Our Problem Is Civil Obedience

I Grew Up In And The Teachers. I Think I Was Very Lucky. I Think I Had A Lot Of Social Capital, And So When I Found Myself In This Position Of Influence, I Just - Then I Started To Engage A Bit With Some Of The Problems In The World And Realize That I Could Actually Have An Impact.

The Ideal Life Is You Don't Sell A Single Magazine, Nobody's Interested, But They Want To Come See Your Movie. Because That Gives You True Freedom.

I Can't Think Of Any More Important Value To Instill In Our Children Than The Desire To Help Others. I Feel Strongly About Setting An Example For Them. Real Problems Can Be Solved By The Next Generation If We Instill In Them The Right Values.

My Heart Goes Out To The People Of The City Of Boston. My Thoughts And Prayers Are With The Families Who Lost Loved Ones In Such A Senseless And Heartless Way.

I Knew Very Little About Rugby. But, I Think It Helps In Terms Of An American Audience The Game Is Enough Like Football In That It's A Battle For Field Position And You Score By Running Into What Looks A Lot Like An End Zone. I Think In Terms The Nuance Of The Game, Americans Won't Get That Stuff. I Think In Terms Of The Peanut Butter And Jelly Version Of What You Need To Know, I Think It's Pretty Clear.