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. >> schmeichel does it. does it michael schmeichel, does it bother you at all that you and me, and really nobody has any idea what elon musk and his, you know, coterie of engineers and people are, are doing. like, shouldn't there be transparency? >> that's a fair critique. i'm not opposed to to to folks being transparent, letting people know what exactly you're doing. i think the aims are quite notable, but i continue to hear this argument from a lot of democrats that there, you know, these great agencies are benevolent in nature. they're doing great work. there's a lot of skilled people with a lot of wisdom and experience. and if i'm being honest, anderson, if you're analyzing the efficacy of some of this work, then you do see a lot of problems and waste and fraud and abuse in some instances throughout the federal government. and so for all of these talented people there that we have had for 20, 30 years, why haven't they used their combined talent, wisdom and experience to improve the overall output of the

um, democratic about his selection, but schmeichel is correct. he is there. he is an innovative person who is incredibly successful. >> you can't wear two hats at once. i mean, you know, why don't we make nick sirianni the coach of the philadelphia eagles, also the referee of the super bowl, because that would be a conflict of interest, because you can't be a good coach for the eagles and a fair referee. mr. musk has a special government employee, by the way. we have laws on this. we've had them for decades. he's not allowed to do that. and who is supposed to blow the whistle? this office called the office of government ethics, which is the ethics are the ethics cop in the white house. mr. trump fired that ethics cop. we don't know why. by the way, he also fired inspectors general from the pentagon, the state department, hud, all of the government, every ethics cop that you can find. in fact, you've already covered the the u.s. acting u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. every ethics cop you can find. it's like. and by the way, mr. trump himsel

attendance, including former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson alongside paul scholes, peter schmeichel, wayne rooney, gary neville, ruud van nistelrooy and brian kidd. members of the public are also paying members of the public are also paying their respects, and old trafford has projected a tribute to the late footballer. law died last month at the age of 84. elsewhere, chelsea footballer sam kerr, who called a metropolitan police officer stupid and white in january in 2023, has been found not guilty of causing racially aggravated harassment. the australian international made the comments to pc stephen lovell during an incident in south—west london in january 2023. she said she regretted the way she expressed herself, but she also added i feel the message was still relevant. miss kerr denied using whiteness as an insult and claimed i believed it was him using his power and privilege over me because he was accusing me of being something i'm not. elsewhere, the metropolitan police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance. the high court has ruled the force's vetting p