Neil Gorsuch

The governor of California should hold people accountable who break the laws of California, specifically including ICE agents and the people who send them to racially profile, which is illegal, and use violence against Californians, which is illegal.

And it should go up the chain to the supervisors, right up to Stephen Miller.

If he's sending people to racially profile and hurt Californians or kill Californians, he should be held liable.

It is not legal for federal agents to come to California and break the law.

It is absolutely critical that California's governor does stand up for everyone in California.

That in fact, ICE to me is a criminal operation.

I've said all along, we should abolish ICE.

It's breaking the law.

It is coming here deliberately to break the law.

It is so great to be with you, Megan.

I got to tell you, though, last night I got a note from an old law school classmate and dear friend who thinks I'm OK, but she is your biggest fan and was so excited I was going to be with you today.

Well, you know, we're going to be celebrating, as you say, with fireworks and parades, and that's great.

But I'm hopeful that maybe we can take just a moment to reflect on the Declaration itself, the promises it holds for each of us, just how radical the ideas in it were and remain, and the people behind it.

None of it was inevitable.

And the courage and sacrifice they showed were just remarkable.

I know kids love superheroes.

Who doesn't?

But the people who made the Declaration possible were real superheroes, too.

And some were, yes, the founders, the framers, but men, women, children of all ages and backgrounds came together during the course of the revolution in incredible hardship to make the Declaration real for us.

Oh, yeah.