after the fact saying, this is not the way the first amendment works. there s not a heckler s veto where you just get to shutdown something you don t want to hear so the students aren t going to get punished but it s interesting there are people bubbling up saying they file potential bar complaints against them so they can t get admitted to the bar because they haven t shown the right temperament to be somebody who could handle a courtroom so it s a lot of good conversation. rachel: i hope that happens. will: yeah. rachel: we ll see. pete: shannon tell us what s coming up on fox news sunday. you ve got a big show. we do. there s a lot of foreign policy as you ve been covering this morning from syria to russia, bellaruse, ukraine, the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul to talk through all of those things and an extended legal panel, professor turley, trey gowdy, to talk about what may happen this week in the potential indictment there in manhattan so a lot
to both the education side, the healthcare side, even retirement, and, you know, i have a lot of fond memories from that being my first real big corporate job, other than working, mowing lawns and things like that like a normal teenager and the thing is jobs like that really should be the kind of things that we see a lot of people go into at that stage of life. the idea that they re going to be kind of in the lifetime of that job is not necessarily the case. it s not likely to be the case, but it s important that they take the values and experience of having to get up super-early, coming home, smelling like stale coffee and that kind of thing and take the experience and learn and gain from it. i think that this whole protest is very ridiculous. starbucks is already a very generous company when it comes to the way they pay people and i think this is something that really should be an example of how we ve taken away a lot of these entry level jobs that have been very valuable for people
patients and their families. will: as you sit here today you look back you hear this all the time and you wonder, you know, if it can be true. maybe god had a different plan for you. i honestly believe that is true. the way that my life is turning out. the one thing that i had to learn is to learn how to let go of the things that happened to me and happened to my family, but also, let go of the things that didn t happen for me. when i was able to let go of that, i was able to focus on the future and just embrace what life had for me and it s just turned out, my life, i tell my wife all the time sometimes i wake up and i can t believe the things that, you know, we went through but the things that we ve been able to accomplish together. it s just really been a rollercoaster and if i would have gave up when things got hard i wouldn t be able to experience all of the blessings we experiencing right now. will: you know, it s maybe good , so what is today? the 26th? rachel: uh-huh. will: y
they love attention and basically become the daily mail by you hated all of these rumors and sorts of things surrounding you. you re spreading a bunch of trash all about your own family. rachel: and you want to make the coronation about their kid s birthday so let s move on to the next one because this is interesting. hong kong banned a slasher film that featured winnee the pooh , because it s compared to xi-jinping. do you think they look alike? i don t see it. rachel: i do. do you think that our government should use this sensitivity that xi-jinping has as some sort of something to get back at china, get a one-up on them? i think this has been going on for a while with winnie the pooh, and what s interesting though is in hong kong specifically, people see that as a concern in terms of the shrinking sort of freedom s in that area especially when it comes to speech and censorship. rachel: i see it, kat. i m down with this. all right, stay right there.
been something that s been apart of your life growing up. you watch boxing with your dad. yeah, and when i retired from the nfl, i still wanted to try to find ways to stay active, to stay engaged in sports so i decided to pick-up boxing. will: let s go back to that childhood and delaware. what was it like growing up? it was definitely a struggle but we always had that love and nurturing that a lot of kids need for parents in order to grow up and thrive. will: what was the struggle? financially. it was a struggle financially. will: when did you first realize hey, i m pretty good at football. it was probably at the end of my sophomore year. by the time i ended my junior year, i had over 50 scholarships will: 212? yeah. will: you you are drafted into the second round of the cincinnati bengals. the fact my name wasn t called the first day didn t matter. will: at your draft party something else happened? yes one of the best things in my life. my friend introduced me to my