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BURNETT: “You know, also, Poppy, some things stands out in their mundane necessity. You are talking about tunnels. We know these tunnels have ventilation. We know that they've been known to have air-conditioning. This has all been reports that we have heard from the Israelis over the years. But the fact that she is saying she was held underground for more than two weeks, that there was shampoo, there was antibiotics, there was a guard per hostage in the experience she had, that there were medics and paramedics. And, obviously, she is elderly. The other woman who was released also elderly and had medical needs, and they had the medicine needed, and if not something similar to replace it, it is pretty stunning, because you've got to contrast that with what's happening above the ground, right, where there isn't water, never mind shampoo, OK. They don't have water. They're using toilet water. There is no morphine for any kind of amputations, antibiotics, no, right. But Hamas had stockpiled all of that and has all of that underground, and that's what we are learning from her.”