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in >> the last word hosted by the guy whose office is newly right next to mine, so i have unique insight into what's about to happen on his hour, i love it, good evening lawrence. >> rachel i'm so sorry about that, clearly nobody checked with you on the remapping of the office space. it puts us in our glorified, cubicles with a door, that's what i call them. >> i like, it i gotta say, first of all i wear headphones all day anyway, i can turn you over noise cancellation buttons. but anytime i want to check in unlike, i wonder what lawrence is doing? i just poop, and there you are, i k...

wonder what lawrence is doing i just pop in and there you are. it's kind of a fun trick. i am discovering that i literally in my previous office had more room than i knew what to do with. soft now that i've been downgraded for the children's cabin here cpq but it's true i do actually like it better. i like the smaller footprint, less clutter in the room, and therefore in my mind, and then of course there is the inspiration of having you right through that very thin wall, glad to know about the earphones. i worry later that i should have about how much noise i was making. >> really, d...

>> >> thank you home for joining us this hour. i am jump into gun, because this has been a heck of a day in news. the united states supreme court for the first time ever has issued an ethics code for serving court justices, first time. first time in our history. and, honestly, we have had some terrible justices in our history. it's not like everyone before this was good, so we did not need rules. we had a justice resigned ahead of being probably impeached for alleged bribery. we had a supreme court justice reveal to have been in the kkk just a few weeks after he got referred to the c...

“We would be sitting on our hands,” said Jose Arrojo, the executive director of the Miami-Dade Commission on Ethics and Public Trust.

Perhaps you read Tuesday’s front-page story about how the head of Florida’s ethics commission appears to be in violation of … wait for it … Florida’s ethics laws. This might be the most Florida story ever. The only thing that could make it more Floridian would be if an alligator or sinkhole were somehow involved. The news was definitely a head-shaker. But it also underscores the ugly reality ...