EXCERPT:
CONEY BARRETT: "So, conflicts between the president and the judiciary are not new. They existed between Andrew Jackson and the Supreme Court. You know, even Abraham Lincoln, you know, there was some conflict. There was conflict between FDR and the Supreme Court. So I think that when we talk about the separation of powers and the balance of power and there being a tug and pull between the branches of government, this is a dance that we’ve seen before."
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