<transcript><audio_53>who is judge barrett and what are her views of the law um so in the short amount of time that we have today i'm not going to focus on judge barrett's personal life um instead i'm going to focus on her professional legal work and the reason why is because her relevance the judge's relevance</transcript><transcript><audio_54>nationally at this point um is relates to what she's likely to do as a justice if she is confirmed um and her in my view her professional legal work provides both a pretty good insight into that in a lot of ways um and also and</transcript><transcript><audio_55>it sort of predictably probably provides the best insight um so to that end so the judge graduated from law school a little over two decades ago and then right after law school she clerked for a judge on the dc circuit and then she</transcript><transcript><audio_56>clerked for justice scalia on the supreme court after just a couple years at a law firm she spent most of the remaining two decades as a professor at notre dame and while she was there her areas of expertise were span sort of constitutional law</transcript><transcript><audio_57>and federal courts but where she really developed an expertise and where she really did a lot of her research and writing was in the area of statutory interpretation and then just a few years ago in 2017 she was nominated by president trump to</transcript> who is judge barrett and what are her views of the law um so in the short amount of time that we have today i'm not going to focus on judge barrett's personal life um instead i'm going to focus on her professional legal work and the reason why is because her relevance the judge's relevance nationally at this point um is relates to what she's likely to do as a justice if she is confirmed um and her in my view her professional legal work provides both a pretty good insight into that in a lot of ways um and also and it sort of predictably probably provides the best insight um so to that end so the judge graduated from law school a little over two decades ago and then right after law school she clerked for a judge on the dc circuit and then she clerked for justice scalia on the supreme court after just a couple years at a law firm she spent most of the remaining two decades as a professor at notre dame and while she was there her areas of expertise were span sort of constitutional law and federal courts but where she really developed an expertise and where she really did a lot of her research and writing was in the area of statutory interpretation and then just a few years ago in 2017 she was nominated by president trump to
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