Entering the workforce as a teenager, Roy Castro was never taught how to tie his tie. After a troubling past on the streets of New York and over ten years of his life spent in federal prison, Castro now runs an ice cream company worth millions of dollars. It was there that McCormick heard Castro speak for the first time and was "so inspired" by his story. He eventually got a job cleaning up the back of ice cream trucks and ice cream freezers - and he worked his way up. In November, Castro was honored at STRIVE's 35th-anniversary gala where Perino first heard his story - and it was one she need to share.

Source: Fox News January 25, 2020 15:33 UTC