right now we are continuing our conversation on reforms to the supreme court for joining us is gabe roth executive director fix the court. your group advocated on reforms to the suprememe court. if you go far enough away propose? >> is definitely a good start bu' we have been advocating for term limits and ethics go for about 10 years. we are pleased to see the president is on board with these reforms 70, 80% no matter how you asked the question favors in forcible ethics code foods are popular policies they want to put forward popular policies. it's very consistent where they went to seat the court the court is acting more political, acting more ethically certain guardrails should be established that would skew the court back to a more traditional background. forr the justices were not serving for 30 years like they theyare now the average was abo6 years up until recently. and in terms of ethics as an ethics crisis on the court despite your last guest says anyone reading it on the press as seen over the last years lasted longer than that. that will be the really important step for presid

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department of justice, msnbc legal analyst andrew weissman and executive director of fix the court gabe rothof the non-denial. this is for the purposes of a civic society another revelation of another failure to disclose luxury travel. and it's not about where they went. it's not even really about how they got there. it's about the fact that they didn't deign to tell the public about it. what are your thoughts? >> absolutely. i mean, let's just leave aside -- let's assume that senator wyden was politically motivated. so what? the issue is did it happen? i mean, there's no evidence he's doing this just for politics as opposed to the actual facts. but that's just a sideshow. first, people need to understand, you were in government. i was in government. the idea -- you could not give somebody a cup of coffee. this is so beyond the pale. everybody i know who was in government, who was in government, certainly everybody who is a judicial officer understands how this is not just normal, this is a flagrant abuse. you do not go into public service, let alone being an article 3 judge and a judge on t

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