In this episode of Boss Files, it's amazing to me that for the first time, women are really listened to,

because sexual harassment had often been dismissed as, well, she made it up, or she's too thin skin.

A rare one-on-one interview with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

From her Brooklyn roots through her journey to the high court,

her decades-long fight for women's equality.

What the woman who calls herself a flaming feminist litigator

thinks about the Me Too movement.

I really am putting my faith in the millennials.

You guys.

Plus, how she sees the court today amid the division in Washington

and her message to all of us about having it all.

I sat down with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

for an exclusive interview at Columbia University.

Thank you. interview at Columbia University.

How do you like that song? How do you like that song? Isn't that the notorious B-I-G?

That is.

And he, you and I have something in common.

Yes.

We all share a deep appreciation and love for the great borough of Brooklyn,

which I still call home.

And which is where she was born and raised.

We appreciate you being here, Justice. Thank you so much.

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