* Poor Rudy Giuliani complaining about how the $800K he’s already made this year simply isn’t enough. [Bloomberg]
* Drug dealer says she doesn’t care about harm to the public. [PBS]
* Trump’s efforts to shut down tax record subpoenas stymied by precedent. On the other hand, “precedent” is a legal concept that the current Supreme Court has more or less eradicated. [Law360]
* If you’re interested in a collection of bad takes on the latest Amy Wax controversy, this article has you covered with both Brian Leiter and John Banzhaf! [National Law Journal]
* Politicians are coming for Section 230 and it’s pretty clear they haven’t even bothered to read the existing language. [NY Times]
* White-collar work is slowing down. Something tells me this next recession is going to kick it into gear. [NY Law Journal]
* Robert Mueller’s most important testimony was less about Donald Trump and more about on-going Russian interference in elections. So obviously Mitch McConnell has smothered all legislation aimed at impeding the Russians. [Huffington Post]