Two Supreme Court justices from near-opposite ends of the ideological spectrum sat down for a rare keynote discussion at the Federalist Society’s annual Antonin Scalia Memorial Dinner in Washington, D.C., discussing the “common ground” they share.

Justice Neil Gorsuch, the first justice nominated under President-elect Donald Trump, joined retired Justice Stephen Breyer, a nominee of former President Bill Clinton, to discuss administrative law and regulations. The discussion came at a time when public confidence in a Supreme Court dominated by a 6-3 Republican-appointed majority sunk to record lows following the overturning of Roe v. Wade two years ago.