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hour. gillian: i'm guillain turner ane expecting major engineering challenges and digging through some of the debris now. madeleine rivera out on the water with the latest for us. hi. reporter: hey, good afternoon, gillian. i was told by a member of unified command that no work has begun to lift the debris from the water. you'll see it right behind me over there. i am told that they're finishing up their plan of action here. the primary challenge for crews here is trying to figure out how to break up the bridge on the dolly into smaller pieces that weighs between 3-4,000 tons and the cranes heading to the area can only lift between 150-1,000 tons so that span of the bridge has to be broken up

and once that is done, the work can begin to lift that off the bridge and start clearing off this channel. moments ago though, we saw another crane arrive to the site and crews here are planning to scale up the response over the next five days to seven cranes, ten tugs, nine bathrooms and the hope is to get enough -- nine barges and hope is to get enough debris clear so maryland police divers can go back into the water to look for the four missing people presumably dead. the hope is to bring closure for the families then of course there's the work as well to open up this channel to allow vessels to come back and forth. here's maryland governor wes moore. >> we're talking about a port responsible for upwards of $191 million of economic cassioppiivity and port of baltimore employing over 8,000 workers directly. then 10,000 more indirectly. so this is -- this has a significant impact on the american economy. reporter: the ntsb has been on

board the vessel and spoken to the pilot and there was a data out age minutes before hitting and investigation could take one to two years to complete and there's that upcoming news conference and hoping to hear more details about the upcoming investigation then. gillian. gillian: thank you for that. griff. griff: gillian, let's dig in on the bridge collapse and capitalist pig hedge fund manager and fox news contributor jonathan hoenig for being here. nobody better to help understand this and we keep hearing governor wes m moore and watchig and he'll likely take to the microphone and we'll bring it to you. this impacts baltimore and 8,000 jobs directly tied to it and $2 million of wage as day being lost but he keeps talking about how it affects the country nationally. how farmers in kentucky are

impacted. how car dealers in michigan are impacted. what do you make of the impact this is happening? >> yeah, griff, we're talking about ninth busiest port in the entire country. so, yes, this is a terrible human tragedy, but also unfolding economic tragedy. 4,000 truck as day go over this bridge, 12 million car as year. all that traffic, all those deliveries, all that business activity will now need to be rerouted no less than 30 miles. the port of baltimore again, it is one day's drive within a third of the country. it's the busiest port when it comes to cars, farm equipment, major port when it cops to sugar and coal. major operators like bmw, amazon, under armour, fedex have operations there and this comes, griff, at a time when every day american costs are going up as it is when it cops to inflation, costs will go up as a result of this terrible accident. griff: you pivoted me, jonathan, job well done. the other thing when i realized we had a opportunity to talk yo

you, i said let's talk about the new fox polls because i'm perplexed if you look at this and gill i n turner talked about this with the political panel. the age-old question, are you better off now or worse. here is what the fox news latest polling found. 52% are works off. so when i hear the white house talk about how strong the economy is but in the poll 52% say worse off. those two don't go together. explain that to me. >> look at inflation data itself. we got pce number out on friday, griff. that's federal reserve is one of their favorite indicators of inflation. it's still running hotter than the federal reserve would like or had expected. so every day americans are impacked most and inflation is not a wall street phenomena but main street and americans are paying some 28% more now for

groceries than just two years ago and gas is now up above $4 a goll lon in most f -- gallon in most of the country and all the talk in dc and washington and biden talking about inflation ebbing so many indicators on main street and wall street suggesting it's heating up once again. griff: the fox poll between biden and trump and the radio music hall with president obama and clinton were there and president obama was talking about how well, you know, when your paycheck gets stretched, you know, that's a reality and he understands that and people are obviously as you just eloquently pointed out getting hammered by inflation but there's a choice he says. well. our fox news poll found this, who do you trust to do a better job when it comes specifically to the economy? 15 point difference, trump up

56% to 41. do you think this is going to factor into november's election? >> well, the ironny, griff, is that the president who really did much to combat the 1970s era inflation was reagan, but it was actually a democrat, jimmy carter that dramatically cut spending towards the end of his term. he had to with interest rates at the time running north of 10%. you know, whether it's president trump, whether it's president biden, so many on wall street are alarmed at the size of the debt. not just between individuals but government itself near all time high and debt fuels the inflation. cheryl: congressman president can get the debt under control you'll see wall street and inflation data writ large respond accordingly. griff: listen, there's no doubt that, you know, the white house is going to have an uphill climb trying to convince americans that bidenomics is good for them and in our data americans aren't feeling the benefit.

is there a chance they're gambling that by november they're going to see it very differently and might not feel that pinch as much at the pump or grocery store? >> their trend is not our friend when it comes to inflation, griff. there's been a lot of happy talk and optimistic talk by janet yell and others. but every day americans are falling behind and working more and employment data is strong and working more on inflation-adjusted basis they're making less. despite effects of encouraging numbers s many americans are feeling that pinch of inflation in their quality of life is suffering as a result. griff: back to where we began and that's baltimore. sort of a more general question because when we have the conversation about the election and economy nationally and go like i did this week and cover this tragic accident in baltimore, you realize in spenting all my time with people

that live within that bridge bay community, 8,000 jobs are tied to it but another additional 10-15,000 more that are somehow tied to it and you've got, i would go to restaurants, i would go to stores and people want to talk about it. they've seen our coverage and they said, listen, my uncle is not working now. we don't know what we're going to do. the state legislature is now trying to scramble. seems that ultimately the old political addage is grab the pocketbook and hearts and minds follow and i'm learning taxpayers macro impact rather than micro-impact. >> actually with respect, griff, those numbers might be low. even pete buttigieg himself estimate that had 140,000 jobs could be directly impacted by this. reminds me very much of what the famous economist bastiet talked about what's seen and unseen. at a time when so many americans in that area are struggling and recent data showing we're paying

about 11,000 extra for the same basket of goods and services that we were just two and a half years ago and many americans are struggling ands additional cost and travel costs and the additional expense is going to weigh especially on americans in this part of the country. no question because of this terrible bridge collapse. griff: great insight as always. jonathan hoenig. have a great weekend. >> thanks, griff. be well. gillian: president biden staying at camp david for the remainder of the easter weekend. this is despite criticism from the week's event with former presidents obama and clinton, lucas tomlinson joining us from 1600 pennsylvania avenue with a look at the fallout. >> that's right. biden campaign sees a path to victory through fundraising and using cash to flood the air waves with ads to drone out the procespedesers that seem to be following -- processers that follow the president everywhere. >> shame on you, joe biden! sham on you!

shame on you! reporter: the latest fundraising numbers are in and in february show ago sizable advantage for president biden 53 million to 20 ml. trump behind hillary clinton in the fundraising department in 2016, but that didn't stop him from winning. he lost four years ago and we're now set for our first presidential rematch since eisenhower and stevenson in 1956. biden perhaps hoping the appearance on stage in new york at that fundraiser with former presidents barack obama and bill clinton reminder of better times in u.s. history. his poll numbers offer a reality check and 30% approve of handling of immigration and majority of voters polled disapprove of handling of inflation and the economy and prices up about 20% since biden took office. didn't hear much about bidenomics at that event or in the white house recently and in new york, biden focused on something else. >> i think our democracy is at stake. not a joke. democracy is literally at stake. look, i wasn't going to run in 2020 because i just lost my son

beau a little earlier. till i watch whaed down in virga where the folks came out of the field carrying gnat seizure disorders flags. reporter: they hope to raise more than $26 million and palm beach is a good place to do that, jillian. >> thank you, griff: officials warn short term spending deals are hamstringing certain military operations and the request comes as china bolsters its sea fleet and ramping up aggression in the south china sea. here's national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> for the second time this month, chinese warships encircled a philippine supply boat using water cannons to blast the vessel in the south china sea.

the out going head of the u.s. military in the pacific warned congress, china's military is getting more aggressive. >> things are trending in the wrong direction. they are continuing to develop their military machine despite an economy that has significant problems. their actions are becoming much more belligerent. >> tensions rising and they've presented congress with a $2.2 billion wish list and 13 items they say are needed due to congress' repeated delays. continuing resolutions to defense funding bills since october and to the house republicans blocking the sublemore cal bill to fund ukraine, taiwan, and israel's defense needs. >> so he thinksly operating under cr is like operating with one armed tied behind your back. you're not able to do it effectively. >> the wish list includes $92.9 million to buy more missiles for the navy's depleted fifth fleet, which has faced more than 100 houthi attacks

since october. >> if the is supplementals is resupplied and replaces the weapons fired in the red sea. >> the navy wants $50 million to buy four long range submarine launched torr paid owes designed to sink deep diving nuclear submarines and nuclear air carriers. the navy wants $303 million for the military base and something republican lawmakers put into the stalled ukraine funding deal. jennifer griffin, fox news. gillian: thank you, jennifer. israel will return to the table for ceasefire talks for hamas and another major push to try and pause the war in gaza at least temporarily in exchange of release for ziti really hostages and hamas suggesting that fazed release of remaining 100 hostages in captivity in return asking idf to withdraw from gaza

and release hundreds of palestinians and they've called these proposed conditions delusional. bring in middle east program and chair and former ambassador to iraq, turkey and envoy to the global coalition to defeat isis, james jeffrey. sir, two days ago the president held a star studded fundraiser at radio city music hall in new york and raisedded all kinds of money, $26 plus million. he faced dissent inside and out of the venue from pro palestinian protesters that disagree with his support for israel. it seems that more and more this is the singular foreign policy issue the president cannot get away from. there's no winning -- there's no winning position for him to hold when it comes to the war that's unfolding in gaza.

>> gillian, first, thanks for having me on. second, you're right. this is tough domestically for president biden. president biden and most of our leaders republican and democrat know that share shared values with a common security interest in deterring iran and other islamic extremists from a region critically important. they're going to work through this as they've seen they had a major dust up last week oaf u.s. not voting against a un vote and prime minister netanyahu canceling important visit for the next stage of the war, but that visit is back on. both sides now owe can't deal with the overall situation without dealing with the issue on the border of israel and rafah. gillian: the administration is pressuring netanyahu to abstain from some kind of a official

ground incursion from gaza. do you see a way to eric ra eradicate hamas without going into rafah? >> no, but i was managing the political side of the fight against islamic state in iraq and syria in 2019 and 2020. we used tactics varicose veins similar to those israel used a smashing cities such as mosul and iraq and massive syrian and infantry attacks and bombardment and artillery barrages. there's no other way to do it. be more careful than israeli haves been, but that comes at the coast of time and additional israeli losses. they'll work something out i believe between them but again, with or without american support, israel will go away sooner or later.

gillian: do you believe that israel is held to higher standards by the international community by the way they're allowed to behave in self-defense during times of war? >> of course. that's the short answer but long answer is a whole college seminar on how the international community treats israel in a uniquely bad fashion. absolutely. the israelis again, the war crime is not just october 7 by hamas. it's hamas boroughing down in a civilian area. that's a war crime. the un's highest court didn't say israel is conducting war crimes like it did in the southh china sea and said be more careful with civilians and that's true. israel has been negligent there frankly. gillian: the fact that a regime like communist china and the communist regime in china or

olekowskoligarchy in russia hase kind of vote in determining -- oligarchy in russia has a say in how other countries deal with themselves. that's laughable, isn't it? >> it is but the un is a strange beast. gillian: put like a diplomat. >> i'm being careful here. it's not like the epicenter of here in washington. it's used by us and others cynically to advance diplomatic and negotiating positions, but nobody takes their own or anybody else's vote seriously. most countries who are voting against israel, trust me, behind the scenes they want hamas taken down because they're own security in europe and middle east depend upon iran and its proxies, hamas, houthis and hezbollah being pushed back. gillian: these protesters and pro palestinian voices that we just showed a moment ago are

very loud in this country. they're becoming increasingly mountain malevolent, but the reality according to fox news latest polling anyway is that the reality remains as it has long been that most americans side with israelis in the conflict. 59% of people polled in february support israel versus 28% supporting the palestinians. it's actually growing year on year for the most part. kind of shows up a little bit in the very loud voices we're hearing. >> look, i'm old enough like most of your viewers to remember vietnam and loud protesters then despite that pro finish the vietnam war forces nixon in special teams' 68 and '72 won by 49 out of 50 states and the american people never gave up on

find ago solution to vietnam. in the end however, we did pull the plug and you saw the horrific slaughter of boat people in cambodia. they think they're helping the palestinians in gaza. what would happen if ziti rale just pulled out -- israel just pulled out? 2.4 million people and hamas ready to attack israel again and a whole repetition of this. we need to move through the hamas presence, knock it out and then try to build a better gaza. gillian: very well said. mr. ambassador, thank you for joining us the day before easter. love talking to you. >> thank you, happy easter, everybody. gillian: griff. griff: gillian, waiting for the pressoconference out of baltimore with governor wes moore. we'll bring it to you as soon ag we get it.on we'll be right a back. $3 footlong pretzel and a five dollar footlong cookie. every epic footlong

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griff: let's go live to baltimore where governor wes moore is speak. >> more barging and boats to help the recovery. as of yesterday, 377 people were actively engaged in response operations in support of unified command. we'll continue to marshal people and resources to ensure that we have everything that we need to do this work as safely, as

efficiently, and as effectively as possible. now, i've said this before and i'll say it again and continue to say this. this is not just about maryland. this is about our nation's economy. the port handles more cars and more farm equipment, more than any other port inside this country, and at least 8,000 workers on the docks have jobs that have been directly affected by this collapse. our economy depends on the port of baltimore and the port of baltimore depends on vessel traffic. maryland's any and maryland workers are lie us onto move quickly and not just maryland being impacted. i'm also talking about the farmer in kentucky. i'm also talking about the auto worker in ohio. talking about the restaurant

owner in tennessee. this is impacting all of us. and the nation's economy and the nation's workers are relying on us to move quickly and move together. third, taking care of our people, i said it already, mission first, people always. last night the small business administration accepted our request to approve a disaster declaration and that declaration is now in effect. i want to thank the biden harris administration for accepting our request within a matter of hours, and i want to personally thank president biden for his constant support. because of this declaration, small businesses affected by the disaster can apply for disaster loan assistance from the federal government, and these are low interest loans up to $2 million. they're going to help us ensure

our small businesses get the cash they need to pay their bills and to keep people employed. the applications should be submitted online at lending.sba.gov by december 30th, 2024. i'm going to say one more time so for those who missed it can hear it again. applications should be submitted online at lending.sba.gov and they should be in by december 30th of 2024. this declaration will also empower the state of maryland to apply for new federal funding to pay for services and training for impacted workers and wage recovery. i've been briefed by the maryland department of labor. they've assured me they're working around the clock to get that application submitted asap. the small business administration will also be established a business resource center on monday. we will get that location

information to you as soon as we know more. fourth, our rebuilding. i've said it yesterday, we cannot rebuild the bridge until we have cleared the wreckage. but we are going to get this done. we will clear the wreckage, we will move the dolly, and we will rebuild the francis scott key bridge. we are going to do that because we are maryland tough and we are baltimore strong and you can bet on that. in this moment, i'm going to hand it off to senator chris van holland and also in order we're joined by and received briefings by leaders from the u.s. coast guard, the maryland state police, the maryland department of transportation, and we're also here with baltimore city mayor brandon scott and anne

arundel county executives and ed leaders. griff: we've been listening to maryland governor wes moore there saying mission first and people always as they deal with the fallout of that bridge collapse. he was laying out the priorities there first and foremost to clear that channel and open up that port affecting at least 8,000 port workers directly with $2,000 a day in lost wa wages ad removal of the ship and recovery of the four presumed dead bodies still in the river. we'll bring you more as we get it. and gillian. gillian: thank you, griff. the funeral of 31-year-old slain jonathan diller was wrapped and you happen he was shot monday during the line of duty in what should have been a routine traffic stop. officer diller was killed a mile from his own home and leaves behind a wife and 1-year-old

son. let's bring in cb cotton live on the ground in massapequia where the funeral is held. reporter: hi, gillian, a somber day and funeral service just wrapped and heard from new york city mayor eric adams and police commissioner and the widow and diller was posthumously promoted to officer first grade and funeral procession to the cemetery is about to get underway. officers and community members will line the streets all the way to the cemetery in order to show solidarity for the fallen hero. massapequia pea qataris the 31-s you said, gillian, was shot during a traffic stop in queens when he and his partner approached a vehicle for being illegally parked at a bus stop.

diller was rushed to the hospital but could not be saved. the nypd says even after he was shot, he managed in an act of hehher heroism to get the gun am him and protect his partner. diller's brother-in-law said the officer died carrying out his purpose. >> he was born to be a cop, he was born to be a hero. he died being a hero. he died doing what he loved. reporter: the two suspect haves a combined three dozen prior arrests and yet were still out on the streets and both were charged in this case, and are being held without bail. there's been several dignitaries invited throughout this week to pay respects and officer diller to visit with his family and his wife, stephanie, has been very keen on talking about how she doesn't want her husband's death to be in vain, and i want to mention something that she said

earlier that really struck me. she said "how many more police officers and their families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them". that was a moment where you could hear everyone gathered outside they stood quiet, they listened. i heard people crying. that's really an inflection point that that remark from her here today, the ultimate sacrifice this young officer made. only 31 years old, now his wife and his son trying to carry on his legacy, hoping that this tragedy will prompt someone to do something. gillian, back to you. gillian: cb cotton live in massapequia on the funeral as it un-fuel. griff: moving migrants out of temporary shelters in chicago today. where they're being moved to has chicago residents up in arms. that's next. ♪ you've been waiting for.

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system of articulation gillian: welcome back. news of a knew migrant caravan bound for the united states from mexico and it's not clear where they'll go and how long it'll take them to reach the final destination. fox news senior correspondent casey stege l is on the ground -- casey stegle is on the ground with r m. reporter: hey, gillian, the caravan is deep in southern mexico and not terribly far from the border from guatemala and heading to mexico city and then their ultimate destination is the united states of america. video of the group shows about 2,000 people sources say that

they will not all head to the same spot. rather the group will be broken up into smaller groups by the carcartels and then sent strategically to different locations. consider ton text, this is how -- for context, this is how far away they are, they're in the southern state of chiapas. about 18 hours by car to reach mccal lum and further to reach eagle pass and el paso. >> this administration hasn't done a single thing to slow the flow. just mean withs this caravan getting to the border, they'll send more resources to the border and process quicker and release quicker because if there's no overcrowding, they can keep saying the border is secure. reporter: meantime new texas dps video from web is county shows a high speed pursuit earlier this week and watch this video closely, the driver stops, bails out, jumps over the center concrete median. two migrants followed.

troopers say total they found five myograns inside and two of which were hidden in the trunk and all mexican nationals and the smuggler, the driver of the vehicle did successfully get away and evaded law enforcement at least for now. gillian. gillian: casey stegall in el paso for us this morning. thank you. griff. >> are you expecting to see migrants camping out all over the city? >> that's the concern. we knew when you go around the city, folks are asking for change and kids selling water bottles and candy and grow exponentially and couple thousand people on the street and that's a larger problem. griff: shy chicago mayor brandon johnson myograns being move today from shelters and the migrants moved to various homeless facilities that are already struggling with strained resources. for more on this. bring in chicago resident cassia

jones. cassia, thank you for taking time. explain, you're there on the ground in this area, gauge park. what's it like? >> the past months, there's no safety and we have cars parked on the side of the street selling food without permit and no license and smoking weed 24/7 a day and drinking in broad date and seriously, no control whatsoever. there's no cops, there's no nobody to help us. we call them, they come and they go. i'm not trying to be anti-immigrants but i'm anti-right now is the government that bring all that danger to us. we don't have any support. mayor johnson and alderman vasquez is supporting the situation right now bringing all this to our homes and we don't have nobody to call for help.

even last meeting with the major inductee, she tried to compare them with the ukraines that come to the united states as a refugees. but right now what's happening is just people taking advantage of the benefits because it's being given everything for free like it's poor kids. you can have anything but don't have to do nothing back. griff: cassia, you came legally to this country from brazil. how do you feel about the families, the women with the children, given free housing else r. they're getting free things. >> yes, i do feel like a slap in the face. a slap in the face as me as a legal immigrant as u.s. citizens blacks and whites living here forever don't get the same benefits and they're legal that come before them. how about them? they work here and they have --

they pay taxes and don't have social security, not allowed to go back home but doing the economic here to go forward. those people coming now, they're not offering nothing. they're offering -- not all of them but majority is danger to all of us. chicago is going downhill. day-by-day because biden is doing nothing. griff: cassia, i've spent a lot of time on the border talking with myograns and you understanu understand perhaps better than others, why it is that myograns are seeing the -- area an the world and people are insent vising them to make the illegal -- incentivizing them to make the illegal trek. what's your reaction? >> it's disrespect. disrespect for the u.s. citizens and disrespect to anybody that lives here and sees what's going on.

we pay high taxes for everything, and now they just open boarders and let them get whatever they want and call the damage they're causing to the states. it's not fair. it's not fair to all of us that we go to a lot of things to come here to the united states, you know. we pay to get our visas, passports, we have to prove we have housing. we have a job otherwise we're not allowed to come in. now they just open and say hey, you guys are allowed to come. and they're coming because of this for free. unit treating them like -- united states treating them like spoiled kids, come here and you can have whatever you want. griff: are you surprised to see the crisis on the border? >> i am. i'm very surprised because i think people back in the day they came to work and and make a

living and support their families. now they're coming for the benefits. you want a house, you want a cell phone, you want money? come and get it. at this point, you guys are allowed in the country going downhill. that's all. griff: come and get it. cassia jones, thank you for your time. we have to leave it there but your insight is so valuable. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. griff: gillian. gillian: the pope is set to deliver his big easter message despite skipping a good friday we have the details coming up next. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) ♪ behr behr behr behrrr behr behr behr ♪ ♪ behrrr behr behr behr behr ♪ ♪ behr behr behr behr behrrrrr ♪ whether you're doing it yourself or hiring a pro, ♪ behr behr behr behrrrrr ♪ today let's paint. ♪ behr behr behr behrrrr ♪ no, no. exclusively at the home depot.

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it reporter: the vatican confirming he'll be in attendance but most believe appearance is coming down to the wire. health concerns are growing after last night and pope francis was expected to preside over the way of the cross procession at way of the cross and the vatican announced he'd be following the event from home just before the start. his chair was in place on the platform outside the coliseum and after the announcement that chair was quickly removed. pope francis also skipped the event last year in 2023 because he was recovering from bronchitis. >> i think of course it causes concerns for the people decisions he makes and the people are involved and just how blessed we are to be here and have experienced these events. reporter: the 87-year-old who had part of one lung removed as a young man has been battling

what he and the vatican described ace as case of the fl, bronchitis or cold all winter long and in 2021 he had a chunk of large intestine removed and hospitalized twice last year and has been using a wheelchair and kaine for over a year because of bad kneelingments and the east -- knee ligaments and the easter vigil set to begin around 2:30 eastern. gillian: thank you, stephanie. griff: a viral country music star set to release his debut album this holiday weekend. that's next. to duckduckgo on all your devie

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griff: oliver anthony, the country music star who went viral last year with his hit richmen north of richmond will release the debut album tomorrow on easter sunday titled himmal of a troubled -- hymnal of a troubled man's mind. i can't wait to hear it. this guy is so cool, gillian. it's unbelievable. gillian: pretty awesome. did you hear beyonce is putting out a new album? griff: texas hold em.

gillian: griff jenkins liking miley cyrus definitely and beyonce but especially miley cyrus was not on my bingo card. tweet at us and let us know what you think. that was a surprise to me. i have not heard any of the songs. i got to take a listen. i'll listen after the show and we'll get back to you with what we think about it if anyone cares what i think about beyonce's album. griff: give me the dolphins, will ya? you see this? these are monterey dolphins showing off. these guys clearly want to be in cirque du soleil. how cool is that? like a conservation whale watching group that went out and they filmed this. this guy just keeps flipping.

yep, back flip. another one. give me another one. gillian: nothing better than gillian: nothing better than animals in the wildlife. grigillian: thanks for having m. griff: fox news continues next. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement.

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