pole. low they on the telephone pole. let them learn to work. do we dare do that? i am with you 100%. i don t notice a lot of parents in our world who can pay for college, i don t notice them doing that. this notion of you are the first person to go to college in our family. isn t that a bygone era. people in my family went to college. i didn t go to college. i am vastly more successful than everyone in my family. dad where is dad? [laughing]. i am insanely more successful than everyone who went to college. you are talking to the wrong cat. my thing is get to work. work early and work often and get a job and see if you can better yourself along the way. the notion of dropping them off somewhere in a time when we made the concession there is no more brick and mortar anymore. you can buy a boat on the
to work, let them learn how to interact. tucker: do we dare do that? i m with you 100%, i don t notice a lot of parents in our world who can pay for college. i don t notice them doing that. i don t know i mean, this notion of, like, you are the first person to go to college in our family. isn t that kind of a bygone era? or this notion look, people in my family went to college. i didn t go to college. i am vastly more successful than family. in my dad where is dad? i am insanely, insanely more successful than everyone who went to college. so you are talking to the wrong cat. like, my thing is to get to work, work early, work often, get a job, fight to keep it come and see if you can better yourself along the way. but this notion of dropping them off somewhere, in a time when we have made the concession that there is no more brick and mortar anymore. i mean, you want to buy a book, you buy it on the internet.
before. my libertarian part know goes but i would like people to have experiences that are valuable and untethered to the virtual of signals of higher learning. at the expense of college degrees. if companies would value this and said you did this service, peace corps or whatnot or valued that. i would think that would be awesome. so i would as a military vet, he knows that it clearly helped shape them. when you see him up there, he has a sense of order, discipline, professionalism. he should push that. but you know, it s also voluntary. so libertarian, i m okay with it. so you re the last out of college, jesse. what would you he didn t go to college. you didn t? no. last out of high school. i personally wouldn t do it. i would like to go to college like i did.
don t try to shut folks out. don t try to shut them down no matter how much you might disagree with them. you want to be in the driver s seat of your own life. if you re not, life will drive you. i didn t go to college at all. any college. and i m not saying you wasted your time or money but look at me. i m a huge celebrity. great moments from speeches and pits season. another star was addressing one this weekend. he went beyond wisdom or jokes, pledging to pay off the student loans of every senior there. we re going to put a little fuel in your bus. i ve got the alumni over there. this is the challenge to you, alumni. this is my class. 2019.
with these additional charges, i think now she faces the possibility of three years, maybe more if convicted on all the charges. you ve worked very hard for your success, you should be proud of yourself. reporter: the former full house star and her fashion designer husband are accused of shelling out a half million dollars in bribes to help get their daughters into usc, posing them as fake recruits for the crew team. this is olivia jade. reporter: loughlin s 19-year-old daughter a social media influencer suggesting in this youtube interview college was her parents idea. my parents really wanted me to go, because both of them didn t go to college. reporter: it comes just a day after actress felicity huffman and a dozen other parents agreed to plead guilty to that original mail fraud conspiracy charge. the actress apologizing, saying, i am in full acceptance of my guilt and with deep regret and shame over what i have done, adding, this transgression i will carry fo