details on the injuries and the cameras that you bring up, bryan. thank you. bryan llenas. let us know if you get more breaking details. we re waiting for information hopefully leading to catching this individual. with bring in with that, ray kelly, the former new york city police commissioner. he s the longest serving commissioner ever and the old people to hold that post twice. commissioner, thanks very much for being with us. good to have you here today. thanks, martha. martha: we re getting details now. there s a question about an arizona plate. they got a bag he left behind. they know his build, how he was dressed. what is your assessment? all of this is good information. i think the description of the van or the u-haul probably came through the 577 tips hotline. that will be helpful in this
york police department at the time thinking it really needed to do more to stand up, of course, to prevent those kinds of attacks. i had an opportunity to speak to the former commissioner, ray kelly. he was here for 14 years, the longest serving commissioner at the nypd. here s what he said to me about the challenge in those early days. you look as the commissioner after the attacks. we were doing virtually doing nothing in the counterterrorism field. the intelligence division was essentially escorting the vip. we had to totally revamp our intelligence division. we created an intelligence bureau. reporter: that meant for events like, let s say new year s eve in times square, they
that statement? certainly struck home with us. former police commissioner bill bratton l.a. and new york issuing a powerful rebuke of the anticrime enforcement sentiments in america right now. this comes as police departments across the country deal with the surgeon in crime and cops are just leaving in droves. the longest serving commissioner in nypd s history. i would say the greatest agrees that the state of policing is in real bad shape but how bad? ray kelly joins us former nypd commissioner. commissioner, you heard bill bratton. you know him. did he overstate derek chauvin s impact on your profession? no, i don t think he overstated it. i think the impact has been tremendous trauma on the policing profession. you certainly haven t gotten over it. and i don t know when we will if we ever do. it changed the public s view of policing. a lot of people said ah ha suspicions confirmed. this is how cops handle prisoners when no one is around.
if you re a presidential candidate, if you are a superpac, this is great news right? for everybody else, this can be a little scary. one of the democratic commissioners of the fec, ellen weintraub, also spoke with the tyke times this weekend. she told the times, the rules that are left people feel free to ignore them. joining us ellen weintraub. she s served as the fec chair twice and is its longest serving commissioner. thank you for being here. my pleasure. i imagine it is frustrating to hear your very difficult work boiled down into a cynical rant. i ve heard worse. you ve heard worse. i have to ask you, though you seem cynical about the prospect of the fec doing its job. i wouldn t actually describe it that way. okay. i actually we have to keep swinging. i think that we have to maintain hope that the laws can be enforced because it s really as you indicated, a devastating message to say the laws will not be enforced. it is a challenging prospect
weintraub, also spoke with the times this weekend. she told the times, the rules that are left people feel free to ignore them. joining us, ellen weintraub. she s served as the fec chair twice and is its longest serving commissioner. thank you for being here. my pleasure. i imagine it is frustrating to hear your very difficult work boiled down into a cynical rant. i ve heard worse. you ve heard worse. i have to ask you, though, you seem cynical about the prospect of the fec doing its job. i wouldn t actually describe it that way. okay. i actually we have to keep swinging. i think that we have to maintain hope that the laws can be enforced because it s really, as you indicated, a devastating message to say the laws will not be enforced. it is a challenging prospect because the reality is half of the commission doesn t want to see the laws enforced and we have a 3-3 split. we have three democrats, three