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,
hypogonaddism rachel: get him on the podcast, promise to ask that question. will: gop congressman wesley hunt, a few separate topics, including this. great to have you with us, congressman. supreme court last thursday knocked down the use of racial preferences in college admissions. interesting to see the reaction of colleges and universities since that decision. essentially harvard has said we are going to try to find new ways to continue to use race in our admission practices, and new york times on u.c. davis. u.c. davis says the scale rates, what they call calling the scale the socioeconomic disadvantage scale and it rates every applicant from 0 to 99, taking into account life circumstances such as family income and parental education, admission decisions are based on that score, combined with the