which is the responsibility for ensuring that all the components that chris was describing, the fbi, atf, bureau of prisons, dea, marshalls, although litigating components, the antitrust folks, you can go on and on, comply with the rules that are established both by congress and through regulations and through executive orders, comply with the rules that are established that we're supposed to comply with. because at the end of the day the department of justice in all of its different functions depends upon the ability to access information about people. and if we don't handle information correct were going to lose the authority we need to access that information. subtrust is mission-critical, and the best way to lose trust is not to comply with the laws that have been established that you're supposed to comply with. and so speedy before you get more into the substance because ago to your next on that, i think that's a a good friend of where you sit in this. >> yeah, it's about public trust become a think this conversation that were having is one about how to maintain public trust, and you're going to lose public trust if

chris ryan new hampshire today with chris ryan on wgir and i heart radio and leslie marshall democratiche president just posted on truth social and get that up in a seconds as well. this is the statement from the campaign. kamala harris is a stone cold loser increasingly desperate because she is flailly and campaign in shambles that's why she pedals outright auto lies and falsehoods easily disproven. getting a lot of attention; former chief of staff, guy, who is saying he had affinity for hitler. mentioned his generals and also that he fits the definition of a fascist. >> so john kelly is a serious person he had influence of chief of staff. what he has to say i wonder how much of that is baked in. this particular revelation if we want to call that today actually read this before it was in a new yorker story in 2022 in a book that came out earlier this year. so for voters who may be hearing this for the first time this is what the american people understand that there are allegations about trump when it comes to this and other people, also serious people with proximity to former presiden

marshalls. p, juicy raisi get it? my head, my head! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're back with chris hemsworth. [ cheering ] that is "transformers in our audience. liam you have very clean hair, i have to say, r >> so exciting. do you use the bowl on the kids? >> all right. liam, you can't see much. >> jimmy [ laugon your new friends. [ laughter ] >> i know, right? >> that's good. kind of a dorothy hamill look here. and now itti more of a jim carrey "dumb and dumber" type of look. [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. huge on "transformers."i might. they might kick me out. there? >> yeah, all the way to australia? yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> i did. i'm just really -- >> jimmy: did your parents cut your hair? >> they did. [ laughter ] >> it was a pun repressed.ofred hair. and i said, "no, thank you, i'll go to the barber." [ laughter ] i'm going to tell you something. >> i'm so excited. i trust chs.- >> it's pretty good. >> j do you shave your body? [ la that's what we need. a little undercut [ laughter ] >> they all have the same haircut. class do? >> my little boy, he carries a comb around in his pocket. and he is like

chris, like you, i once had a choice between taking the hard road or using a cheat code to make my life easier. - [groans] - that makes thurgood marshallat entitles him to a lifetime salary, free meals, and an endless supply of robes, all on the backs of white middle-class taxpayers. lots to celebrate, for him. - isn't it so inspiring? - yeah. salary, food, robes! mm! that man is set for life. i got to be a judge. [upbeat music] but as i pursued my judge dream, i realized i misjudged how hard it was to become an actual judge. wait, i got to go to law school, too? shi-i-i-t. i started to doubt if i'd reach my dream of living that easy life. but the day your parents got engaged was the day i got my cheat code. - and he took a second job just to pay for the ring. he delivered my newspaper, and then he delivered my heart. we're getting married! - taking two jobs was worth it for rochelle. i'm sure it's just temporary. - [sobbing] both of my babies are leaving. one's becoming a judge, one's getting married. who's gonna eat my free cooking? [sobs] whose laundry am i gonna do? who's gonna unstick me from this couch on a hot day? oh, lord, now

earlier i spoke to chris marshall—bell — freelance journalist in valencia. the city of valencia itself is actually ok. it's avoided flooding in the city itself. but just in the towns and religious outsides it's absolutely catastrophic. just cars piled on top of each other. the old riverbed which was in the south of the city is usually completely dry. there's no water in it. it's full of vegetation and greenery. everyone around this lunchtime and it's vegetation and greenery. everyone around this lunchtime and its four or five metres deep. around this lunchtime and its four orfive metres deep. it's unprecedented. it's like nothing no one is ever seen here. it was predicted to be severe but not life—threatening. on the day of the floods, so yesterday, on tuesday, most of the valencia region was in a state of emergency. there was a red alert. the problem is it didn't rain so much in the city. so most of the people in valencia, it was windy, it was cold, most of the people have gone about their normal life because they didn't think it was going to affect the cit