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Justice Amy Coney Barrett discusses her encounters with protesters, noting her ability to remain "businesslike" and un-emotional. She attributes this composure to a lifelong practice of controlling her emotions and approaching life and law analytically. Barrett explains her judicial philosophy of "originalism" and clarifies the Court's role in handling cases involving President Trump, emphasizing a long-term perspective rather than focusing on the individual president. She also aims to demystify the Supreme Court in her book, "Listening to the Law."

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