children's hospital. In fact, they
Speaker 2: even put his name on a hospital wing. Right, I mean,
Speaker 2: not a picture, just his name.
Speaker 1: Right. Those poor kids have been through enough, but still
Speaker 1: they like him.
Speaker 2: And this brings us to how Eric went from using
Speaker 2: his incredible privilege to help the less fortunates to being
Speaker 2: the guy skimming from charities, and it turns out he
Speaker 2: fell in with a bad crowd.
Speaker 3: Forbes says problems started with the charity when Donald Trump
Speaker 3: allegedly demanded the foundation be charged for using the facilities.
Speaker 6: Donald came in and said, you know what, We're going
Speaker 6: to start billing you guys, even though there's a charity event,
Speaker 6: even though this is for kids for cancer, we want
Speaker 6: you guys to pay.
Speaker 2: Even though this is for kids with cancer, we want
Speaker 2: you guys to pay. That is heartless and also the
Speaker 2: theme of Trump's new healthcare plan. Oh and if that
Speaker 2: wasn't bad enough, Daddy Trump also starting He started charging
Speaker 2: his son's charity five hundred percent more than a venue
Speaker 2: would usually charge.
Speaker 1: That's what he also did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I guess at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: we're starting to understand that this is the curse of
Speaker 2: being one of Donald Trump's children. You can try and
Speaker 2: be good, but he'll be like.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, don't do that.
Speaker 2: You're a Trump And now Eric might as well be
Speaker 2: one of Trump's buildings. He's not as popular as he
Speaker 2: once was, and if you look deep, you'll find that
Speaker 2: he's also empty on the inside.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back.
Speaker 7: The accusations against our groper in chief. As a governor
Speaker 7: of New York. This guy was made a hero when
Speaker 7: he seems like he's maybe the biggest predator in American
Speaker 7: politics today.
Speaker 8: In recent weeks, Donald Trump Junior, the oldest least ERICI,
Speaker 8: son of Donald Trump, has been complaining that a politician
Speaker 8: has not been punished for his alleged sex crimes. It
Speaker 8: raises an uncomfortable question, does Don Junior know who his
Speaker 8: father is? Seriously, that's this week on Unsolved Mysteries MAGA edition.
Speaker 8: You might imagine that Donald Trump Junior definitely knows who
Speaker 8: his dad is. The man says the words my father
Speaker 8: more than the.
Speaker 7: Pope, my father, my father my father, my father, and yet.
Speaker 8: In recent years, a mysterious thing happened. Don Junior started
Speaker 8: talking like a man who had no damn idea that
Speaker 8: Donald Trump was his daddy. Listen to this.
Speaker 7: I wish my name was Hunter Biden. I could go
Speaker 7: abroad make millions off of my father's presidency. I'd be
Speaker 7: a really rich guy. It would be incredible.
Speaker 8: He knows who his dad is, right, because this is
Speaker 8: like the Kool eight Man complaining about other people crashing
Speaker 8: through walls and leaving Kool eight Man size holes.
Speaker 7: Whether it's Hunter, whether it's Joe Biden's brother, whether it's
Speaker 7: his sister, They've all spent their entire lives profiting of
Speaker 7: Joe Biden's taxpayer funded offices. Here Son, here's every job
Speaker 7: you've ever had.
Speaker 8: Does Don Junior think that he got that job at
Speaker 8: the Trump organization because he wrote a good cover letter?
Speaker 8: Does Donald Trump Junior not know what the word junior means?
Speaker 8: Just like he thought Saturday Night Live was abbreviated S
Speaker 8: and L. What explains this mystifying lack of self awareness?
Speaker 8: Is it possible that the unthinkable is truth that Don
Speaker 8: Junior doesn't know that Donald Trump is his father? Investigators
Speaker 8: have come through days of footage of Don Junior and
Speaker 8: Donald together but have not found a single hug or
Speaker 8: even an affectionate look between the two. Because really, if
Speaker 8: Don Junior does know that Donald Trump is his father,
Speaker 8: what could explain this.
Speaker 7: Joe Biden as a presidential contender is likely the most
Speaker 7: corrupted and potentially corrupted person to ever run for office
Speaker 7: of the presidency. Joe Biden doesn't know where he is
Speaker 7: fifty percent of the time. But a guy can't conform
Speaker 7: a complete sentence.
Speaker 5: It's almost like the whole Biden family is entirely dependent
Speaker 5: on Joe holding public office.
Speaker 8: Not only was he amis. If you have any information
Speaker 8: as to why Donald Trump Junior doesn't seem to realize
Speaker 8: that his father is Donald Trump, please contact Unsolved Mysteries
Speaker 8: before he starts complaining that Joe Biden is a racist
Speaker 8: text chief who couldn't even run a casino.
Speaker 1: No one's coming.
Speaker 8: Get off this, doctor Morley, it's my old foots.
Speaker 9: You know a lot of times on this Probram we're
Speaker 9: always talking about the problems in our society, but our
Speaker 9: society has much to celebrate.
Speaker 5: Everybody's talking about dad box guys.
Speaker 10: Who look like they go to the gym, but they
Speaker 10: also maybe enjoying the little Pete's a little beer.
Speaker 11: Elizabeth and I find him really attractive.
Speaker 3: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jason Siegel, and Seth Rogan have all been
Speaker 3: called dad boss.
Speaker 9: Undefined abs and maybe even a little bit of flabb
Speaker 9: are actually in.
Speaker 5: Women admitting that normal looking guys are the sexy ones.
Speaker 9: It's like Christmas came early this year for dudes because everywhere.
Speaker 9: Look there's Jollie Faton for more in the new Look
Speaker 9: That's driving women crazy. We're joined by senior women's issues
Speaker 9: correspondent Kristin Shawl.
Speaker 11: Kristin, Hello, Well, thanks John, and what a great day
Speaker 11: for men. It's time society Finally he's tepted that a
Speaker 11: man's body changes when.
Speaker 1: He has kids.
Speaker 11: He's spent nine months eating too much because his pregnant
Speaker 11: wife is stressing him out, and then there's a screamy
Speaker 11: baby at home. He's got to get out for pizza
Speaker 11: and beer as much as he can. It's just biology, John,
Speaker 11: you know, but a lot.
Speaker 9: Of those guys we just heard about, they're not even dad.
Speaker 11: You don't have to be a dad dad, a dad Bob.
Speaker 11: You just have to be really lazy, and women are
Speaker 11: lining up at the Dad Bob buffet, which is great
Speaker 11: news because now you don't have to worry about magazines
Speaker 11: like this shoving an impossible body image on your throat,
Speaker 11: like this chiseled triangle thing, you know, I'm talking about it,
Speaker 11: like the borderline between where the chest ends, you know,
Speaker 11: and then the fun begins.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 11: Let's just forget about these names, because it is God's John.
Speaker 1: Try rick this guy up.
Speaker 9: Okay, there we go, absolutely, here we go. Yes, okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: get rid of it.
Speaker 11: Good chuck, John, put all your well, you know who
Speaker 11: really loves this dad botching guys like you who get
Speaker 11: most of their exercise by turning from camera one to
Speaker 11: camera three.
Speaker 1: As a year old dad.
Speaker 4: I find this notion profoundly reassuring.
Speaker 11: It show's dad body.
Speaker 1: I wish I could. I'm going to get a beer
Speaker 1: pizza after the show, and I think women.
Speaker 5: Think you sort of nuts if you've got this sixty
Speaker 5: facts in.
Speaker 1: Like a dad Bod sandwich.
Speaker 11: Right, they're all having a really good belly laugh. Well,
Speaker 11: the guys are if that woman added belly at all,
Speaker 11: they would not let her on that show.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know, of course.
Speaker 6: I mean maybe there's a good thing.
Speaker 9: Maybe maybe dad bod dad body is just the beginning,
Speaker 9: and it opens the door to celebrating the mom bods.
Speaker 11: Oh, sweet, sweet John, we're already obsessed with mombods, or
Speaker 11: at least how fast moms can get rid of them.
Speaker 4: There's a new breed of mom on the playground, dubbed
Speaker 4: mom shells.
Speaker 9: They're a hybrid of mommy's and bombshells. That's eleven months
Speaker 9: after giving birth to books amazing.
Speaker 1: She had a baby seven months ago.
Speaker 2: She has a five month old three months after having
Speaker 2: a baby, looking impulsively spelt perfect.
Speaker 9: Amazing, incredible, just weeks after giving birth.
Speaker 1: Figure too, she's used a baby.
Speaker 11: They're not real people, they're celebrities. Beyonce, Scarlett, Johansson, j Lo,
Speaker 11: Michelle Dugar.
Speaker 9: Michelle Tuger from the reality show of the nineteen Kids.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's how hot she is. Her husband is never
Speaker 11: not seeing her. Why do you think she has to
Speaker 11: hide her body under that sister wife dress to stop
Speaker 11: tempting the rest of us?
Speaker 9: Why is there so much pressure though, on women to
Speaker 9: be skinny? You know, it hasn't always been that way.
Speaker 9: Look at the Rubenesque women in those older paintings by.
Speaker 11: Right Picasso talk about impossible body standards. I spend years
Speaker 11: trying to get my nose on the side of my
Speaker 11: face and lit it. John. Women will never be able
Speaker 11: to relax about their bodies the way the men can.
Speaker 9: Well, it's too bad, because it feels great to be
Speaker 9: able to, you know, to not think about it the
Speaker 9: old feel good in the old dad.
Speaker 8: Bottom line, well.
Speaker 11: You earned it, daddy, O. All that not working out,
Speaker 11: focusing on other things besides your body. You want to
Speaker 11: just stand up and give the audience a little treat.
Speaker 11: Show them what I'm the adequate physic looks.
Speaker 1: Like I wanted to be objectify that.
Speaker 6: You you can take care of for fifty years.
Speaker 2: I don't have to ask the first.
Speaker 11: Goal with that shake, because they obviously did show off
Speaker 11: how your looks are not what society values most in you.
Speaker 9: Wait, hold on, I'm sorrying to feel it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 9: I'm sorry to feel it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, keep keeping, I'm sorry to feel it now acohol.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, here comes a turk. I'm a tark.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna I'm gonna.
Speaker 9: Kristin Shall everybody will be at that.
Speaker 2: What's going on how are you doing?
Speaker 1: My dude? What's up? Man? Is this weird for you?
Speaker 1: This is upsetting? What's upsetting? Upsetting? It can't be upsetting.
Speaker 1: It's just different.
Speaker 10: This this feeling, this vibe feels very red table talk
Speaker 10: right now, Like it's a little bit you.
Speaker 1: Know what your relationship. We can do that.
Speaker 10: You're gonna tell me how my wife is sleeping with
Speaker 10: an MB Say.
Speaker 1: Hey, my friend. We can do anything at this table.
Speaker 1: But how are you?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: I've been good man, good to see you. You you
Speaker 1: you're more than good. Like can I tell you? It's
Speaker 1: so much.
Speaker 2: Fun to watch good people get good things in life,
Speaker 2: you know, like you dude, you you were there at
Speaker 2: the very beginning of the Daily Show, My Daily Show.
Speaker 2: You know we went through the trenches together together, like
Speaker 2: where people like it's terrible, it'll never lost.
Speaker 1: These people are horrible. They're not funny. We felt at all. Yes,
Speaker 1: we rode through together.
Speaker 10: And and and to your credit, you didn't fire me
Speaker 10: and I and I really needed health insurance. At the time,
Speaker 10: it was like, yo, this dude from South Africa's here.
Speaker 1: Heads are about to roll.
Speaker 10: I just got married, Like I was like, bro, don't
Speaker 10: do this to me like, do this to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look at you now, look like, forgive me
Speaker 2: if I miss a thing. I mean Patriot Acts, Yes,
Speaker 2: multiple award winning show, Congratulations six seasons on Netflix. Then
Speaker 2: you leave that to go and do completely different things.
Speaker 2: I mean, then we see you in everything from like
Speaker 2: ads to shows that are like huge The Morning Show
Speaker 2: season two, Congratulation actually do with like reached with a spoon.
Speaker 2: I was like, is this am I was like, well,
Speaker 2: you're not just doing TV. You're on tour again. Yes,
Speaker 2: you put out Homecoming King, Yes, easily, like one of
Speaker 2: the most innovative shows that anyone had ever seen.
Speaker 1: Your new tour. Now you're doing the same.
Speaker 10: Thing, same sort of thing where I've always liked it.
Speaker 10: The lighting design, stage design, graphics. I just feel like
Speaker 10: my brain already works that way visually, and so I
Speaker 10: always loved shows.
Speaker 1: That were like that.
Speaker 10: And whenever you go to the UK or you actually
Speaker 10: watch theater, you see all those elements. Oh that's you
Speaker 10: see what I'm saying. When you go to when you
Speaker 10: see a show on Broadway, you see a show in
Speaker 10: the UK, you'll see act breaks, you'll see changes of color.
Speaker 2: You think of it as like the entire Productionally, I've
Speaker 2: always loved the visual experience of going to see music
Speaker 2: that way, going to see theater that way, and I
Speaker 2: always thought, why can't comedy be that.
Speaker 1: Here's a question I have. Yeah, it was the show.
Speaker 2: Yes, so you've got all of these visual elements.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: I don't want to give away like any big parts
Speaker 2: of the show, but I know you have a joke
Speaker 2: about infertility.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your infertility in particular, yes, which I was like, wow, okay,
Speaker 1: so I'm brave. So are they visual aids that go
Speaker 1: with that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 10: I didn't just like show a diagrabe, So speaking of
Speaker 10: my vas deference, I didn't do it.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, but it's but to.
Speaker 10: Me, the what I love about comedy, in my favorite
Speaker 10: comedy is confessional. I'm going to tell you something I'm.
Speaker 1: Too afraid to tell other people.
Speaker 10: So actually, at the beginning of the show goes back
Speaker 10: to some of the conversations we had early on. I
Speaker 10: remember Beina and I were trying to get pregnant while
Speaker 10: I was still at the Daily Show, yep, and we
Speaker 10: could not get pregnant, and it was my fault. And
Speaker 10: I wasn't telling anybody about this, and I remember you
Speaker 10: would sometimes come up to me and be like, hey man,
Speaker 10: you like you look a little glom like are you okay?
Speaker 1: You'd be okay.
Speaker 10: You guys are like Indian Barbie and Ken, and I'm like,
Speaker 10: I know and kind of like can I I'm infertile.
Speaker 1: My genitals don't work.
Speaker 10: And that's like a it's a it's a thing you carry.
Speaker 10: It's not usually talked about for most men. And yes,
Speaker 10: I start to show that way, fertility, fatherhood, freedom of speech,
Speaker 10: all the things that I've been going through the.
Speaker 1: Past four or five years that jump. I don't even
Speaker 1: explain it.
Speaker 2: I just love that fertility, fatherhood, freedom of speech. I
Speaker 2: like how Yeah, it's like, of course, I mean, of
Speaker 2: course these things, these things go together.
Speaker 1: You're you're a father of too though. Now congratulation four
Speaker 1: and too. Yeah, you enjoying it?
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, it's you know, this is going to be
Speaker 10: public record, and I just want my children to know
Speaker 10: I it's been a thrill of a lifetime and it's
Speaker 10: it's a true honor of privilege being their father.
Speaker 2: Are your kids starting to like show you a bit
Speaker 2: of your funny back to you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're really funny.
Speaker 10: Yeah, my daughter is like, really really really funny. She
Speaker 10: knows how to needle my wife and I yeah, Like
Speaker 10: the other day she was getting into it with Bena,
Speaker 10: and she knows.
Speaker 1: She knows.
Speaker 10: Like look when when comedians will make fun of each other,
Speaker 10: will go, I don't like that jacket, I don't.
Speaker 1: Like your hair.
Speaker 10: But her, she was arguing with Beina, and she knew,
Speaker 10: I'm not even gonna mess with nouns. I'm gonna go
Speaker 10: write at adjectives. I'm gonna go at your soul.
Speaker 1: She's like, Mommy, don't tell me what to do. You're fake. Wow.
Speaker 10: And Beina was just like wow. I was like, you
Speaker 10: should just make fun of the way she walks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't don't talk about the content of a character.
Speaker 10: That's actually crueler than being like I don't.
Speaker 1: Like your hair. But she nailed it. Yeah, she was like,
Speaker 1: you're fake. She knew.
Speaker 10: And I was like, hey, don't don't do that, don't
Speaker 10: be mean to mommy. And she's like, you're projecting. I'm like, well,
Speaker 10: what is happening?
Speaker 1: What is going on right now?
Speaker 10: Okay, let me tell you something that's I also want
Speaker 10: I want the twitter ati to know. I want everyone
Speaker 10: to know this.
Speaker 1: It was so cool of you.
Speaker 10: You also are one of the first people that kind
Speaker 10: of gave me my first test drive through fame. Remember
Speaker 10: you were my galadate.
Speaker 1: I no, no, I was your met galadate.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and you go, and I remember I was being
Speaker 10: very awkward and weird, and you go, hey, man, you're
Speaker 10: being very awkward and weird. You need to enjoy this.
Speaker 1: Did I say that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: You go, hey, man, listen, listen, because you could see
Speaker 10: it in my eyes.
Speaker 1: Okay, yes, that's true. I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I said, yeah. I think I said you look uncomfortable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I would say something they look.
Speaker 1: Awkward and weird. You know, you said it in a
Speaker 1: very kind way.
Speaker 10: I read the subtext and you go, hey, listen, man,
Speaker 10: And this was a really profound quote.
Speaker 1: You go, listen.
Speaker 10: If you see anybody that you respect or admire, you
Speaker 10: should take a selfie with them tonight. You should treat
Speaker 10: fame like a rental car. Take a spin around the block.
Speaker 10: That way, when they take the car back, you won't
Speaker 10: feel like they're taking a piece of you.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you remember this.
Speaker 10: At the end of the night, we saw Nicki Minaj. Yep,
Speaker 10: she was walking down the stairs leaving the metgala, and
Speaker 10: I was too nervous to say anything, and you go, hey, Nikki,
Speaker 10: NICKI turned around, and you know, she was like.
Speaker 1: Dressed like doctor Seuss.
Speaker 10: She turned around and you go, look, it's your cousin.
Speaker 1: Take a photo with your cousin. And she was like what.
Speaker 10: No, And then she just walked up with their umbrella.
Speaker 10: And I'm so glad she said no, because I would
Speaker 10: have been that cousin that had the swollen testicle.
Speaker 1: You have the reason why she didn't get the vaccine.
Speaker 1: Gaddy images would have been like.
Speaker 10: Swollen testical manage is the reason why Nikki did not
Speaker 10: get the vaccine. Just getdy images, my goofy pit.
Speaker 1: It was a fun night. That was a fun night
Speaker 1: before I let you go though.
Speaker 10: Yes, Radio City Musical, Radio City Musical.
Speaker 2: Five shows, five shows, Man, Congress, Thank you man, Like
Speaker 2: like a thousand times, dude, I remember like where you'd
Speaker 2: be like stressed about a show. Yes, you'd be like, oh, man,
Speaker 2: is this going to set out?
Speaker 1: Is this going to do this? Is it? What do
Speaker 1: you think of it? And look at you now, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: you deserve all of them. Thank you for real man.
Speaker 1: One of the funniest people I know. One of the
Speaker 1: most insightful people.
Speaker 2: Just in like how you've lived, how you've enjoyed, how
Speaker 2: you've done your thing. I do have to like relearn
Speaker 2: your name, which is weird. I'm not gonna lie because
Speaker 2: it's like now I feel like I'm in your family,
Speaker 2: which I think you understand, yes, because like all my
Speaker 2: Indian friends have, like the way everyone says their name,
Speaker 2: and they say their name it like work, and then
Speaker 2: how their family says their name, like.
Speaker 1: The first time you hear. The first time you hear
Speaker 1: it will be like with the dad.
Speaker 2: So you'll be visiting, You'll be like, hey, Hassan, Hassan,
Speaker 2: Hassan and be like, hey, how's It's me Hassan, and
Speaker 2: then it'll be like Hassan and then.
Speaker 1: You're like who's that and You're like who's that? Yeah,
Speaker 1: And now I.
Speaker 2: Feel like I'm like almost overstepping boundaries and I'm like, oh, Hassan,
Speaker 2: I'm like, am I trying to be his dad?
Speaker 1: Am I trying to be you know?
Speaker 10: No, it's not that look for me. It just came
Speaker 10: to this moment in my career, in my life where
Speaker 10: I'm like all I really want to do is close
Speaker 10: the gap between who I am on Instagram and who
Speaker 10: I am on I Message.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Now, I'm I message made Okay. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so that's when do we get to WhatsApp?
Speaker 10: You WhatsApp means it's really wild.
Speaker 1: That's where it gets my message.
Speaker 10: Yeah, okay, yeah, And that's that's what I want to
Speaker 10: show the world, you know, And that's what the show is.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. I will be at the show. Thank you, Congress,
Speaker 2: my dude everything that. Appreciate you so much fun, Thank you.
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