Inside the Supreme Court with Amy Coney Barrett

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  Hey y'all, today's episode is a little different.

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  In my day job, I'm CEO and President of the George W. Bush Presidential Center,

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  where we welcome people from all walks of life who lead through timeless American values.

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  I recently hosted Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett for a live conversation.

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  We discussed her lifelong love of reading, her confirmation process, the Constitution

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  and what it should take to amend it, and what it actually means to serve on the Supreme Court.

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