Barr says parents taught him 'not to care what other people think' growing up, calls faith 'indispensable'

Former Attorney General Bill Barr told Fox News that one of the most important lessons his parents taught him growing up was “not to care what other people think” and to “figure out what is right and stick to our guns," while saying faith is “indespensible,” and a key part of his upbringing.

"The most important thing to me growing up was, my parents, from the very beginning, always told us not to care what other people thought," Barr said. "They didn’t want to hear about what other people were doing. They said we should figure out what is right and stick to our guns and not care what other people think."