please welcome charley crockett! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] charley crockett!quite some time. you look great, by the way. i feel like i dressed down. you've got a cool ass hat. does being a cool musician, is it ever exhausting to have to always look impressive? you ever want to adam sandler it and go cargo shorts? >> [laughs] well, my girl probably wishes i did that more often. [laughter] >> jordan: you have an amazing story. you have busked, i know you have record contracts, you've left record contracts, you have found your own way. how much of it for you is it about getting to some final place? is there a success for you that will let you -- forgive me -- to hit your horse and say, "giddyup" -- forgive me. i'm going to back track that. >> he is from michigan. >> jordan: i'm from michigan. [laughter] is there -- is success a landing spot or is it a journey for you? >> i've been doing this rambling piece that they've been working on in a texas magazine for months. actually, we were up here in new york with willie not too far back, this journalist was up here wi

>> well, i think -- i think you hit on it, though, charley.has almost a religious component for them. this is their religion. it's secular humanism. it's an effort to kind of destroy, muddy up the waters for the nuclear family and so they're not worried about losing the american consumers. if they were worried about american consumers and their tastes, we would have a lot more interesting family-friendly programming out there beyond cartoons and u know, remakes of -- and, you know, remakes of old remakes. i think it's the big middle finger to the traditional america out there. i don't think they care one bit. >> i think you're right. the "wall street journal" poll that came out last week that showed the decline of church attendance, decline of god being important, decline of community involvement, decline of even having children as an importance, something has to substitute that. as this holy week as we celebrate the resurrection, you have to see we have the synthetic ideologies. these are pernicious ideas. i agree with you. it's a fake religi

charley was stabbed in the chest byjoshua delbono.eported by his own mum. thenjosh came to the phone. josh's mum took a really important and brave decision to call the police at that point and to tell them what had happened, which i think for any parent must be an incredibly difficult thing to do. but, you know, i do thank herfor doing that. it was definitely the right thing to do. delbono shouted, "don't mess with us again", then drove off to get rid of the knife and burn his clothes before going home. he'll serve at least 21 years for a crime that ended a schoolboy�*s life and stunned this small town. danjohnson, bbc news, bristol. in what's been described as the biggest leak of classified material in recent years, dozens of secret us documents have been circulated on the internet. much of the information relates to the war in ukraine, including details of uk special forces operating on the ground. there's also evidence of the extent to which america spies on its allies. the us has warned the breach poses a very serious threat to na

waiting for the likes. >> i see. >> i agree with charley on the bullying thing.o make bullying great again. [laughter] [applause] >> look, he obviously, kat,ed a problematic look, obviously. it's not just the mustache but it's that little swoop of hair that likes. he needs to change that, so maybe -- maybe this was the wake-up call that he needed. >> yeah, but i don't -- i don't think that represents the general population. i think most of us are more self-aware than that. twitter a horrible place for me, and i look nothing like hitler. [laughter] not to brag, but it's like i want to go on there and it's like people are, like, your arms are so skinny. you're annoying. your forehead is big. i'm like duh. it's not that i'm oversensitive. hello, you've seen this show. i can take it. i'm fine, but i just -- it's just so wild, because i've watched tv longer than i've been on it, and not once have i felt the need to be like -- i saw people like, i don't like that person. i'm like, well, better let 'em know. gotta tellem. who are these people? who are they? like -- [app

i think it is rcc as in charley charley and you guys haven't discussed whether that new oversight body is going to work in conjunction or replaces the interdisciplinary team process and how often this new committee will be needing to review the work of the rct and the idt team. nice to hear something more about this additional body. thank you. >> thank you caller. i believe the director pickens has something he'd like to add. >> thank you president bernal. again, want to say thank you to dr. chin and dr. horten for working on this. it is very much a significant part of the root cause analysis, and milestones related to improvement of behavioral health services, especially want to thank dr. horten because she this week is handing off it baton to dr. (indiscernible) who is joining as the interim chief medical officer and so we'll be-dr. (indiscernible) will be assuming much of the work that dr. horten has done on this policy and many others and will be working going forward with dr. chin, dr. horten will be coming back to her network role. she will still have her tentacles, we are not le