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Hackers linked to Iran have breached FBI director Cash Patel's personal emails.

Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a Jack Smith progress memo to Congress outlining Trump's motive for illegally retaining classified documents.

A top deputy to U.S. attorney Janine Piro acknowledged in a closed-door hearing this month

that the Justice Department did not have evidence of wrongdoing in its criminal investigation

of Fed Chair Jerome Powell. And legal experts are stunned after a federal judge catches DOJ lawyers using

artificial intelligence to write briefs. This is unjustified.

Andy, I could hardly keep myself from laughing when you talked about Janine Piro acknowledging

in a closed door hearing that they didn't have evidence of wrongdoing.

I'm just reading that sentence and I'm like, of course, of course they didn't.

How do you even keep a straight face? Everybody welcome to episode 62 of Unjustified.

It's Sunday,

March 29th, 26. I'm Alison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe. Allison, we have so much to cover today,

including multiple stories for our drum roll, please. Hit me in the head with a bat segment.

Okay, it's a working title for now, but we really like it. It's kind of growing on me. And of course, you have to go with the single word spelling of H-I-T-M-E-I-N-T-H-E-A-D-W-I-T-H-E-A-B-A-T. Just one word, and it's hit me in the head with a bat. so that's where we, of course, highlight the continuing implosion of the presumption of regularity

by your friends at the Department of Justice.

Yeah, the presumption of regularity being the longstanding deference given to the Department of Justice by the courts that is being whittled away bit by bit,

and sometimes in large giant chunks

as we speak. But we have a lot of a lot to get to before we get to hit me in the head with a bat,

which is going to come right before the questions portion, the questions segment of the show.

And if you have a question, we've got a link in the show notes for you. Just click on that.

You fill out the form and you can submit your questions. But first up, Andy, from CBS News,

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