Trump's Tariffs Voided, Kash Patel Crashes US Hockey Celebration, Iran War Looms | The Daily Show

What this episode is about

Trump’s tariffs and U.S. policy are outlined as voided, Kash Patel’s actions disrupt a national hockey celebration, and rising tensions with Iran create a looming war scenario, highlighting political turmoil, corruption concerns, and domestic divides.

Key takeaways

• Even a blizzard can’t thaw the weariness of political theater, where spectacle outshines policy.
• Trump’s looming State of the Union lands amid a culture war montage: patriotism, panic, and parody.
• Sports as national metaphor: hockey victory becomes a substitute for geopolitical legitimacy and unity.
• Canada-vs-US politics mirrors hockey drama—rules blur, rivals become cultural punchlines, and civics get punchier.
• The show weaponizes roast humor to gloss over real crises, reminding us entertainment often legislates perception.

Who speaks in this episode?

• John Stewart (Guest) · 13 min speaking
• Michelle Dickerson (Guest) · 3 min speaking
• Desi Liiday (Guest) · 2 min speaking
• Cash Patel · 2 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 5:00: John Stewart, Cash Patel, Caitlyn Dickerson, Super Bowl
2. 5:00 – 10:00: Canada, Hockey, Team USA, Electoral College
3. 10:00 – 15:00: Canada, Nuclear Deal, Iran, Team USA
4. 15:00 – 20:00: Tariffs, Donald Trump, supreme court, Iran
5. 20:00 – 25:00: Comfort, supreme court, Tariffs, Russia

Notable quotes from "Trump's Tariffs Voided, Kash Patel Crashes US Hockey Celebration, Iran War Looms | The Daily Show"

• Welcome to the Daily Show. My god. I'm John Stewart. We have got a phenomenal show for tonight. Author, professor Michelle Dickerson IS GOING TO BE OUR GUEST TONIGHT. VERY DELIGHTED TO HAVE HER ON THE SHOW.

  about John Stewart · at 0:00

• But let's get to the big news of the week. As tomorrow night is President Donald Jar. Trump's big State of the Union speech. But no matter what Trump says, folks, it's not…

  about Donald Trump · at 2:23

• First of all, what a super weird year hockey is having.

  about Hockey · at 5:35

• Look, look, the game didn't change the fact that Canadians still have a better health care system than we did.

  about Canada · at 10:02

• The United States could be on the brink of war with Iran.

  about Iran · at 11:17

• Special envoy Steve Witkoff has this warning about Iran's nuclear power.

  about Steve Witkoff · at 12:30

• I am announcing today that the United States will withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal. Oh, right. Trump obliterated it.

  about Nuclear Deal · at 14:58

• Yes. Yes. All the steel workers want to kiss you and your unbelievably tariffs.

  about Tariffs · at 17:21

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure · 2 mentions · first at 15:11
  He is the central target of the monologue: his State of the Union, Iran posture, tariff policy, and attacks on the Supreme Court drive the episode’s political throughline.
• John Stewart — Person · Host · 2 mentions · first at 0:03
  He introduces the show, frames the political satire, and drives the segment transitions (Team USA/Canada, Iran, tariffs, Supreme Court, hospital ships).
• Steve Witkoff — Person · Referenced government envoy/source · 1 mention · first at 12:30
  Cited as 'Special envoy' warning about Iran being close to bomb-making material, serving as a trigger for skepticism about urgency and messaging.
• Cash Patel — Person · Referenced official in satirical aside · 1 mention · first at 4:02
  Mentioned as 'FBI Director' during the hockey celebration, used to puncture the unifying sports moment with absurdity and political critique.
  MOMENT AS ALL AMERICANS CELEBRATE THIS INCRED WAIT, WHAT THE IS THAT FBI DIRECTOR CASH PATEL?
• Caitlyn Dickerson — Person · Announced guest (upcoming segment) · 1 mention · first at 0:07
  Introduced at the top as the night's guest ('Author, professor'), though the provided transcript segment does not include her interview content.
  John Stewart. We have got a phenomenal show for tonight. Author, professor Michelle Dickerson IS GOING TO BE OUR GUEST TONIGHT. VERY DELIGHTED TO HAVE HER ON THE SHOW.

Books & papers

• Art of the Deal — Book · Satirical reference point · 1 mention · first at 15:23
  Invoked to mock the perceived circularity of Trump’s Iran strategy (undoing a deal, then seeking a similar deal under threat).
  Previously obliterated or to force them into signing a deal like the one Trump had pulled out of. It's all in chapter nine of Art of the Deal, eating your own USA.

Companies & orgs

• supreme court — Organization · Institutional check / legal battleground · 3 mentions · first at 17:55
  Presented as striking down Trump’s tariff authority; Trump’s reaction and the court’s deliberation are used to discuss rule-of-law and institutional strain.
  That somebody finally had the balls to say were illegal. After months of anticipation, the Supreme Court today ruling that the President Trump's sweeping tariffs imposed under…
• Team USA — Organization · Sports symbol used for political commentary · 3 mentions · first at 7:04
  Team USA’s hockey victory is portrayed as a unifying national moment and then satirically weaponized as proof of political superiority over Canada.
  We have defeated our new enemy Canada on the ice and vanquished them to the penalty box of history.

Products & tech

• Comfort — Product · Referenced U.S. Navy hospital ship (logistics critique) · 3 mentions · first at 20:10
  Mentioned as out of commission while Trump announces a hospital ship to Greenland; used to highlight administrative absurdity and misprioritization.
  You know what we need? We need one of them stuffed comfort monkeys that poor Punch has.
• Mercy — Product · Referenced U.S. Navy hospital ship (logistics critique) · 1 mention
  Paired with Comfort to underscore that the U.S. hospital ships are under repair, undercutting the Greenland hospital-ship announcement.

Concepts & topics

• Tariffs — Concept · Core policy topic / legal controversy · 4 mentions · first at 17:23
  Trump’s tariff regime is discussed as unpopular, legally challenged, and central to his priorities even amid war risks; tied to Supreme Court review.
• Nuclear Deal — Concept · Core diplomatic concept (Iran negotiations) · 2 mentions · first at 14:30
  The episode frames the Iran crisis around nuclear capability claims and the irony of seeking a deal similar to one Trump previously exited.
• Hockey — Concept · Comedic framing device / cultural flashpoint · 5 mentions · first at 5:37
  The episode uses hockey’s sudden cultural prominence to satirize nationalism, masculinity discourse, and geopolitical overreach.
• Electoral College — Concept · Comparative government concept · 2 mentions · first at 8:19
  Used to describe the U.S. executive selection mechanism in contrast to Canada’s parliamentary system during the hockey-fueled debate.
  What? Are you kidding me? Our democracy separates executive power from the legislature with a president appointed by an electoral college while their democracy appoints an…
• universal health care — Concept · Policy contrast / punchline · 2 mentions · first at 10:05
  Used to contrast Canada/Greenland with the U.S., underscoring domestic policy shortcomings amid foreign-policy theatrics.
  Look, look, the game didn't change the fact that Canadians still have a better health care system than we did.
• MAGA — Concept · Political movement referenced as audience reaction · 1 mention · first at 5:02
  Used to characterize right-wing enthusiasm around the hockey win and broader nationalist framing.
  But I got to tell you, MAGA especially is going crazy for the victory. American pride, power, and patriotism on full display.
• Bicameral Legislatures — Concept · Comparative government concept · 1 mention
  Raised in the U.S.-Canada comparison to argue (comedically) about similarities/differences in democratic structures.
  Don't both the US and Canada have biccameal legislatores? Yes, but American senators are elected while Canadian senators are appointed. Just like how Canada got appointed to our.

Places & events

• Iran — Place · Core geopolitical focus · 2 mentions · first at 11:17
  The episode repeatedly returns to the prospect of U.S. strikes/war, nuclear enrichment claims, and negotiations framed as an 'Iran nuclear deal.'
• Canada — Place · Referenced rival/foil in sports-politics satire · 10 mentions · first at 6:22
  Used as a comedic geopolitical stand-in after Team USA’s hockey win; contrasted with the U.S. on governance and universal healthcare.
• Russia — Place · Geopolitical comparator / ongoing conflict reference · 2 mentions · first at 6:16
  Invoked as the prior Cold War sports rival and as a current aggressor ('Russia still bombs Ukraine') to contrast U.S. priorities.
  Got to go all the way back to 1980 when we defeated the Soviets. This felt just as sweet because I guess since we don't have Russia to kick around anymore, Canada will do.
• Super Bowl — Event · Cultural reference in opening grievances · 1 mention · first at 2:50
  Mentioned as an example of 'manufactured outrage' (halftime performance in Spanish) contributing to national emotional turmoil.
  Officials and their families, the manufactured outrage over, god forbid, an American performing at halftime in the Super Bowl in Spanish. It's a feeling that we are one nation…

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 Welcome to the Daily Show. My god. I'm John Stewart. We have got a phenomenal show for tonight. Author, professor Michelle Dickerson IS GOING TO BE OUR GUEST TONIGHT. VERY DELIGHTED TO HAVE HER ON THE SHOW.

0:16 But first, let me give it up for the staff and crew who were able to make it in here tonight

0:23 to put on a program. And and I'm not going to forget you guys and our AUDIENCE made it out tonight. Clearly our audience tonight have gone the wrong way on the decision tree. Delighted they're here. Should we risk life and limb to see a show we could see on TV in just a few hours in our homes? Why not go out in this hipbreaking weather? You know, uh I I don't know if you guys in the audience noticed, but uh snowy outside. Bad out there. I mean, this blizzard made it nearly impossible for even weather people to take selfies or even be seen. Hello. I mean, when the plows get stuck, the plow got stuck. That's, you know, I commute this way. This is This is how I I always commute. Tonton.

1:45 By the way, under Zoron Mandani, tonons are free. The rides ARE and we have a fresh layer of two feet to cover all the tonton in the streets. We were this close in New York City to having the snow and the dog gone. Like this close. Then God was like, "You know what? New York City needs a little layer to cover the dog shit." But let's get to the big news of the week. As you know, tomorrow night is President Donald Jar. Trump's big State of the Union speech. But no matter what Trump says, folks, it's not going to change how we in this country are feeling. This country is in such emotional turmoil right now. The government sanctioned and executed violence in Minnesota, the rank corruption and profiteering of elected officials and their families, the manufactured outrage over, god forbid, an American performing at halftime in the Super Bowl in Spanish. It's a feeling that we are one nation divided

2:58 under siege. that perhaps we've crossed a Rubicon of this great American experiment and that we slowly and inexurably are sliding into the abyss of fallen and broken democracies. But then ACROSS IT COMES JACK wins it. The golden goal for the United States. WHAT?

3:30 We're back, MOTHERUCKER. I KNOW THE POWERFUL ELITES REMAIN UNACCOUNTABLE, BUT HE PUT THE thing behind that other guy. This country WAS SINKING INTO US. THAT'S FULL WE can't recover from, but the VULCANIZED RUBBER DISC WENT PAST THE LORD OF THE NET. It was so unifying. THERE IS NOTHING THAT CAN TAKE AWAY FROM THE JOYOUS MOMENT AS ALL AMERICANS CELEBRATE THIS INCRED WAIT, WHAT THE IS THAT FBI DIRECTOR CASH PATEL? WHY IS OUR FBI AND WHY ARE THEY PUTTING A METAL AROUND THE NECK OF FBI DIRECTOR C? IS CASH Patel a Make a Wish man? kid. Is that what this is?

4:27 HOW DID WHY IS THAT I MEAN I listen I not and I'm not trying to diminish his condition. It is Listen. Listen. There is currently no cure for crazy eyes. CRAZY EYES for when you want to turn every picture into some sort of methueled mugsh shot. Are you telling me I was going 90 and a 35? But I got to tell you, MAGA especially is going crazy for the victory. American pride, power, and patriotism on full display.

5:13 This is time for America, not you whining little clowns. Masculinity and uh celebration. These are things that like have been completely and totally sanitized from our arch feminist culture, our estrogenetic culture.

5:35 First of all, what a super weird year hockey is having. Like I just in 4 months to go from nobody gives a about hockey to well I like to watch THEM to only hockey can save us from a dystopian extrogenetic future. Perhaps the strangest part is how this victory in a hockey match is being perceived on the right geopolitically.

6:16 Got to go all the way back to 1980 when we defeated the Soviets. This felt just as sweet because I guess since we don't have Russia to kick around anymore, uh Canada uh will do.

6:24 They're practically communists and they're cozing up to the hockey is all that they have and we took that. That's all they got.

6:34 What's with the sore winning? Why are we such dicks? And by the way, don't we in America have enough real enemies? Now we got to pretend like Canada's way of life is in congruous to the West. Yeah, those completely best neighbors our nation has ever had. I think what I think we had like a little fight about beaver pelts in like 1789. Since then, smooth sailing. But for more on Team USA's victory over Canada and what it means, WE GO LIVE TO DESI LIIDAY. DESI, this this victory is great. Great victory. But but they're making this thing out to be some kind of miracle on ice.

7:24 Yeah, cuz it is. Woo! We did it, John. USA. USA. Canada got connected in the face by the red, white, and blue. Woo!

7:35 Yeah. No, it certainly wasn't a great victory for the the US hockey team. No, no doubt it was.

7:42 Yeah. But not just the hockey team, John. Same way we defeated communism and the miracle on ice. This victory proves that our system of government is far superior to Canada's. As they say in hockey, game, set, and match.

8:05 It's not a hockey term, so offsides get the rebounds. Okay, whatever. I I I just don't know if our political systems are really all that different from Canada's.

8:14 What? Are you kidding me? Our democracy separates executive power from the legislature with a president appointed by an electoral college while their democracy appoints an executive based on the outcome of which governing party has the majority. And as we learned on the ice yesterday, that system sucks.

8:36 The system seem actually pretty similar. I mean, don't both the US and Canada have biccameal legislatores? Yes, but American senators are elected while Canadian senators are appointed. Just like how Canada got appointed to our nuts,

9:00 That kind of came out of came out of nowhere. That's comprehensive and filthy, does he?

9:06 A thank you. Here's another. In America, we have electoral districts, but in Canada, they call their districts writings, which is fitting because Team Canada was riding our nuts.

9:20 PLEASE STOP saying nuts. I will not. I will not. And by the way, another reason we're better, America's Congress has a sergeant-at-arms, but the Canadian Parliament has an usher of the Black Rod. And speaking of ushering a black nozzy, no. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't like where that was going.

9:40 Yeah. Same way the Canadians didn't like WHERE MY NUTS WERE GOING. GIRL, COME ON. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. Just don't encourage us.

9:58 THE COLD WEATHER HAS changed them. Look, look, the game didn't change the fact that Canadians still have a better health care system than we did.

10:08 Yes. Okay. I thought so, too, until I saw the scoreboard for profit healthc care one. Universal Canadian healthcare zero USA USA.

10:18 BUT THAT WASN'T EVEN THE FINAL SCORE. What was the final score? DID YOU EVEN WATCH THE GAME?

10:25 I WATCHED DE'S NUTS. I NO, I I I did not watch the game. So, why are you celebrating in the team's locker room?

10:34 Oh, I'm not in Milan. I'm at a Planet Fitness. My god. Anything to get away from my family on a snow day, please.

10:43 Deside. Everybody. All right. So, there you go. It have it folks. We have defeated our new enemy Canada on the ice and vanquished them to the penalty box of history. Now America can live in a golden era. Peace prosperity.

11:17 The United States could be on the brink of war with Iran. What the They don't even skate. What possible conflict could we have with people in street shoes?

11:36 Is this real? The drum beat of a possible war with Iran growing louder. The largest assembly of US forces in the Middle East that we've seen in years.

11:44 One report is saying we are days away from strikes. Days away from war. Usually when we get in a war in the Middle East, there's a Marty Supreme level press roll out, months and months of endless promotion, interviews, MANUFACTURED INTELLIGENCE. THEY GOT WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION. Schwap until finally we acquies to the war just in the hopes that the selling of it will stop and because it seems vaguely charming. But this war, one day it's nothing and the next day we filled their waterway with giant ships. Why? What's the urgency?

12:30 Special envoy Steve Witkoff has this warning about Iran's nuclear power. They're probably a week away from having uh industrial uh uh industrial uh bomb making material.

12:42 Oh my god. An atomic bomb by Monday. Oh When was this interview taped? Do they already have the bomb? Is it five business days to the bomb? Do Muslims get weekends? Do they work through? I got to say, a week away from having the material for a nuclear bomb. I'm a little surprised to hear that. You know, I thought I remembered someone saying something about that nation's nuclear program being what was the word I was looking for? Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated.

13:32 That's right. I remember Trump saying, "Uh, we totally obliterated their nuclear program and yelling at people who questioned it." Which makes me wonder how obliterated was it? It was obliterated like nobody's ever seen before.

13:57 So the kind of obliteration that somehow remliterates almost immediately. Yes. No one has ever seen that before. We obliterated that building. The building we are currently standing on. Yes. That is correct. So is our plan now to re obliterate their nuclear program every few months

14:21 or is there a longer term strategy taking the Armada to uh offshore uh Iran is to put pressure on Iran first and foremost to come to the table to negotiate around nuclear weapons. Oh, I see the old carrot stick. Our peace through strength will force Iran to make, let's call it, an Iran nuclear deal. I I think I remember that phrase from when we made a nuclear deal with Iran. What happened to that?

14:58 I am announcing today that the United States will withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal. Oh, right. Trump obliterated it. So, just to be clear, Donald Trump is on the brink of war with Iran to either obliterate the program Trump had previously obliterated or to force them into signing a deal like the one Trump had pulled out of. It's all in chapter nine of Art of the Deal, eating your own Your own USA USA USA. Is that how Hitler started? He was USA. And suddenly people were just like, "USa, USA." But obviously there is no more solemn respon. I segue into more serious.

16:00 But obviously there is no there is no more solemn responsibility for the president of the United States than the decision he makes to put Americans in harm's way through armed conflict. So as the president recently took to the podium this burden of history clearly heavily weighing on his soul.

16:21 I made a speech at a factory. They made steel products and I said uh how are you? Nice to meet you. How's business president? I'd love to kiss you. This is a very powerful man. I don't want to be kissed by that man.

16:46 You can always tell when a story is true when it contains a character who refers to Trump as quote president. Just president. Not President Trump. Not Mr. President. Just President. But I'm sorry I I interrupted your story. President. What else did this very real person say to you?

17:10 He said, "Sir, I want to kiss you so badly." And I said, "No, thank you." Yes. Yes. All the steel workers want to kiss you and your unbelievably tariffs. We'll we'll read all about it in the official history of your presidency. Team of heated rivals. As America stands on the precipice of armed conflict with Iran, Donald Trump is single-mindedly focused on preserving his wildly unpopular tariffs that somebody finally had the balls to say were illegal. After months of anticipation, the Supreme Court today ruling that the President Trump's sweeping tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act are unconstitutional.

18:11 Wow. A court composed mostly of his own party's appointees has struck down the constitutionality of Trump's go-al alone tariff regime. That's bound to cause him some introspection.

18:27 They're just being fools and lap dogs for the rhinos. They also are a frankly disgrace to our nation, those justices. They're very unpatriotic and disloyal to our constitution. I I think it's an embarrassment to their families. You want to know the truth? When a guy who had sex with a porn star right after his wife had given birth tells you you're an embarrassment to your family. I think you have to take that seriously. But the Supreme Court didn't come to this decision rashly.

19:10 The Supreme Court took months to make this decision. They had oral arguments back in November. They took 10 months

19:16 working through all the thorny legal issues associated with this case trying to thread some type of needle.

19:20 Lots of nuance legal issues that the court has to thoroughly consider. The court put in the work and that's why this decision will stand the test of President Trump doubling down on his trade policy saying that he will raise global tariffs to 15%. MOTHER, WE HAD HIM. WE HAD HIM.

19:56 WE HAD HIM. HE ALWAYS GETS AWAY LIKE THE ROAD RUNNER. WE GOT YOU. ME. It's so dispiriting. You know what we need? We need one of them stuffed comfort monkeys that poor Punch has. Poor Punch. Although, and no disrespect, but clearly there is probably something wrong with that monkey. I DON'T PLEASE I SAY THIS.

20:42 Hear me out. I understand and it's adorable and he's breaking my heart. But that being said, who are we to question the wisdom of the tribe? NO, I I'm just saying they're the ones that know him best.

21:02 THEY'VE DECIDED HE'S PROBLEMATIC. WHAT THE OH, YOU KNOW BETTER. YOU KNOW MONKEYS BETTER THAN THE MONKEYS. IS THAT IT? ALL THE LITTLE MONKEY EXPERTS ALL DECIDED IN THE MIDDLE OF A BLIZZARD TO COME HERE TONIGHT AND MONKEY. LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING. WHO NOW ALL Y'ALL? LET ME WHO ARE WE TO question their LIVED EXPERIENCE FOR OUR PARASOCIAL ATTACK. I MEAN, LOOK, THEY DECIDED THE MOM, THE ELDERS, the juniors. Even thating stuffed monkey looks like, "Hey, I don't WANT TO BE HERE. I COULD BE LIVING THE LIFE of Riley in a nice bedroom in Westchester. Instead, I'm being dragged through the gravel in the middle of it.

22:09 I'm sorry. I'm standing by this. SOME SOMETIMES IT'S GOING TO GO FROM FUNNY TO ME. THAT'S JUST WHAT HAPPENS. THAT'S JUST WHAT HAPPENS. AND BY THE WAY, OH, IT'S ALL CUTE NOW, BUT WHEN PUBERTY COMES, THAT IS NOT GOING TO BE A HAPPY STUFFED MONKEY. TRUST ME. Trust me, it's comfort now, but he's WIFEING IT LATER. TRUST ME. How dare you people substitute your wisdom for those other monkeys. I was doing this all weekend. My wife's going to be so mad at me all weekend. I just kept going. But there's got to be something wrong with the monkey, right?

23:12 Not funny. Anyway, the point is, folks, we're on the brink of war with the I got I got to work on the segways. I'm sorry. Okay, we're on the brink of war with Iran. The point is, folks, we're on the brink of war with Iran. Russia still bombs Ukraine with impunity, and yet Trump is out there kissing dudes over tariffs and saving his most vicious rhetoric for our own Supreme Court. Can the State of the Union get any more surreal? President Trump mystified a lot of people over the weekend when he announced a US hospital ship was on its way to Greenland.

24:18 What? GREENLAND DOESN'T NEED A HOSPITAL SHIP. THEY'VE GOT UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE. WE NEED A HOSPITAL SHIP. WHERE'S OUR HOSPITAL SHIP?

24:35 But like most things Trump, IT'S EVEN STUPIDER THAN THAT. Both of the American hospital ships, Mercy and Comfort, are out of commission, under repair. Comfort isn't even in the water. Look, I'm no expert boat guy, but they are supposed to be in the water. Yes. What are we doing? We're trolling Denmark. We're going to war with Iran. We're abandoning Ukraine. WE'RE CHARGING EVERYBODY 15% MORE. We're pushing away our closest neighbors, ostracizing ourselves from the entire Oh my god, we're punch.

25:21 America has gone from being a shining city on a hill to being the weird, smelly monkey nobody wants to play with. I think that's why they don't want to play. I don't know why, but I don't know if you can make a stuffed monkey big enough for all of America to He is that Ah,

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Trump's Tariffs Voided, Kash Patel Crashes US Hockey Celebration, Iran War Looms | The Daily Show"?

John Stewart (Guest), Michelle Dickerson (Guest), Desi Liiday (Guest), Cash Patel.

What is "Trump's Tariffs Voided, Kash Patel Crashes US Hockey Celebration, Iran War Looms | The Daily Show" about?

Trump’s tariffs and U.S. policy are outlined as voided, Kash Patel’s actions disrupt a national hockey celebration, and rising tensions with Iran create a looming war scenario, highlighting political turmoil, corruption concerns, and domestic divides.

What is mentioned in this The Daily Show episode?

21 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, John Stewart, Iran, Tariffs, supreme court, Canada. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Trump's Tariffs Voided, Kash Patel Crashes US Hockey Celebration, Iran War Looms | The Daily Show"?

The episode runs 26 min; the transcript is about 2,961 words in 54 timestamped sections.

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