phone about the moment of paper they're dealing with. >> it's coming up. >> i had an intuition that would be there. >> when you see stacks of paper compared to national monuments, and you at home are going to get treated to that in just a few seconds. thank you, my friend. >> you bet. thank you all for joining us this hour. we have breaking news tonight as i just mentioned. if your calender was marked for this coming monday when president trump was set to hold a press conference he was promised would exonerate him from the allegations laid out in that fulton county indictment, if that was a date reserved on your ical, i'm sorry to inform you it has been called off. trump says tonight his legal team is instead putting the overwhelming evidence in formal legal filings. he adds, therefore the news conference is no longer necessary. that news comes right after trump's legal team in another case finally gave its answer as to when they believe the former president should go to trial. trump's team is arguing tonight that the 2020 federal election case brought by special counsel jack smith should go to trial in april of 2026. that is a whopping two years, 7 months, and 16 days from now. it notably comes well after the point in which trump could be back in office and able to pardon himself or just make this case disappear altogether. and his legal team's joefgz for this date is classically trumpy. remember, if you will, when president trump first took office and had to prove to everyone he had disentangled himself from his business interests, and he stood next to this giant pile of folders -- there they are -- and claimed they contained the evidence he had signed everything over to his son. now, trump refused to let anyone actually look at the contents of those folders, but, hey, it was a lot of paper, it was a lot of folders. and today the argument from his defense team felt a bit like that. in their formal, formal legal filing the defense included this graph showing the height in feet of all the evidence jack smith will turn over to the defense and comparing that height to the statue of liberty and the washington monument. you'll see the discovery evidence is a lot taller than both the statue of liberty and the washington monument. trump's counsel compared getting through all that evidence of having to read the entirety of tolstoy's war and peace 70 times from now until december. and they do have a point, it is quite a bit of reading. that said, we have no idea how much of the evidence provided here will be duplicate information and how much of it will include things trump has always had access to, like, for example, the contents of his own twitter account. moreover, typically it's not just one person doing all that reading. it's why people retain entire legal teams to help them in cases like this. nonetheless, trump and his lawyers argue they'll not be ready to go to trial until april of the year 2026, which is a decidedly different date than the one promised by special counsel jack smith's team. ultimately both of these dates are just suggestions. the trial date in this is the judge's decision and at the hearing last friday the judge presiding over this case made it clear a key deciding factor was going to be how trump conducted himself outside the courtroom. she said even arguably statements of counsel can threaten the process. the more a party makes inflammatory statements about this case which could taint the jury pool or intimidate potential witnesses, the greater the urgency will be we proceed to trial quickly. there are a lot of reasons to think trump's april of 2026 date is unrealistic, but this, the one outlined by the judge is number one. today trump and his former attorney general bill barr had dueling interviews. trump was on fox business, barr was on fox news. remember that bill barr announced his resignation as attorney general the day the trump fake electors met all over the country, december 14, 2020. trump had asked barr to use the department of justice for things like name a special counsel to investigate voter fraud and to use the department of justice to seize voting machines. so barr is a potentially key witness here. and barr had said as recently as this month that he will appear as a witness if called to do so. and so in the hours before trump's and barr's dueling interviews, trump posted this online. why does fox news constantly put on slow thinking and lethargic bill barr who didn't have the courage to fight election fraud? then after the interview trump reposted marjorie taylor greene's case that bill barr is a traitor. and he's postally similarly arguably threatening things about former vice president mike pence as well as georgia's governor, its lieutenant governor and its secretary of state. and also today again he posted a bunch of videos like this. >> how dare lowlife prosecutor deranged jack smith -- that's right, he's deranged. deranged jack smith at the doj. the fake political indictment against me must be immediately withdrawn. the system is rigged and corrupt very much like the presidential election of 2020, and we have plenty of proof on that. >> does that count of stuff count as the type of arguably ambiguous statements that might be perceived as threats? joining me now to get to the bottom of all that is barbara mcquade, former attorney for the eastern district of michigan, as well as mark looeb witch. have you ever seen an argument similar to this one complete with a graphic showing how the discovery evidence would measure up to the statue of liberty? >> no, and i have not seen a defendant so desperate to delay the trial they're asking for a date more than two years down the road. it's a really audacious request. it's not only the defendant that has a right to a speedy trial, it is also the public that has the right to a speedy trial. the public has an interest in a position so that a person can either be held accountable or exonerated, and there's also an interest in making sure witness memories don't fade and the evidence is still available when the case goes to trial. this argument about there are terrabytesf of documents is true. the way this is reviewed today it was sorted, it is searchable, the way you would go about a modern computer search and not the way you would read "war and peace" at the time it was written. >> but, you know, hat tip for the tolstoy reference, mark. what is abundantly clear the day trump is trying to kick this trial to 2026 is the day he's out there making the kind of statements that could be perceived as witness intimidation, stuff that could trigger the judge to move the trial date up in time. how do you square the sort of desperation that is evident in this legal filing as it pertains to the trial date and the behavior of the client at the center of all this? >> like so many things in trump world it's just doesn't seem terribly well thought out. the 2026 date, the proposed date, it's something of a joke. look how people have responded to it. i would of course worry it would interfere with the mid-term election in 2026. nobody talked about that, alex. but there's actually going to be a very serious response to this, and at some point the judge will weigh in on this probably sooner rather than later especially as trump and many of his surrogates continue to sort of press her hand and, you know, behave in ways that are very close to the line if not over the line. so at some point she's going have to give a very solemn assessment of this, and it'll probably come sooner. as you said and suggested this is working against his interest and in fact he wants to delay this as long as possible. >> just another sort of legal note, barb, i mean to your point this evidence will be sort of digested in a way that is not like reading "war and peace." there's also the man power concern, right? it's not just one lawyer going to be tasked with doing that, presumably. but we talked about this last night, trump does have a weirdly skeletal legal crew assisting him in all this. i think tom blanche has a law firm with two lawyers. the question is when will trump spend money to hire more lawyers? that seems like a necessity at this point, does it tot? >> you'll see associates or temporary associates that come onboard to do discovery review. there'll be a lawyer overseeing all of it, telling them what it is they're looking for and the lawyers review that for the things they need. certainly more resources can come to bear than just a lawyer reading each page of the document. i think what's going to happen is first the trial date will get set and then he'll retain the lawyers he needs to meet that deadline. >> mark, as we talk about how incorrigible trump's behavior is here and ever where, it is worth noting he canceled the press conference he was supposed to have on monday, which i know was marked on your calender in all red. you were busy all day i'm sure because of advice from his lawyers. does that signal to you -- and i know i can answer my own question before i finish it, but does that signal to you there is some part of trump and the trumpian reptilian brain he's aware of the peril he's in and at least occasionally listening to counsel? >> one would hope. the big question is optic-wise, and i have feeling donald trump is not going to sit this one out. i don't know if he's likely to go to debate in milwaukee on wednesday, if he'll have something dramatic up his sleeve there, but i wouldn't count him out of the news cycle next week by any stretch. but also just because he's standing down and saying, okay, this will be in the legal filing, which does seem to make some sound legal sense for once, there are a lot of ways he can get into the news and insiniate himself into what's going to be a very big week for the republican campaign. >> yes, i'm sure this is not the only time we're going to be hearing from donald trump about his exoneration. barb, i've got to ask to give the defense team any sort of credit here, they raise the issue of classified material. they talk about how the government is offering its own edit of relevant documents and saying we shouldn't have to go by our accuser's selection of what's relevant. do they have a point here in any of this filing that the judge will listen to, that could cause a judge to actually say you know what january is far too soon, i'm going to give you i don't know july? do you see any relevant points here that are going to give the judge pause when she schedules the trial date? >> sure. and i think jack smith tried to accommodate those things as well. 70 days is usually the first trial date that gets issued, but january is still, what, five months away inbut no doubt there are issues that i think could cause a judge to believe that more time is necessary than that. as you point out, the small amount of classified information is one thing that they will have to deal with. we don't know exactly what that is, but people may need clearances. they need to figure out how they're going to handle that, so that will take some time. and then also the idea that you've got other kinds of things that need to be reviewed before then, that there is a significant volume of documents here. all of that makes sense. the judge has to decide what really is due process here, what amount of time is reasonable by balancing both a defendant's need to have reasonable preparation but also the government's right to protect the public interest in a speedy trial. >> yeah. when we talk about the trial whenever it's scheduled, mark, the reality is that journalists, americans, other candidates are going to be witnessing the strangest split screen probably in american political history, which is do we have the calender. you have the iowa caucuses on the 15th of january. you have trump's civil defamation case the same day, trump's civil fraud case two weeks later the month of march is peppered with caucuses and trials. this is what -- this is what election season 2024 is going to be, and it truly is like unlike anything we have ever seen in this country, the fact the presumed front-runner is going to be bouncing back, ping-ponging between -- you know, pressing the flesh in iowa and new hampshire and nevada and south carolina and going on trial. this seems like the reality we're barrelling towards. >> yeah, you know, it does make your head explode in some ways. what i'm actually curious about is whether donald trump actually welcomes this. obviously no one wants to be indicted four times on however many counts. this is not an enviable position to be in, but when you're someone as pathological as donald trump is and feeds on the attention as much as he does and someone who's been so successful in leveraging attention like this, in some cases very negative attention into political capital, you have to wonder could he be so happy he's going to be in the middle of all this, and yes, it's a split screen, but he'll actually be on both screens? it's true it's what we're looking at, and it feels kind of hellish. certainly it's fascinating, but you're right it's unprecedented. >> i don't know if i would even use the modifier kind of. just hellish. barbara mcquade and mark liebovich, thank you for your time tonight. we have much more still ahead including new threats against the jurors who recommended donald trump's fourth indictment and what fulton county is doing to protect those citizens, but first the republican response to their front-runner's 91 felony charges. just take it to the ballot box. that's the response. and that's next. stay with us. next. stay with us wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't you? um, it's called commitment. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what your into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. it is, frankly, impossible for republicans to ignore the onslaught of legal peril surrounding their front-runner in the presidential primary right now, but as far as their responses to all that go, well, those responses range. fight the allegations, deny everything, or do whatever this is. >> they're trying to send a message loud and clear, and the message is don't mess with us. and why are they going after trump? because he messed with them. he challenged them across the board. he challenged their pro-war policies, challenge them on ukraine, challenged their agenda. >> senator josh holley arguing donald trump's legal troubles are not a result of trying to overthrow a democratically elected government, holley says donald trump is being targeted because he challenged the globalest agenda. remember this is the same josh holley who egged on the january 6th rioters with an enthusiastic fist bump in the morning and was later spotted running, sprinting to safety once the insurrection began. in that moment when he was running senator holley might have identified the mob he was running from as a group of trump supporters trying to overthrow the government, but if you ask senator holley about that same mob today, he would tell you mob is was simply an expression of defiance against a globalist cabal. those are some of the republican differentials that have been floated since trump's fourth indictment this week. and here is one more. >> january 6th i was there, i saw it, he was impeached over it. the american people can decide whether they want him to be president or not. this should be decided at the ballot box, not at a bunch of liberal jurisdictions trying to put the man in jail. >> this is joe biden and this is the democrats weaponizing the justice system because they're afraid of the voters. >> i understand that democrats and liberals in the media can't stand donald trump and they'll do anything to stop him, but it would be much better from their point of view and the point of the view of the country if they try to stop him on the campaign trail and that the ballot box and let the-american people make these choices. >> republican senators lindsey graham and ted cruz and tom cotton are making the argument that donald trump should not be held accountable for his actions in a court of law. instead, donald trump's future should be decided by the will of the voters. the thing is, though, we already tried that. and the last time trump and his allies were given the chance to obey the will of the voters in 2020, they decided they did not like what the voters had to say. they did not like the will of the voters and so then they tried to overthrow the results of the election, and that is the essence of at least two of these indictments here. and so perhaps as a back stop to that strategy there is another contingent of republicans in congress just trying to shut the whole thing down. cbs news reported this week there are not one, not two, but three republican-backed proposals in congress to defund jack smith's investigation as a way to stop his charges from ever reaching the courtroom. joining me now is former united states senator claire mccaskill. claire, thank you for being here. we put that josh holley sound in there just for you, but i would like you to respond to the notion that donald trump is being indicted because he is pushing back against a globalist cabal. does that hold any water for you, claire? >> well, it's stupid. and these guys are all lawyers. and i think three of them went to harvard. i mean harvard has to be so embarrassed at this point. you know, this is alice in wonderland stuff, alex. when the impeachment happened after the president tried to mastermind a conspiracy to hold onto power, to foment a big lie about the election, to push for an insurrection, they all said -- and ted cruz said it specifically, you know, we have courts for this, we should not convict him on the impeachment because we have courts, right? so now the rule of law is doing what it must in this country, and that is recognize the facts and apply the law, and what are these guys saying now? oh, well, let's let the voter speak. they are hiding under their desks. it's a bunch of cowards making things up, and they're going to be in trouble in november because the vast majority of the country kind of sees what they're doing. >> yeah, you know, pointing out the fact they all -- i mean ted cruz, tom cotton, josh holley, these are guys that have gone to top tier law schools, highly educated in the law and who for a time were seen as the leading lights of the next generation of republican leaders. i find it staggering that this is the position that they're taking, and i think when you couple that with the polling that we have, new poll, this is from semafor this morning finds donald trump's legal troubles could prove fatal. it says 24% of republicans say the charges make them less likely to vote for trump against biden. polling is what it is, but that is the first indicator we have this is not nothing, this is not business as usual. i wonder to the degree to which you think there's any kind of recalibration inside the higher echelons of the republican party. >> i think people are scared to death in the higher echelons of the republican party. more than 50% of who call themselves republican in america are for donald trump despite almost a hundred felony counts against him in both state and federal jurisdictions. so they cannot go against this base. they're too afraid, if they can and they have real leaders -- they won't go against this base. the independents are up now according to gallop close to 50 3ers. the majority of the independents in this country don't want more donald trump and certainly the democrats don't, so they do not have a path to victory in a general election, and they kind of know it. and trump has kind of rigged it toosh wheretoosh speaking of rigging he's switched a bunch of states to winner take all. so these other republican candidates if they can't beat him outright in a bunch of states, he takes all the delegates in those states, which makes it very difficult for anybody who's polling at 10, 15, even 20% now to ever have a chance. >> yes, ron desantis, we're talking to you. claire, i do wonder, you know, of the things the republicans are doing to make it problem go away other than saying let this be decided at the ballot box, we chose to highlight this push in congress to defund the special counsel's office because as much as i would sort of wave that away as a harebrained fringe right-wing idea we're talking about a speaker of the house kevin mccarthy who's willing to abide almost any lunatic idea his base floats out there whether it's packing his appropriations bills with political nonstarters, what have you. do you think the idea that special counsel jack smith, his efforts should be defunded could actually emerge as a line of argument with this modern republican conference? >> not going to happen in the senate, i can tell you that for sure. keep in mind that there's a lot of senators that are from states where they have to win the independent voters to stay in office. they're not gerrymandered. you have states like ohio and pennsylvania and nevada and montana where people want to get elected and they can't do it without independent voters. so they are never going to go for defunding jack smith at this point. that's never going to happen. all it's going to do is make the republican party look more isolated from most maamericans right now. >> i think the medfer of a box canyon is so right, but weirdly equally they also have an off-ramp. you know, it's a difficult off-ramp, but this is the point if you want to quit donald trump 91 felony counts is a great exit sign, and yet nobody seems to want to walk through that door. claire mccaskill, always wise, the ever sage former senator from missouri. claire, it's great to see you. thanks for your time. >> thank you, alex. still ahead this evening the weird, weird, weird, weird world of presidential politics and what this weird, weird, weird footage of mitch mcconnell helps explain about the desantis campaign. but first before that while donald trump attacks the fulton county d.a., the far-right is now going after the grand jury. that is next. is next trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function, and helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. take a stand, and start a new day with trelegy. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy, and save at trelegy.com wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy, it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't you? um, it's called commitment. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what your into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. one of the comments reads "these jurors have signed their death warrant by falsely indicting president trump." threats like that have been lighting up fringe websites this week as the former president's supporters have started zeroing in on member of the fulton county grand jury. as nbc news reports the purported names and addresses of those members have been posted on websites that feature violent rhetoric. images of people that are believed to be member of the grand jury have also been posted online. today the fulton county sheriff's office said it was aware personal information of members of the fulton county grand jury is being shared on various platforms. the office said it is working to track down the origin of threats in fundamentalen county and other jerks and to ensure the safety of those individuals who carried out their civic duty. joining me now is the former d.a. for decalb county in georgia. maybe we can begin with how and why it is customary in the state of georgia for the name of grand jurors tuesday be included in an indictment. >> the simple answer is that it's required by georgia's code of criminal procedure. there's a specific statute that says the grand jurors selected, chosen and sworn in the county of here fulton to whit. and in every indictment i've seen in my 17 years as a prosecutor you then go onto list the names of the grand jurors that heard the matter and you cross off the snakes of anyone either not there that day or didn't hear that evidence. this is required by the code. and the only instance that i've been able to find where it is not required is when the grand jury is investigating a use of force case by a peace officer, a use of deadly force case. and after hearing evidence they decide not to return an indictment. that is not the case that we have here, so there is -- it was required by law that these names be listed, and it's unfortunate that some apparently have taken it upon themselves to provide private information about these residents who are doing their civic duty, and now we're seeing the types of threats that we're seeing across through various electronic means. >> yeah, i would assume that nothing like this has happened before. is that accurate? >> not at least in my experience, and i think what folks need to realize is that when you use electronic communications across state lines it's not just a local issue for the sheriff to address. that's what brings the federal law enforcement agencies into the play. and so, again, i would assume that sheriff labat is working with all the various law enforcement agencies that can bring resources to bear to be able to protect these residents. >> can i ask just in terms of the impact that this is going to have on the trial itself, i mean when there's going to be a new jury that has to be seated and the prospect of witness intimidation, what impact do you think this has on pretrial motions and just the general climate surrounding the run-up to an actual trial? >> well, in my experience i've seen it whereas you get to the actual trial jury even when you have cameras in the courtroom, the judge orders that those cameras cannot show the juror's faces, they have to constantly be directed away from the jurors. and in most instances the only juror that is known is the foreperson who actually signs whether it's a guilty or not guilty verdict. so in that respect i think there are more protections or at least there aren't means in the code that require the disclosure of the grand juror's name or the jurors names in a trial. >> that seems the current landscape. i've got to ask there's been a lot of back and forth today about the proposed schedule d.a. fani willis has laid out. jeffrey clark who's one of the codefendants in this indictment is saying the arraignment for defendants the week of september 5th and a trial on march 4th, they are concerned -- jeffrey clark is concerned about the political nature of this case and the steps taken by the state thus far. do you -- i mean how much credence do you think the judge is going to give to codefendants who are calling this all politics? i guess i should say how likely do you think it is d.a. willis is going to get anything within the ballpark of march 24 as far as a trial? >> well, two things. first of all, d.a. willis has said both the night she returned the indictment and throughout the course of her career that she makes her decisions based on it facts, the evidence she can present at trial and the law. she does not make decisions based on partisan politics, and so i find it interesting that those that may view this case through a political lens are transferring that lens to her when she has made it clear that that is not her framing. with respect to the timing, we have also heard her say she was ready to try this case in six months. that may seem ambitious to some, but if you think about it, if she had said anything less than a ready to go sort of stance, people would question whether she actually has her witnesses together, her evidence together. and she's making it very clear that she is ready to go. now, obviously with the number of defendants that we have, there's going to be a lengthy pre-trial motion, lengthy discovery process. but i think it's important to keep things moving, and i think the d.a. would want to keep things moving so that justice whatever it may look like based on the facts that are presented at trial can be achieved as expeditiously as possible. >> yeah, i mean i'm sure the trump defense team has a different date in mind given the fact they're trying to schedule a more narrow case on the same topic, a federal indictment in and around the 2020 election for april of the year 2026. do you have any thoughts on that? >> again, i think it's important each case needs to be viewed separately. and i can speak to you about what it's like to be the d.a. in georgia faced with presenting a case of this caliber, this complexity. but the key really is to stay focused on your oath, stay focused on the facts and law, and that's exactly what d.a. willis is doing. >> gwen keyes flemming, thank you as always for your time and thoughts. great to see you. >> my pleasure. when we come back some anew reporting about the presidential campaign of florida governor ron desantis. it reminds us of this very odd video of republican senator mitch mcconnell that was taken nearly ten years ago. there he is. stick around for the explanation why. that's coming up next. explanatn why. that's coming up next. rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. 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is that sort of the working thesis at this point? >> yeah, that can be apparent pretty early on. residents say power lines have caused quite a few fires on the island over the years, and they don't deploy a public safety power shutoff program, and there were all these reports from videos and residents themselves of power lines swinging, sparking in the wind. so that's -- it's definitely the overwhelming sentiment that the power equipment caused the multiple fires on the island. >> and yeah, and from your reporting it sounds like in the run up to these explosive wildfires that just hit maui, there were numerous calls made to the electrical company from residents who were trying to, you know, complain about or at least register lines that were in precarious positions and pose real public safety risks, is that right? >> yes, there's been years of them demanding to -- for the power company to put the infrastructure underground, oo fix the lines, to clear the trees. it's been an ongoing plea from them because they know they're susceptible to wildfires especially with drought making the grass around them much, much dryer. and the winds have also gotten increasingly more powerful. >> it really sounds like hawaii has been -- or maui in particular, the powers that be have been very slow to adapt to the realities of climate change because not only do you have this electrical grid that seems very precarious which i think is the best word i can think of to use, but you have the implanting of these evasive nonnative grasses highly flammable. they're all over the island. there's no building standards as there are in california to make sure buildings are adaptive to wildfires or flame retardant, as it were. and then there's an issue with water and shutting down dams. what can you tell us about what is being looked at right now in term of the various things that need to be ameliorated or changed so that something like this never happens again? >> there are a lot of factors that go back years that are complicated in terms of land and water rights. but i think the thing is there's this big disconnect which i found on the ground that this place is prone to wildfire. everyone know there's a wildfire, it happens every year, and yet officials just don't think of wildfires. they're dialled in for hurricane response, yet they did not deploy their hurricane sirens to warn residents about this incoming danger. they're under immense scrutiny for that. and the grassland is a big problem. there's a lot of issues with plantation lands shutting down, developers whose responsible for managing these lands taking water away from native hawaiians and diverting it toward the resorts. the fire hydrants ran out of water. that is not the first time this has happened. there's been multiple -- or pleas for accounts for past fires, and it's unclear whether any investigations had been dug into the causes of those fires, so the residents feel like they were really setup for this to happen. >> you were just -- you just i think got back from hawaii. >> yeah, i don't know what time zone i'm in right now, but i did just get back. >> what can you tell us about the response as it stands right now because the stories we're hearing are that locals are not getting what they need. we know president biden is going to be visiting i think next week on monday, but what about the disaster response? has it been in any way adequate? we're hearing about people crowd funding to get supplies and -- >> again, going back to the fact these people, specifically natives this is not their first rodeo, so they have this disaster response infrastructure setup that just came online in really impressive speed. they're called pods. they have distribution centers setup and talking on walkie-talkies because power and comms has been an issue. they were wondering 72 hours after this fire, it's one of the biggest ports in the world, why there weren't supplies coming in, why it took so long to get federal and state resources. it's definitely more bustling now than it was a week ago, but people are still struggling for information. >> well, thank you so much for the reporting you've been doing from there. it has been essential and again so illuminating. thanks for your time tonight. we appreciate it. all right, that is our show for this evening. 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