Hey, everyone. Welcome to From the Kitchen Table.

I'm your host, Sean Duffy, along with my co-host for the podcast, but also my partner in life, Rachel Campos Duffy.

That's right, Sean.

It's so great to be back at the kitchen table talking to all of you on this week of

Valentine's.

So earlier in the week, we did Dan Bongino's love story with his wife, Paula.

And today we have two other people who I think are going to bring a whole other angle to this idea of love and marriage

and really putting it front and center in not just our lives, but I think really culturally, Sean.

Yeah, absolutely. And again, we always talk about if we're going to save America,

we have to save marriages and families. And they're at the forefront of making sure their marriage is strong.

Their families are strong, but also presenting a great image and example for the rest of the

country.

That's right.

We're bringing two members of America's favorite self-proclaimed Backwoods family and the Duck

Commander clan, Al and Lisa Robertson, we're bringing you to the kitchen table to talk about your love story, but also some of the obstacles that come with marriage. Al and Lisa, welcome to the kitchen table. Thanks. Thank you so much. We are so glad to be here. Well, we were on your podcast. Tell everybody about your podcast. I want to make sure our

listeners also catch yours. Yeah, you guys came into the Unashamed Laird is what we call it. It's our

little, it's a little hunting place out in the middle of nowhere. But we have a great visit on Unashamed

with Jason and Missy and Lisa and I, of course, you and Sean, Rachel. And it was really great. We appreciate you guys doing that for us. The time passed so fast. It sure did, didn't it? It went really fast. You guys are just a really fun crew. I kept to tell Chania because we're from the kitchen table here. I'm like, that's a kitchen table I'd like to sit around.

Actually, in your set, too, the set has a, it looks like a great kitchen table as you guys are sitting around it and talking and having a fun. And we went so long, this was so much fun for us, we weren't so long as our computer actually died at the very end of the segment, we fell off.

She was right in the middle of just this great, you know, wrap up point.

And it was just, oh, there goes.

There it goes.

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