Last week, Ian Millheiser, who covers the Supreme Court for Vox, told me that President

Trump would probably choose Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

on the Supreme Court.

And over the weekend, that's exactly what happened in Tellus who she is.

Sure.

So, Judge Barrett is a young and very conservative judge.

She's only been a judge for about three years.

Three years.

Three years.

Yeah.

She was also a law professor for nearly two decades and so she has a thick scholarly output.

And when we look at the stuff that she wrote as a law professor, that confirms, you know,

I don't want to go quite so far to say that she would be the opposite of Ruth Bader Ginsburg,

but it's going to be a very sharp right turn on the Supreme Court if she is confirmed.

Hmm.

There's been a lot of focus on her religion.

Why is that?

Oh boy.

So, this is a huge can of worms.

Judge Barrett is Catholic.

If you're asking whether I take my faith seriously and I'm a faithful Catholic, I am, although

I would stress that my personal church affiliation or my religious belief would not bear on the

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