In a rare live appearance, Justice Barrett fires back on the quote-unquote constitutional crisis.

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Phone lines are open before you at 1-800-684-31-10. This one's a pretty interesting story we're

going to lead with today, and that is Justice Barrett, who obviously is someone who, you know, has had people love her,

people dislike her, something from the middle because she has been a pretty honest broker

in terms of voting her, how she feels is right, not necessarily going always full conservative

or full Trump and not always going, certainly definitely not always going full left,

but occasionally siding with them. So she's had some controversy here and there. But you know what? It seems like a person of character who we have talked about for many years on this broadcast. And of course, we were thrilled when she was announced to be the next Supreme Court justice. Now, in a rare appearance, because she seems to be making the rounds quite a bit, is actually making some statements,

and it's kind of refreshing to hear this.

To hear a Supreme Court justice,

lift back the curtain a little bit,

if you're going to have these kind of opinions coming out

that start to become a little bit more personal,

a little bit more jabby, if you will,

it's nice to hear more of explanation from a justice.

Now, this happened at the Kennedy Center. No, a Lincoln Center. I'm sorry. We're at Rick

now joining us later. I thought Lincoln Center could, different presidents. Different centers as well.

Yeah. And cities. You know, okay, give me a break here. I saw, I will say we were, we got it wrong this morning as well. Yeah, I was I would say, somebody in the prep meeting said the Kennedy Center. By the way, Rick Rennell's joining us later today. Someone said that. Just whoever's watching there. Someone said that. So I thought, oh, that's good. That's a good connective tissue. Thanks for not correcting that. Well, still right now on the air. You know, that's on me. She also talked about the constitutional crisis, or if there is a

constitutional crisis, the phrasing that we've heard now from the left over and over again.

And this was with an interview with Barry Weiss, of course, founder of the free press.

That's right. So Justice Barrett has a book coming out and many times that's

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