Matt Murphy

Well, I'll tell you, I don't know actually where to begin.

You were gone, and we would have had a spirited discussion last week about Carmelo Anthony, and I'm not talking about the Knicks or the basketball player, but a murder trial down in Texas and my rather unique take on it, I guess, unique in some circles.

You've been on vacation.

I hope it was productive.

For people who haven't been there before, that was my second one.

It is quite an event and quite a happening, I'll tell you.

It's a great group from all over the country.

I mean, you've got Ashery and Phil down in Georgia.

You've got, uh, Jonna, you've got, uh, uh, the, the, you are down.

Well, you're now down in the South Bay.

I toggle back and forth, uh, between New York and got eyeglass down in Florida.

It's quite a, it's quite a crew.

happened um so uh the real deal and nicest guy in the world and uh kind of a breeding ground for legal commentators stacy honowitz you got dave erenberg you've got uh i guess south beach is where you've got jose baez and and marco marup in orlando they've

Florida is fairly, fairly, Roy Black and the late, great Roy Black.

You've got some, got some talent there.

I know that Texas always tries to say they've got the greatest criminal defense lawyers.

I know Dan Codgill always says that, but no less than John Quinn has remarked, you know, of Quinn Emanuel, who just stepped down as the chair of

He and I years ago, we decided amongst ourselves, our committee of two, that the most hotly contested legal market in the country is Los Angeles.

So that's both John and I have said that.

Yeah, it's become kind of a meme, hasn't it?