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have a code of ethics so i would like to ask unanimous consent to have joy goal -- judge michael pozner's essay dated july 14, 2023, when she says does the supreme court realize how bad it smells. in the context of various disclosures, that raises a lot of eyebrows, free airplane travel, payment of tuition and this applies to republican and democratic nominated supreme court justices and at the end of his article he says the numbers fluctuate because of agencies, the core of our judiciary, 540 magistrate judges, 670 district judges, 180 appeal court judges, nine supreme court justices, 1500 men and women, 330 million people, 3.8 million square miles and much depends on this small cohort's accurate sense of smell that is uncompromising and its appearance of integrity. >> so i will be voting against this and other amendments that have nothing to do with what is before us which is code of ethics for the supreme court. >> without objection, the article will be added to the record. >> the point we are trying to make is we are not questioning motives but reading what you said. we are putting th