<transcript><audio_0>i'm going to go ahead um and get us started by welcoming you all um to this event uh which is both an opportunity for um a panel of experts to</transcript><transcript><audio_1>talk about uh the important legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg who recently passed away and to speak more generally about the future of the court we are currently on the precipice of undertaking a process uh for</transcript><transcript><audio_2>reviewing and confirming um amy coney barrett who's been nominated by the president um and so we will give some time and attention to discussing uh that process and what it means for the future of the court um and our nation but uh we also wanted</transcript><transcript><audio_3>to take this time uh to remark uh on a life incredibly well lived um that of justice ruth bader ginsburg um as many of you will know from the numerous memorials uh and commentaries that have been</transcript><transcript><audio_4>published since her death um she was a trailblazer um she was a uh you know for lack of a better words a warrior for justice as well she's a person who graduated at the top of her class in law school uh but found that there were systemic</transcript> i'm going to go ahead um and get us started by welcoming you all um to this event uh which is both an opportunity for um a panel of experts to talk about uh the important legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg who recently passed away and to speak more generally about the future of the court we are currently on the precipice of undertaking a process uh for reviewing and confirming um amy coney barrett who's been nominated by the president um and so we will give some time and attention to discussing uh that process and what it means for the future of the court um and our nation but uh we also wanted to take this time uh to remark uh on a life incredibly well lived um that of justice ruth bader ginsburg um as many of you will know from the numerous memorials uh and commentaries that have been published since her death um she was a trailblazer um she was a uh you know for lack of a better words a warrior for justice as well she's a person who graduated at the top of her class in law school uh but found that there were systemic
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