Listening to the Law: How Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett Does Her Job | Peter Robinson | Hoover Institution

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  How does the Supreme Court do its work,

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  and how does a justice with a family of seven children do hers?

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  Justice Amy Coney Barrett on Uncommon Knowledge now.

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  Welcome to Uncommon Knowledge.

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  I'm Peter Robinson.

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  A native of New Orleans,

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  Justice Amy Coney Barrett is a graduate of Rhodes College and the Notre Dame Law School.

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  After law school, she clerked for U.S.

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  Court of Appeals Judge Lawrence Silberman and Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.

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  Then she returned to Notre Dame to spend a decade and a half as a law professor.

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  In 2017, President Trump nominated her to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

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  And in 2020, President Trump nominated her...

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  to the Supreme Court, Justice Barrett's new book,

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  Listening to the Law, Reflections on the Court and the Constitution.

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  Justice Barrett, thank you for joining us today.

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  Thank you for having me.

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  We're in the Hoover Institution offices

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  because the Supreme Court is limited use because of the government shutdown.

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  Yes.

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  So thank you for making the trip to us.

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