In her latest memoir, Justice Amy Coney Barrett defends her controversial decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, stating that the right to abortion is not fundamental to liberty. Barrett emphasizes that Supreme Court rulings are not reflections of public opinion, dismissing claims of a constitutional crisis as exaggerated. She also contrasts the issues of same-sex marriage and abortion rights, arguing that they differ significantly. As part of a promotional blitz for her book, Barrett calls for the Court to avoid imposing its values on the American public, while expressing her belief that the country is not facing a constitutional crisis.