<transcript><audio_66>in the decades or or longer um that the that statuary language is on the books this is according to the philosophy of justice scalia and and judge barrett um the place that i would say the place where as far as i can tell the two um jurists differ the most is</transcript><transcript><audio_67>with respect to precedent and the role of star decisis so um justice scalia uh sort of famously um described himself as a faint-hearted originalist by which he means meant to say that even though he believed that</transcript><transcript><audio_68>original public understanding of the constitutional text was the correct one he was also willing and he did in fact respect precedence over time that came out the um</transcript><transcript><audio_69>the uh in a different direction so for example maybe justice scalia would not have agreed that the bill of rights various aspects of the bill of rights apply to the state governments as well as the national government but that president was decided a very long time ago and he's not</transcript> in the decades or or longer um that the that statuary language is on the books this is according to the philosophy of justice scalia and and judge barrett um the place that i would say the place where as far as i can tell the two um jurists differ the most is with respect to precedent and the role of star decisis so um justice scalia uh sort of famously um described himself as a faint-hearted originalist by which he means meant to say that even though he believed that original public understanding of the constitutional text was the correct one he was also willing and he did in fact respect precedence over time that came out the um the uh in a different direction so for example maybe justice scalia would not have agreed that the bill of rights various aspects of the bill of rights apply to the state governments as well as the national government but that president was decided a very long time ago and he's not
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