Hey everyone, welcome back to From the Kitchen Table.

One of our favorite parts of this podcast is having the opportunity to have guests join us at the kitchen table, whether they be political leaders or commentators, social media influencers, or journalists like her daughter of Vita.

Today, we've decided to revisit a previous conversation with all of you.

We hope you enjoy, and we'll be back soon, right here from the kitchen table.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to From the Kitchen Table. I'm your host, Sean Duffy, along with my co-host for the podcast and partner in life, Rachel Campos Duffy.

Hey, Sean, it's so good to be back at the kitchen table. And today at the kitchen table, we have, by the way, a non-invited guest called Valentina, who's

sipping her sippy cup right here and may end up making some sort of, I don't know, noises or

questions. I don't know what she's going to do in the middle of this podcast. But we have our

oldest daughter as well, Evita Duffy. She is a senior at the University of Chicago and a writer at the Federalist,

and she is the co-founder of the Chicago thinker, that newspaper, that conservative, collegiate

newspaper that's making all kinds of waves all over the country, coming out on behalf of students who have been forced to vaccinate,

forced to mask.

She's been calling out all kinds of wokeness on campus.

And she's our daughter.

And by the way, she's getting married, Sean.

She's getting married at the end of June.

And as she's busy studying, I've been busy wedding planning.

That's right.

Welcome to the kitchen table.

Back to her with the kitchen table.

That was an awesome welcome.

Thank you.

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