Neil Gorsuch

And they didn't speak for years.

This after being really the moving forces behind the Declaration and writing the Declaration together.

But yet later in life, they came to realize that really more united them than divided them.

And it really was all around the ideals of the Declaration.

Yeah, no, I grew up in Colorado.

That's exactly right.

My family's four generations Coloradan and very proud and pleased to have so much family there.

I spent as much time there as I can possibly get away with, with my day job.

But I've got an unusual assignment that has taken me away.

No, I wouldn't put it that way at all.

Yeah.

No, my mom was very much a Republican activist.

And if you want to call it that, very involved in politics.

And my father, I think, was a moderate Republican is the way I describe him.

You know, I think we're pretty typical of that period.

By the way, I have the best brother and sister and some wonderful step-siblings too.

I'm just very blessed in my family.

When I have difficult times, I have them no matter what.

And I love them very, very much.

But we were latchkey kids like everybody in Gen X. And we went about the day and you had to be home by the time it was dark and that was about it.