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Amy, Coney Barrett.

Happy Saturday, everybody.

You ready to fight a cultural war?

President Trump has signaled that he will select Amy Coney Barrett this weekend to fill the now vacated seat from

Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Amy Coney Barrett was in contention against Barbara Lagoa from Florida, both of which

are great picks, and Amy Coney Barrett has now been selected.

Amy Coney Barrett, she's of course an American lawyer, jurist, and an academic. She now serves

as a circuit court judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals in the Seventh Circuit. She was a law kirk

for Antonin Scalia, the Great Scalia. And let me just say, I could not be more enthused,

convicted, or motivated to go make sure that Amy Coney-Barritt finds a place on the United States Supreme Court.

She was confirmed in 2017 by the United States Senate on October 31st.

She was nominated by President Trump on May 8, 2017.

So that's a very important point

that she's been confirmed in the last couple years by the United States Senate. She's been

vetted and people voted for her. She was actually born in New Orleans, Louisiana. She studied

English literature at Rhodes College, graduating magnum cum laude in 1994. She then studied law at Notre Dame

Law School, and then she served as the executive editor of Notre Dame Law Review. She is a

devout Catholic. She is a person of faith. She has seven children with two of them adopted.

But most importantly, I have really done a deep dive in her

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