how to match a column of a file 1 to text of another file 2 then if it matches print file 2

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File 1
Name,TaxID,Lineage,Count,Proportion_All(%),Proportion_Classified(%)
Acaryochloris marina,155978,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Synechococcales;Acaryochloridaceae;Acaryochloris,4,0.000218669,0.00120249
Anabaena cylindrica,1165,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Nostocales;Nostocaceae;Anabaena,9,0.000492005,0.00270561



File 2
Object_ID, Length, Assignment
NODE_1_length_501653_cov_19.284,501653,1727163
NODE_2_length_458856_cov_17.1812,458856,374606
NODE_3_length_369230_cov_19.3769,369230,1727163
NODE_4_length_342860_cov_16.7318,342860,83263
NODE_5_length_301494_cov_19.1256,301494,1727163
NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978
NODE_6499_length_5833_cov_4.85133,5833,NA
NODE_6500_length_5831_cov_23.1697,5831,553814
NODE_6501_length_5831_cov_22.403,5831,795665



Output
Object_ID, Length, Assignment
NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978



ALl values in second column of File 1 matches the text in the very last array of File 2, if found, print File 2.
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    File 1
    Name,TaxID,Lineage,Count,Proportion_All(%),Proportion_Classified(%)
    Acaryochloris marina,155978,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Synechococcales;Acaryochloridaceae;Acaryochloris,4,0.000218669,0.00120249
    Anabaena cylindrica,1165,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Nostocales;Nostocaceae;Anabaena,9,0.000492005,0.00270561



    File 2
    Object_ID, Length, Assignment
    NODE_1_length_501653_cov_19.284,501653,1727163
    NODE_2_length_458856_cov_17.1812,458856,374606
    NODE_3_length_369230_cov_19.3769,369230,1727163
    NODE_4_length_342860_cov_16.7318,342860,83263
    NODE_5_length_301494_cov_19.1256,301494,1727163
    NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978
    NODE_6499_length_5833_cov_4.85133,5833,NA
    NODE_6500_length_5831_cov_23.1697,5831,553814
    NODE_6501_length_5831_cov_22.403,5831,795665



    Output
    Object_ID, Length, Assignment
    NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978



    ALl values in second column of File 1 matches the text in the very last array of File 2, if found, print File 2.
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      File 1
      Name,TaxID,Lineage,Count,Proportion_All(%),Proportion_Classified(%)
      Acaryochloris marina,155978,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Synechococcales;Acaryochloridaceae;Acaryochloris,4,0.000218669,0.00120249
      Anabaena cylindrica,1165,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Nostocales;Nostocaceae;Anabaena,9,0.000492005,0.00270561



      File 2
      Object_ID, Length, Assignment
      NODE_1_length_501653_cov_19.284,501653,1727163
      NODE_2_length_458856_cov_17.1812,458856,374606
      NODE_3_length_369230_cov_19.3769,369230,1727163
      NODE_4_length_342860_cov_16.7318,342860,83263
      NODE_5_length_301494_cov_19.1256,301494,1727163
      NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978
      NODE_6499_length_5833_cov_4.85133,5833,NA
      NODE_6500_length_5831_cov_23.1697,5831,553814
      NODE_6501_length_5831_cov_22.403,5831,795665



      Output
      Object_ID, Length, Assignment
      NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978



      ALl values in second column of File 1 matches the text in the very last array of File 2, if found, print File 2.
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      File 1
      Name,TaxID,Lineage,Count,Proportion_All(%),Proportion_Classified(%)
      Acaryochloris marina,155978,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Synechococcales;Acaryochloridaceae;Acaryochloris,4,0.000218669,0.00120249
      Anabaena cylindrica,1165,Bacteria;Cyanobacteria;;Nostocales;Nostocaceae;Anabaena,9,0.000492005,0.00270561



      File 2
      Object_ID, Length, Assignment
      NODE_1_length_501653_cov_19.284,501653,1727163
      NODE_2_length_458856_cov_17.1812,458856,374606
      NODE_3_length_369230_cov_19.3769,369230,1727163
      NODE_4_length_342860_cov_16.7318,342860,83263
      NODE_5_length_301494_cov_19.1256,301494,1727163
      NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978
      NODE_6499_length_5833_cov_4.85133,5833,NA
      NODE_6500_length_5831_cov_23.1697,5831,553814
      NODE_6501_length_5831_cov_22.403,5831,795665



      Output
      Object_ID, Length, Assignment
      NODE_6498_length_5833_cov_14.8079,5833,155978



      ALl values in second column of File 1 matches the text in the very last array of File 2, if found, print File 2.
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