Hey, hey, hey, happy Saturday, and congratulations on making it this far. I know for me.

I don't know how your week was. Mine was madness. And I do mean madness. There was Gutfeld.

I did Tucker. It was on Harris Faulkner. Kennedy, Fox and Friends First at four in the morning.

Cavuto, my show. I mean, stand-up comedy at night. We were just getting back from Tampa.

I really, I mean it. You know, people are like, hey, when do you sleep? Listen, I'd love to be

able to answer the question. The answer is never. Not even right now on a Saturday. I'm banging

out the game ball because that's what we do, baby. But don't feel bad for me, man. My life is

incredible. And if you're tuning in on a Saturday, that means you're one of the key core

components of it being incredible. So seriously, thank you. Really, I do mean that. And I hope

it comes through the sincerity because I mean it. I hope it doesn't sound like I rehearsed it three times because to be clear, I only rehearsed it twice. I kid, stop it, shut up.

A lot of jokes, a lot of silliness this week.

But there was one very, very, very serious guest who, in all honesty, was probably one of the funniest interviews of the week, too.

We had so many laughs with know about Alex Hogan is she is a Fox News foreign correspondent, traditionally

stationed in London, who had been over in Ukraine and Poland covering the war and the refugee

crisis. She returned to America this week, literally for one day, and of course had the good

sense to come by Fox across America, mainly because back in the day you don't know this,

but in another life when I was the head writer for Kennedy and Alex Hogan was just getting here

as a reporter, we used to be the first people in the door every morning. And I would see her

on the 20th floor and we would just kind of make, you know, little silly chit chats about the

world, usually about a minute worth of conversation and off she'd go.

Who knew that two years later, we'd reunite on the air with her being a big decorated foreign war correspondent and me being, you know, one of the fastest growing radio shows in the country, if we're talking about my body weight, it was quite a comeuppance for both of us. And it was an honor to be a part of it.

And it is a high honor to get to share it again with you.

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