Neil Gorsuch

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360 appearances 4 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 30 Jun

Neil Gorsuch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Only about 40 percent supported independence.
Another 20 or 30 percent were were loyalists and the rest were pretty eager to stay out of it.
You go through the Bill of Rights and every one of them really traces its way back.
ability to have independent judges decide your case.
Instead, it was the king's agents who were deciding cases in the colonies and a jury of your peers.
They wanted to take cases over to Britain so that you wouldn't even have a jury in Massachusetts say, decide your case.
Well, they knew that they were planting the seed for a completely different form of government than anything that was known.
And it is kind of amazing to think about those three ideas in the Declaration.
We've appealed to them throughout our history, during the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement, the Women's Suffrage Movement, because they're perfect ideas.
They speak to every human heart.
They exclude no one.
And they've been the model for freedom movements across the world as well.
But even when they voted, you know, on June 7th, that day,
That resolution was introduced, but they tabled it because there was still so much disagreement.
They brought it to a vote first on July 1st, but we don't celebrate July 1st because they were divided.
Only nine colonies voted for independence.
Others were split.
They were against it.
And some couldn't vote at all because they didn't have sufficient instructions from home.
So what happened after that day?
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