and didn t get enough. rachel: my mouth is on fire from the poppers. i need some water. they were good. will: last night i was doing the most ub healthy do, scrolling through my feed. ir read about joey: i read that. will: the american flags, in the united states when you see american flags flying, it is normal. in the uk, when you see their flag flying, you are neo-nazi. in 1700, a select group of people got on a boat and went in search of a better life. 99% of the people said that is a crazy idea. that explains the difference in the u.s. and the uk and establishes the united states from everyone. they got on the boat. i m going to risk it. at first people are like, i m good joey: sorry, rachel, looking for a place to put my elbow. the biggest brands in uk are fashion and in the united states is tech. he is a proud brit, he spun that back to say we re poorly dressed. it came across gen wen. i saw that, too. today isn t about us versus them, although i don t lik
joey: for me the movie and then the song. i never thought about that. rocky is just it. it s a true story, by the way. at least i through iv were. rachel: rocky an all american film if anything was. will: highlight that this morning on the 4th of july. joey, rachel, and will. we hope you love america. sadly not everyone does. a new poll shows confidence in the national government is at an all time low. only 31% feel confident in america. joey: is this really a bad thing, though? do we want people to have full confidence in the government n you want to be skeptical here, and the headline the lowest across the g7 countries, maybe the only country that doesn t mandate so much the democrats might would have you believe that you have to believe in the government, but libertarians and conservatives, want to be skeptical of the government. will: among the g7, not as much joey: the independent spirit. i didn t see how it was asked, so polls will: the problem,
downpour. i made the world record. hard-boiled eggs did not dissolve in the rain. we had a hurricane blow in and blowing the drum sticks, which were spinning in the wind. only isolated chance of thunderstorm. temperatures could top off in the 80s. nice sea breeze coming on. i ll be judging, we re allowed to give yellow cards if they did not finish and red card means reversal of fortune, if you know what i mean? will: thank you, amy. rachel: fox nation host abby hornacek is in provo, utah, home of one of the largest independence day parades in
on the scale. he weighs 220 pounds going into the competition. defending champion female, under 120 pounds. a little different there, but the females still eat a lot of hot dogs as well. 48.5 is what mickey soto was able to put away last year and she s won the contest nine out of the last ten years, missing only one competition and that s the year that she had her son max, by the way. he ll be along for this year s competition. weather is a major player in how they perform. some of the athletes talking about how they use weather to strategize in the eating competitions. one time i did a hard boiled egg eating contest and torrential downpour, and i still made a world record. epic biblical proportion. hard boiled eggs did not dissolve in the rain. i can only imagine if it had been hot dogs. we had a hurricane blow in, it was blowing the drumsticks which were just spinning in the wind, like dorothy and the
it. as peter alexander of nbc reported in 2006. katrina caused $3 million in damage here. overwhelmed, the district considered shutting easton s doors for good until they heard from the class president of 1965. just too much heritage to let a little thing like a hurricane blow it away. it was b going to happen. it s not about politics, color, age, gender. it s about getting kids in this building, in these seats, and educating them. joining me now is medley, principal and ceo of warren easton charter high school. principal, thank you for being on this show. thank you for having me. so i got to ask you, how is the school doing ten years after katrina? you guys have 100% graduation rates. you must be doing some great educating there. how have you been after everything you ve been through? we re fine. we re doing just great. in fact, we ve had five years of 100% graduation of our 12th grade class.