Hey, everyone, welcome to From the Kitchen Table.

I'm Sean Duffy, along with my co-host for the podcast and my wife and my life, Rachel Campo Steffi. I'm your wife for life.

That too. Well, it's so good to be back at the kitchen table with all of you and all of our

listeners. And I have just the two most amazing guests with us today. We are going to go behind

the scenes at Fox and Friends. And so I invited Will

and Pete. Welcome, guys. Hey. Hey. How you doing? And we're just going to like shoot the, you know what?

How do you guys feel about that? The what? Am I allowed to say shit on this podcast? No, definitely not.

We'll beat that out. All right. We're off to a good start. So I guess a lot of people have asked me, Will, even inside the building, people go, what's Will like? A lot of people know a lot about Pete. A lot of people don't know a lot about you. So tell me. Who is Will Kane? How do you answer that question? What is Will like? What do you say? That's confidential. No, I say, Will is like one of the most normal people you will ever meet. Do you know, um, especially in this building. Very normal. How about in this business? Yeah, that's what he means in the business. You know, I will say and look, I can say this genuinely to the four of

all of us. Not that everybody here is normal. Like, what is normal? Well, first of all, you don't

have the level of ego that any of us have to do any of the things we have chosen to do in life.

I do believe there's a baseline of ego to say, I should go on television and tell people what I

think. Or to run for office.

You know, that takes a level of abnormality. But I will say, I've been doing this for 10 years

and for, meaning going on television, going in mass media. And I want to give you two observations.

One, the business is absolutely full of egocentric, insecure human

beings who talk through you and at you, but not with you. And I can tell you that behind the scenes

and on the scenes. What I mean is I've done every kind of show you can imagine. Chemistry-based shows,

news shows, sports shows. And it's amazing how little human connection you can establish.

Because there's just nothing there to.

People look at you, but they're not looking at you.

They don't ask questions about you.

And I do think the four of us, I say this, I can say this genuinely,

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