This week we unveil a new Rule of Fsck: there are no new stories, just new faces and jurisdictions. We also cover the Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense giving their opinions on the President, an Oklahoma police officer running a white nationalist record label, and Baltimore police caught planting evidence yet again. Then in our #Law140 segment we review the President’s pardon powers, and how they will impact Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Show Notes:

* Gorka is gone (CNN)
* The Apricot Authoritarian pardons Arpaio (CNN)
* In doing so, Trump tells the judiciary to f*ck off (NY Times)
* Tillerson: Trump doesn’t speak for America (Twitter)
* Mattis: “Hold the line” (Twitter)
* Dorito Duterte wants more MRAPs for local cops (USA Today)
* The Secret Service is broke (Twitter)
* Disturbing study on economic (non-)mobility of black men (Brookings Institution)
* Law review article on “The Crime of ‘Disrespect'” (Racism.org)
* Taser works hard to influence investigations (Reuters)
* ICE works hard to deport students (The Guardian)
* Sam Sinyangwe on the economics of incarceration (Twitter)
* DC judge orders website to disclose visitors (Washington Post)
* Circuit court denies qualified immunity claim (Ninth Circuit)
* ARIZONA: A thread on Sheriff Joe’s greatest hits (Twitter)
* ARIZONA: Phoenix police shoot a 29-year-old in the groin (ABC 15)
* CALIFORNIA: Judge Kreep is a creep (Twitter)
* FLORIDA: Lakeland PD officers clog in-car memory cards on purpose (NBC 8 WFLA)
* FLORIDA: