Rep. Ilhan Omar dodged and began attacking President Donald Trump when asked by CNN about claims that Tuesday’s apple cider vinegar attack on her was staged.
Omar was spritzed with apple cider vinegar in a syringe by Anthony J. Kazmierczak, 55, during a town hall event on Tuesday.
Kazmierczak has been charged with forcibly assaulting, opposing, impeding, and intimidating an officer and employee of the United States.
After the incident, Trump floated the idea that the congresswoman may have staged the entire thing.
“No. I don’t think about her. I think she’s a fraud. I really don’t think about that. She probably had herself sprayed, knowing her,” the president told ABC News when asked if he had seen the video of the incident.
Trump continued, “I haven’t seen it. No, no. I hope I don’t have to bother.”
During an appearance on The Source with Kaitlan Collins on Wednesday night, Collins asked Omar about Trump’s response.
Collins began, “I mentioned the President’s response, where he told ABC News after, just a few hours after this happened, She probably had herself sprayed, knowing her.”
“Before you respond. I do want to remind everyone that when President Trump was nearly assassinated, you responded and said, We must condemn acts of violence and pray for the victims. May calmness and decency prevail. And you said, it was sad to hear the tragedy that had occurred,” the pundit continued. “What went through your mind when you heard the President’s response last night?”
Omar responded, “Well, the difference between the President and I is that I was raised to be a decent human being, and my faith teaches me to have compassion, and he lacks both of those things.”
“This is a president who presides over an administration that, when they assassinated Renee Good, told us that she was a domestic terrorist that was trying to kill the federal agents. When they assassinated Alex Pretti, they told us that he was a domestic terrorist who brandished a weapon,” Omar continued. “None of those things are true, and they are known to be liars. They have constantly told us not to believe in our eyes. Fortunately, both of those assassinations were caught on camera, and so was what happened to me last night, caught on camera.”
Collins asked Omar directly about the claim that it was staged.
Instead of responding to whether it was or wasn’t, Omar dodged and continued her attacks on Trump.
“Well, I mean, this is also somebody who was talking about me in his town hall, in Iowa, and then seems to exhibit some sort of dementia when he says he doesn’t think about me. Maybe it is time for us to — for the 25th Amendment to be invoked, because he certainly cannot remember what he has said and has done, an hour ago,” Omar said.
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‘Beholden to no one’, the Kid has the liberty to speak the truth.
Conservative Firebrand Kid Rock returned to Capitol Hill yesterday (28).
He testified before Congress on the skyrocketing costs of concert and event ticketing.
Kid Rock shared with congressmen and women his thoughts on ‘how to combat the corporations and scammers driving up ticket costs’ – a situation that drives fans away and hurts the artists.
“Wednesday’s subcommittee hearing, led by U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tennessee), examines the live performance industry and ticket sale practices, the fees charged by primary and secondary sellers, and the prevalence of automated bots that rapidly buy up tickets.
Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert Ritchie, opened his testimony by telling lawmakers that he has been packing arenas for 25 years and that, more importantly, he is a capitalist and a lone wolf.
“‘I’m in a unique position to testify, because unlike most of my peers, I am beholden to no one, no record companies, no managers, no corporate endorsements or deals’, Ritchie told the committee. ‘To put it plainly, I ain’t scared, like many artists, managers and agents are, for fear of biting the hand that feeds them’.”
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Kid Rock has called for new legislation to tackle rising concert ticket prices as he prepares to testify before US lawmakers.
The musician says fans are being priced out of live music and wants tougher rules to rein in fees and resellers. pic.twitter.com/A4ChBBJXiL
The merging of Live Nation and Ticketmaster did not benefit either artists or fans, he said.
“’The economic foundation that supported artists in the past is crumbling. Piracy is threatening their livelihood. Secondary ticketing is driving up prices for the fans with absolutely no benefit to the artist’, he added. ‘Needless to say, that experiment [merger of Live Nation and Ticketmaster] has failed miserably. Independent venues have been crushed. Artists have lost leverage. Fans are paying more than ever and getting blamed for it’.”
Watch: complete 2-hour Kid Rock testimony before congress.
WATCH LIVE: Kid Rock testifies at Senate hearing on unfair concert ticket prices https://t.co/Z72zjabzZV
But as 2026 kicks is, Merz is forced to pay some attention to his own country, since many regional elections will be held this year.
So, his priority is counter the surging poll numbers of the rightwing Alternative for Germany (AfD), especially in the eastern German region where it is strongest.
“The effort comes in a crowded year of elections — a Superwahljahr, or ‘super election year’, as Germans are calling it — that includes five state races and numerous local contests seen as key tests of the national mood, particularly as the AfD overtakes Merz’s governing conservatives in many polls.
Two of the state elections are taking place in eastern German states where the AfD is far ahead in polls and aiming to win significant governing power for the first since the party’s founding nearly 13 years ago.”
AfD’s victories would mean a humiliation for Merz.
At rural Saxony-Anhalt the party shows nearly 40 percent support.
“For Merz, clear AfD victories in Saxony-Anhalt and beyond during his tenure would represent a major embarrassment. Before being elected chancellor nearly a year ago, the conservative leader largely staked his candidacy on a vow to stop the rise of the AfD. In an effort to do so — and win back voters who have defected to the AfD — Merz shifted his Christian Democratic Union (CDU) sharply to the right on migration. Historic far-right successes under his watch will be seen as proof that this strategy is failing.”
At rural Saxony-Anhalt the party shows nearly 40 percent support.
“For Merz, clear AfD victories in Saxony-Anhalt and beyond during his tenure would represent a major embarrassment. Before being elected chancellor nearly a year ago, the conservative leader largely staked his candidacy on a vow to stop the rise of the AfD. In an effort to do so — and win back voters who have defected to the AfD — Merz shifted his Christian Democratic Union (CDU) sharply to the right on migration. Historic far-right successes under his watch will be seen as proof that this strategy is failing.”
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has admitted to reassigning buses featuring advertisements for First Lady Melania Trump’s documentary, “Melania,” due to widespread vandalism targeting the promotional
According to LA Metro officials, the decision was made after “significant vandalism” was observed on movie posters at bus stops across the city.
“The buses remain in regular service. Our buses have unfortunately been subject to vandalism over the last couple of years,” a spokesperson for the LA Metro told the California Post.
The buses remain in service but have been rerouted away from high-traffic areas where the ads were most likely to be defaced.
“So, after seeing significant vandalism at city bus stops on advertising for the Melania movie, Metro proactively reassigned some the buses containing that advertising to other geographic areas to minimize potential vandalism.”
The agency did not say which neighbors the buses were pulled from, or where they were moved to.
The vandalism, which began shortly after the posters went up, included crude graffiti and expletives aimed directly at the First Lady.
Images circulating on X show posters defaced with messages like “My husband f–ks kids,” and comparisons to Eva Braun.
— War Witch will hold this territory (@HRHTish) January 27, 2026
Los Angeles County GOP Chair Roxanne Hoge has accused LA Metro of deliberately hiding the buses in a parking lot to sabotage the film’s opening weekend.
Hoge posted photos of the buses in a parking lot an wrote on X, “I’m hearing it’s because someone doesn’t want Melania, The Movie, to have a good opening weekend.”
Instead of delivering the service that the producers paid for, @metrolosangeles is *hiding* the Melania buses in each division.
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Having graduated from a military university, I can say that the Minnesota protests are following a “color revolution” playbook rather than representing organic civil unrest. The term refers to non-violent or semi-violent uprisings often backed by external actors to overthrow governments, as seen in Ukraine or Georgia.
One odd twist is that usually a color revolution is kicked off by a significant government scandal, which is the last straw for the people who then revolt against the government. But in Minnesota, the scandal is that the Minnesota government is accused of being complicit in billions of stolen taxpayer dollars, and the revolution is against the federal government, which wants to investigate the fraud.
The rioters are extremely useful in helping a handful of guilty people maintain power and get rich. Two of them have given their lives for this cause now, and many have been injured, but somehow they still believe that ICE deportations are so important to them that they have to continue to riot.
Another aspect of a color revolution is the propaganda, generally emanating from outside of the country where the unrest is taking place. In this case, anti-ICE and anti-Trump social media, along with mainstream media, have convinced much of the population that the federal government is wrong for wanting to enforce immigration law and to investigate fraud.
Whether by design, collusion, or some explainable feedback loop, mainstream media is amplifying the same messages and wording as anti-ICE and anti-Trump social media. They are also intentionally distorting media stories, putting out a bad narrative, which is then picked up by social media, fueling the protests. Media told us a five-year-old boy was kidnapped by ICE and used as bait; they said Renee Good and Nurse Pretti were minding their own business when ICE attacked them.
The media told us that Abrigo Garcia was a Maryland man; they claimed that ICE broke into a man’s house and dragged him out in his underwear; and they have even claimed that citizens have been deported. Each of these narratives and the associated stories was either a gross distortion of the facts or, in some cases, an outright lie. The outrage these false stories spurred has already contributed to this ongoing chaos and violence as well as two deaths.
The typical pattern begins by provoking chaos, deploying legal observers as shields, and laundering radical activism through nonprofit organizations. The term “legal observer” has suddenly entered the vocabulary of the Minnesota protests, with Renee Good and Nurse Pretti being referred to as legal observers, a label that ignores the fact that they were actively interfering with ICE operations. While liberals claim that these and other activists were merely exercising First Amendment rights and the right to film, it is clear from the videos that in both instances the so-called legal observers were participants, not observers.
Zero Hedge referenced alleged involvement by CCP-linked billionaire Neville Roy Singham’s NGO network in funding anti-ICE protests nationwide. George Soros linked organziatonas have also provided funding. So, the international connection is there.
Consistent with other aspects of a color revolution, the protests were organized by labor unions including National Nurses United, SEIU Local 26, AFSCME Council 5, and the AFL-CIO, along with community organizations and faith leaders.
Leaked Signal chats revealed organized efforts to track ICE agents through “ICE Watch” coordination, with accusations of systematic organization behind riots now under FBI investigation. And while the leaked evidence is helpful, many of the anti-ICE organizations have websites in which they provide details about the types of training they provide and how anti-ICE groups can organize at the community level.
Anti-ICE training handbooks and manuals have also been published and are readily available online. In connection with the Minnesota unrest, the most prominently mentioned one matching this description is the “De-Arrest Primer,” also referred to as a “de-arresting manual” or “de-arrest primer manual.” It was published in spring 2024, according to the front cover noted in reports, and was shared and reposted by MN ICE Watch, the network Renee Good was part of.
Additionally, groups such as COPAL MN (Comunidades Organizando El Poder y la Acción Latina), the Immigrant Defense Network (IDN), and related organizations have conducted trainings for “constitutional observers” or “ICE watchers.”
The Handbook for Constitutional Observers, published by COPAL and the Immigrant Defense Network, has been used in trainings across Minnesota, including a session in Mankato in January 2026. It focuses on safe observation, documenting ICE actions, constitutional rights, whistle use for alerts, and reporting sightings. While it emphasizes non-interference, it also includes rapid response activation.
A Constitutional Observer Booklet has also been provided during IDN and STAC (States at the Core) trainings and is available online through their websites. It covers monitoring raids, the use of vests and whistles, and community alert systems, including “La Migra” warnings.
Designing, writing, and producing these books is expensive. Running free training programs is also costly, which brings us back to the central question: who is funding these programs, and who is behind the funding for the entire “almost–color revolution”?
Anti-ICE training programs are generally held in public or semi-public spaces. Some of these venues are obtained for free, while others, such as hotel conference rooms and ballrooms, are expensive.
Schools and universities are common locations. Student unions and campus chapels are frequently used. Organizations such as Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) or local “immigrant rights” clubs often host these events on campus to take advantage of university-funded room rentals.
Libraries and community centers are also used. These spaces provide a “neutral” ground that is difficult for ICE to enter without significant political blowback.
Private and institutional spaces are also common. Churches are frequently used, as many anti-ICE movements operate under the “sanctuary” umbrella. Churches, including locations such as Cities Church or Lutheran Social Services hubs in Minnesota, often host trainings because they are considered “sensitive locations” under DHS policy, making agents hesitant to enter.
Union halls are another venue. Teacher unions, such as the Oregon Education Association or New York City’s United Federation of Teachers, frequently host trainings for their members and the public to “de-escalate” ICE encounters.
Hotels are used for large-scale summits or mobilization weekends. These events are often held in mid-range hotels, such as Hilton or Marriott properties, in major cities. They are usually closed-door events paid for by national NGOs. While the training is “free” to participants, the cost of the venue, trainer salaries, and printed materials is substantial.
The funding typically follows a three-tier model.
Tier 1: The megafoundations.
The largest source of capital comes from multi-billion-dollar philanthropic organizations. These groups generally do not fund protests directly. Instead, they fund civil-rights advocacy or legal-defense grants. Examples include the Tides Foundation, which operates as a donor-advised fund allowing wealthy donors to remain anonymous while funneling money to radical causes; Open Society Foundations, historically a major funder of civil-society organizations conducting “know your rights” trainings; and the Ford and Kellogg Foundations, which provide general operating support to nonprofits running these programs.
Tier 2: National pass-through NGOs.
These organizations receive large grants and distribute them to local chapters. The National Lawyers Guild trains the legal observers referenced earlier and is funded through member dues as well as grants from the NLG Foundation for mass-defense programs. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center serves as a major hub for developing the curriculum used in anti-ICE trainings nationwide.
Tier 3: Local activist hubs.
In Minnesota, organizations such as Unidos MN and the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota act as local administrators. They receive a mix of state and local grants, bail-fund support, and crowdfunding. In sanctuary cities and states, taxpayer money is sometimes diverted into immigrant-defense funds that pay for these trainings. After the 2020 unrest, millions of dollars in small-donor contributions, often routed through platforms such as ActBlue, were redirected into rapid-response funds.
I am not a lawyer and have no formal legal training, but my instincts and basic logic tell me something is deeply wrong here. The use of public money to fund anti-government activity feels like it should violate a core principle of law. Likewise, when a state government finances training designed to help citizens resist federal authority, it begins to resemble something close to insurrection.
Compounding the issue, these activities are shielded by tax-exempt nonprofit status, allowing political interference to be laundered as education or legal aid. A children’s cancer charity and a group teaching “de-arresting” and “swarming” techniques to be used against ICE in order to protect illegal immigrants are treated the same under the tax code. This fits the definition of laundering activism through nonprofits.
Commentators including Joe Rogan and Erik Prince described the events as a coordinated effort to cause chaos rather than organic protests, suggesting potential foreign or communist influences. Right-leaning outlets pointed to figures like Maria Stephan, linked to the National Endowment for Democracy and regime-change strategies, as evidence of a playbook being used against the Trump administration. Some analysts argue that Governor Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison are the actual revolutionaries using street protests to justify breaking from federal oversight.
Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn, New York/Image” Public Domain
A man was arrested after repeatedly ramming the doors of the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, as thousands of people gathered in prayer during a holy celebration on Wednesday evening.
Authorities say the suspect is a 36-year-old man from Carteret, New Jersey, who is currently being treated as an emotionally disturbed person.
Officers were already patrolling the area and watched as the driver struck the building multiple times. After exiting the vehicle, the driver was quickly detained by police.
ABC7 in New York reported, “He’s yelling at the boys to move out of the way as they were standing in the driveway, and then he pulled his car in,” said Avrohom Pink, a witness.
“And the he starts ramming the building. Driving in, reversing, driving in, reversing, just driving in and out, must have done it like five times. Straight away the boys ran over to the police unit parked outside the main entrance of the building and ran, the police came, and pulled him out of the car and arrested him. He’s about 6 foot, long hair, he was just in his, he was wearing a shirt, but just underwear.”
Now, the incident is being investigated as a Hate Crime by the Department of Justice.
Although the man claimed to police on the scene that his car was having “mechanical issues,” Fox News reports multiple witnesses saw the man lurking outside before the incident, and they believe he is the same person seen at other locations in New Jersey.
BREAKING – The attack on the NYC Synagogue is now being investigated as a Hate Crime by the DOJ. pic.twitter.com/5YI5GpxykA
Yaacov Behrman, the Chabad’s spokesperson, spoke with The New York Post.
Behrman said he believes the crash was “intentional” with “biased motivation.”
“This is a very serious incident — it’s very frightening. We know how dangerous it is to be Jewish today worldwide. We’re concerned about what this person intended to do, and we’re waiting for assurances from the police department that the area is safe,” said Behrman.
Police maintain a strong presence outside the synagogue on Thursday morning.
The man who sprayed Ilhan Omar with apple cider vinegar was hit with a federal assault charge.
President Trump and others speculated that the so-called attack on Ilhan Omar was staged to distract from the probe into her mysterious jump in personal wealth.
A man, identified as 55-year-old Anthony Kazmierczak, charged at Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar during a town hall on Tuesday evening and sprayed her with the foul-smelling liquid.
“DHS Secretary Kristi Noem must resign or face impeachment,” Omar said on Tuesday evening to applause.
A few seconds later, Kazmierczak rushed up to the podium and sprayed Omar.
“We will continue! This f*cking a**hole is not going to get away with it!” Ilhan Omar shouted.
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Kazmierczak “forcibly assaulted, opposed, impeded, intimidated, and interfered with United States Representative Ilhan Omar,” the criminal complaint said.
The man who rushed at Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar and sprayed her with liquid Tuesday night during a town hall in Minneapolis faces a federal assault charge.
The 55-year-old, identified by police as Anthony Kazmierczak, was tackled to the ground and arrested. Omar was not injured.
Omar, a Democrat, was calling for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to be abolished and for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign.
Kazmierczak was sitting in the audience and ran up to her, spraying her with a substance and yelling, the complaint says. The liquid stained Omar’s clothes and may have reached her eye.
According to a field test, Kazmierczak sprayed Omar with a combination of apple cider vinegar and water. The liquid was sent to a state laboratory for further testing.
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New York City’s new social democrat mayor, Zohran Mamdani, promised his constituents a slate of freebies, including free buses, daycare, and state-run grocery stores, but budgetary and legal restrictions will prevent him from implementing his socialist utopia. Photo courtesy of Zohran Kwame Mamdani on Facebook.
Margaret Thatcher once characterized socialism by saying, “The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.” The experience of Zohran Mamdani’s quixotic attempt to transform New York City into a socialist paradise, an oxymoron, demonstrates that Thatcher’s observation requires an addition: you also need the permission of the people paying for it.
In layman’s terms, like a child asking his mother for ice cream money, Mamdani asked Governor Hochul for permission, and she said “no.”
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s campaign promises face structural barriers that make implementation impossible. Under New York State Constitution Article XVI, NYC mayors cannot raise taxes independently. Only the state legislature can authorize local tax increases, requiring approval from both chambers and Governor Kathy Hochul.
During a PIX11 interview in early January 2026, Hochul stated that increasing taxes on wealthy New Yorkers is “completely off the table.” She pointed out that 1.5% of New Yorkers pay one-third of the state’s entire budget. She refuses to risk driving them out with higher taxes.
Mamdani proposed a 2-percentage-point increase on NYC income tax for those earning over $1 million, raising the rate from 3.9% to 5.9%, plus increasing corporate tax rates from 7.25% to 11.5%. His campaign estimated this would generate $4 billion annually. Without this revenue, his agenda collapses.
Hochul’s January 2026 $260 billion state budget includes no income tax increases and extends the 7.25% corporate tax rate for three more years, rejecting Mamdani’s proposed increase. While State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins have expressed openness to tax increases, Hochul faces her own 2026 re-election campaign and a primary challenge from Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado.
Even if both legislative chambers pass tax increases, Hochul can veto the legislation. With her own election approaching, it is unlikely that she would take a radical decision that would alienate her wealthy donor base. Overriding a gubernatorial veto requires a two-thirds supermajority in both chambers, which Mamdani’s allies cannot achieve.
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine announced in mid-January 2026 that the city faces a $2.2 billion deficit for fiscal year 2026 and a $10.4 billion deficit for fiscal year 2027, totaling a cumulative gap of $12.6 billion. Levine blamed chronic underbudgeting by the Adams administration for rental assistance, overtime, shelter costs, public assistance, DOE due process cases, and MTA contributions, totaling $3.8 billion in unbudgeted expenses for FY2026 alone. He stated that the deficit was not caused by a bad economy but by budgeting decisions from the previous administration.
This is the first time since the Great Recession that the city faces a budget shortfall of this magnitude this late in the fiscal year. Mamdani’s first deputy mayor Dean Fuleihan stated the administration would only include new tax revenue if it were included in Hochul’s budget, which it was not.
With a severe revenue shortfall, Mamdani’s plans for free programs are unlikely to materialize. He has promised fare-free buses by eliminating the $2.90 fare on all MTA buses citywide, universal childcare, and state-funded “baby baskets” for every newborn containing formula, diapers, and postpartum supplies.
His platform also includes replacing police with free, civilian-led mental health response teams for all 911 mental health calls, creating publicly funded “at-cost” social housing for 200,000 households to remove profit from rent, and establishing city-run grocery stores that would sell food at cost in underserved neighborhoods. In addition, he has pledged expanded, year-round free access to youth clinics and recreational centers, along with universal free breakfast, lunch, and dinner for all K–12 students.
The MTA is a state agency controlled by the governor, not the mayor. Mamdani cannot unilaterally make buses free. Cost estimates for free buses vary: Mamdani’s campaign projected $700 million annually, MTA Chair Janno Lieber estimated closer to $1 billion annually, the Independent Budget Office calculated a minimum of $652 million, and full analysis including MTA Bus reached $1.38 billion in 2025 dollars. Lieber stated that any change must be studied extensively and expressed skepticism.
The MTA declared a 2023-2024 pilot program for free buses on five routes a failure because bus speeds did not improve, only 12% of riders were new to transit, only 11% of new riders switched from cars, and 45% of new riders would have walked or skipped the trip. When asked if free buses would appear in her State of the State address in January 2026, Hochul said “not at this time” and has not budgeted state funds for the program.
Instead of implementing free buses, the MTA announced plans to hire fare enforcement officers with handheld devices to combat the $900 million annual loss from fare evasion.
Mamdani promised free universal childcare for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years at an estimated cost of $6 billion annually. In her January 2026 State of the State address, Hochul announced she would fund the first two years of free pre-K for 2,000 2-year-olds annually in NYC. This allows her to take credit for the childcare initiative, control the scope and funding, avoid raising taxes to pay for it, and undercut Mamdani’s signature issue. Political observers note Hochul is using state money to deliver a scaled-down version of Mamdani’s promise while running for re-election in 2026, positioning herself to take credit without empowering Mamdani’s broader agenda.
NYC’s Rent Guidelines Board sets rates for rent-stabilized apartments. While the mayor appoints board members, implementing a complete rent freeze would likely require state legislative approval and face legal challenges from landlords. Housing experts warn that freezing rents without providing financial resources for small landlords will lead to apartments falling into disrepair and worsen the housing crisis. The Real Estate Board of New York has signaled opposition.
Implementing city-run grocery stores in all five boroughs requires City Council approval. Political analyst J.C. Polanco stated the odds of City Council support are minimal because council members have dozens of bodegas and supermarkets in their districts. These businesses are part of the fabric of the community, and city councilmembers would have to vote for government-run stores that compete with their constituents’ businesses.
Mamdani’s movement ended before it began. He legally cannot raise taxes because only the state can and Hochul refuses. He does not control the buses because the MTA does and they oppose free fares. He inherited a $12.6 billion deficit over two years. The City Council will resist city-owned grocery stores. Hochul is co-opting his agenda by implementing scaled-down versions on her terms without raising taxes. NYC mayors govern at the pleasure of Albany, and Albany said “no.”
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