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Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett said Monday she hopes for assassination Charlie Kirk It will mark a turning point in the United States, encouraging private engagement with those who have objections.
Barrett was asked about Kirk’s assassination in an interview with broadcast host Hugh Hewitt, who listed a passage from her new book, Listening to the Law, where she wrote that the way to quarrel with a knowledge opponent is the way to hear each other, and “avoiding others also because they disagree with your narrative, it is also the ultimate dissatisfaction and ultimate life of loneliness.”
Hewitt asked Barrett if she thought that people would now hear the message more clearly after Kirk was killed.
“I really hope that Charlie Kirk’s assassination was a turning point for us because we saw and saw things coming in this society, the point we arrived in the United States.” “Hugh Hewitt’s performance.”
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Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett spoke on September 9, 2025 at the Reagan Library in the Simi Valley, California. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
“I think the other message in this paragraph is that when you do participate in the other person, we get engaging ideas and we are not trying to attack or tear people down. There is a huge difference between the two. And I think those who are caught in attacking people are people who attack verbally and not often physically. But, I guess now, we guess now, we’re guessing now that we’re seeing verbal attacks radiate into something more sinister.”
Barrett explains that she is on Notre Dame campus Kirk assassination And said that he was in a very gloomy mood.
She added: “It is a tragedy for the cold-blooded murder of the father of two and a husband, and of course the tragedy for the country. I think it is a sign of culture – where political discourse is out of control, we need to really back down.”
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The Supreme Court Justice recently conducted several interviews with her new book, including Margaret Brennan of CBS on September 7 Defend DOBBS decision Roe v Wade overturned.
“Dobbs didn’t make abortion illegal. Dobbs said nothing about whether abortion was immoral. Dobbs said these are the questions left to the United States,” she said.
“All of these issues – the decisions you mentioned that require medical judgment – our constitution is not the decision that our constitution connects with the courts, which can determine how far the right to abortion may be extended.”
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U.S. Supreme Court Deputy Judges Donald Trump and Amy Coney Barrett stood on the balcony at a ceremony on the southern lawn in Washington, D.C. on Monday, October 26, 2020. (Ken Cedeno/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Image)
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