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>> i'm here. >> i'm not going to just talk about you being here. ari, before you get up here next, i really have to just stop and thank you for your 2 1/2 months there in new york, in the anchor chair of "the last word" doing a fabulous job that you did. the other side of the country in l.a., if i was there, we would be -- >> can i give you a hug? you're welcome. and thank you, lawrence. it's been a real fun ride. i know it's exciting for a lot of people to have you back here. >> you're up next on the supreme court. ♪

About cell phone technology. the court released that opinion today and it says police cannot search and seize your cell phone without a warrant. joining me now to discuss this opinion, my personal supreme court expert, ari. it seemed to be the logical extension of what has always been involved on the telephone side of the police ability to get telephone information. before there were cell phones, they had to get a warrant in order to get your telephone records and to do any kind of a tap. >> i think that's true when you talk about doctrine or the logic here. what the court said today in this u...

Is ari wired in the new york studios? is he ready to go? >> i'm here. >> i'm not going to just talk about you being here. ari, before you get up here next, i really have to just stop and thank you for your 2 1/2 months there in new york, in the anchor chair of "the last word" doing a fabulous job that you did. the other side of the country in l.a., if i was there, we would be -- >> can i give you a hug? you're welcome. and thank you, lawrence. it's been a real fun ride. i know it's exciting for a lot of people to have you back here. >> you're up next on the supreme court. ♪

>> right. that code and the why would of basically rummaging through it is asking you to incriminate yourself. the other interesting part is, although roberts didn't say it directly, you can't look at this opinion today without seeing it has a fundamentally liberal premise in its approach. because there weren't phones or anything imaginable like that when the fourth amendment was drafted. all this talk about pure originalism, you can't really be serious about that and apply things in a modern way. this was the right decision. it went further than some of us expected and a rare note of unity on...

Plenty young enough to have written a very knowing opinion about cell phone technology. the court released that opinion today and it says police cannot search and seize your cell phone without a warrant. joining me now to discuss this opinion, my personal supreme court expert, ari. it seemed to be the logical extension of what has always been involved on the telephone side of the police ability to get telephone information. before there were cell phones, they had to get a warrant in order to get your telephone records and to to any kind of a tap. >> i think that's true when you talk about doct...