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We want to lead off with sort of the breaking news coming out this morning.

And this is Justice Jackson.

Kataji Jackson, well, she's been doing some interviews, she's been making

some statements. She doesn't really like, you know, we remember, just like what, week ago,

two weeks ago, she had a pretty epic, uh, uh, dissent, dissent, yeah, then went viral,

if you will, because it was very, very dramatic.

But now we're finding out that it's not just in these moments that she wants to be dramatic.

It is, she feels like her calling to be dramatic as a Supreme Court justice.

Let's hear from her directly.

This is at the Forbes Indianapolis Bar Association event.

Top-notch event, I'm sure.

Let's hear.

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