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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World, and today I'm going to save you from an ordinary October with an October surprise.

I have recently, in the last year and a half, rediscovered international travel. The pandemic, as you know, as we've discussed many times on this broadcast, has ignited a wonderlust in my heart that is insatiable and satisfying all at the same time. So I have developed a squad of adventurers, fellow adventurers, who are down to go to new places and experience things completely, fully, and spontaneously, which is what I encourage you to do no matter where you are in your life, no matter how much money you make, no matter how little travel you have experienced and whether or not you have a passport.

Go out there, do something new, conquer something awesome.

If there is a story that a friend has told you from college or from the suburb where you were raised,

then find your own version of that story and you will be deeply satisfied and a better person for it.

My guest today on the podcast, we have been adventuring across the globe a great deal since last August.

We have covered swaths of Europe and the Caribbean. And she is one of those people who has an

incredible gift for finding people who would get along well and marrying them with her travel

dreams. She also happens to be a decorated attorney.

She has worked for the federal government.

She is a co-host on Outnumbered here at the Fox News Channel.

She is one of my dearest friends.

And when I say this next phrase, I mean it with the kind of honor in which it is intended. She would cut a bitch for you. If you are closest woman, she will cut a bitch for you. And that is why I love her. Emily Campagna, welcome to Kennedy saves the world. I'm so happy to be here. I've chills all over my tiny body. Tiny. I love you. Every time we take a picture together, I realize how much taller I am. Same. It's really funny. I feel like we're the same height because we have the same energy level, but there is a differential there. 100%. And you are so right. Every time I see a photo, I'm like, oh, I am the miniature version. I love you so much. I love that intro. Thank you so much. And I feel the same. I feel so

grateful that my parents, one of whom was first generation Italian, raised us with the thought that the world was our oyster and that true education includes travel.

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