who went through a lot of persecution but came to god with her prayer. ggod blessed her with a son, she had other children as well, s samuel played such a brig role. i can relate to hannah, there are things that i cried over, i promised to servour heare you, may i have t. the bible said god wants to us give us the desires of our hearts. not a sin to pray for the not a sin to pray for the desires of you i have wept many a b bitear over things in my life. some public, many private. ld i lovemo hannah s faithfulness. can you imagine the joy she felt feeling a child move in her womb. i love god s story faithfulness to her. and then her faithfulness to
significant data or privacy protection laws on the books. if we want to make a decision as significant as banning tiktok , and we believe or someone believes that there s really important information that the public deserves to know about why such a decision will be justified, that information should be shared with the public as well. reporter: more than two dozen states have already banned the app on all government devices. will, rachel, pete? rachel: wow. this has been an interesting topic, because i generally don t agree with aoc on a lot of things. i do agree that data protection is something we need to focus on i m also going to say that i feel just as concerned about the censorship, about the sort of curated messages that young people are getting on our american platforms as well. will: i agree. rachel: and by the way if they have mental health issues they aren t just getting it from tiktok, from all of the other places. pete: how likely is it that that
about will cain? rachel: i like this. pete: patty in virginia writes will, i love how you find the humor in things and i love your smile and laugh. will: patty, thank you. pete: i hope your birthday is awesome as you are. will: thank you, patty. rachel: i love how uncomfortable this is. rachel: perry says will is a true american patriot. will: thank you. pete: angela from staten island adding will is always a classic. that s what you see on camera. will: am i? pete: happy birthday. rachel: and the prices say we love will s ability to keep that boyish maybe devilish smile on his face, even as he s arguing how pete and rachel cheated. that s a real fan there. will: winners don t make arguments do they? i should stop. i m always working the refs. pete: [laughter] will: okay, thank you, all.
you ve got a plan. we do have a tornado watch in effect until noon, local time here, anywhere you see this red parts of central alabama through georgia, down across interstate 85 to the north of that, severe thunderstorm watch in effect and then to the east of that, until 1:00 local time, for now, a severe thunderstorm watch that includes central areas of south carolina, so a lot of people are going to be getting in on the severe weather with us throughout the day today. guys? will: all right, thank you, rick. be sure to download the fox weather app or stream fox weather on any tv connected device to keep up with what s happening not just over the last couple of days but as rick points out into today as well. pete: absolutely. rachel: amazing stuff. pete: you remember the stories have been in the news throughout the week of a judge kyle duncan went to talk about the first amendment at stanford law school and was shutdown and the diversity, equity and inclusion dean came up, her job was
rachel: yeah. will: it s all of the students snapping about, you know, shouting someone down, shannon. that s the future of our country rachel: amen. well, to me, i wonder how much they have studied even supreme court case law because you think about things like west borough baptist church we re mostly familiar with them and signs they hold. they are outrageous. we can t even put them on tv. they do this at people s funeral s and they went to the supreme court and won 8-1, because the first amendment isn t about just speech we all like. we wouldn t need the first amendment. it is about the things that are very offensive, that you don t want to hear, that clash with your own personal sensibilities and the highest court of this country has upheld our constitutional right to say things that offend other people, and that means we have to have conversations and hear things that offend us that we don t want so hear. i think the judge rightly said, yeah, you can have a lot of tough back and