From the Fox News radio studios in Midtown Manhattan, it's the fastest growing radio talk show, Brian Killmead.

Ahoy, Hoi, and welcome to the Brian Killmead show. I am not Brian Killmead. I'm Brian's best work friend.

My name is Kennedy, and it is lovely to be here with you.

Brian is having his yearly bout of plastic surgery in Switzerland.

Very, very excited about the results, which he will unveil in exactly one week.

They're taking the bandages off today, and then it will be a series of sauna's charcoal baths and some Swiss tinctures.

That's the reason he travels so far to look so good, but don't worry.

We've got everything covered for you for this entire showroom.

Brian has entrusted me at the helm, which I think was an incredibly foolish idea, but I am very, very willing to grab the this bowl by the horns and ride it all the way into the sweet sweet radio sunset that my friend Brian Killmead has laid before us.

Let me ask you something. In 2020, when we're looking ahead at the presidential contest, because unlike in other countries, our presidential race is never cease.

People are always running for president. It takes a very long time. It takes a lot of money, a lot of resources, and a lot of focus from the country.

Because it makes better as a society to have presidential campaigns that are interminable that last for three and a half years at a time.

I don't know. It's kind of exhausting, but for those of us who love and cover politics, the horse race never disappoints.

If you look back, you know, four years ago, if you look back at 2019 and where we were pre pandemic, did you think that the two emergent voices and exploding

candidacies would belong to Vivek Ramaswamy and RFK Jr. I don't think a lot of people have those two fellas on their bingo card, but here we are.

And it's very interesting. And I know that especially RFK Jr. He is a lightning rod for controversy and opinion. And I'm okay with that because he's talking about ideas in ways that politicians normally don't.

And which is confusing to people because as my parents work out a lot of Democrats, there are a lot of people who would like to return to the Kennedy dynasty when it felt like the country was entrusted to people who put public service and booties lapen ahead of all else in this country.

And the mystique was created along with tragedy and rising from the ashes, the political phoenix of that family turns out to be RFK Jr.

And Vivek Ramaswamy is another one of those people who has always had interesting ideas, but has coupled that with an unenviable work schedule in terms of reaching out to people, going to events, talking to people one on one, and you know, this idea of door knocking is relatively new to presidential politics.

The idea of of going out and meeting people where they are not just in New Hampshire, not just in Iowa, that's wrote that is mediocre, but Vivek has always been a very clear thinker who is concisely put his ideas down.

And now the thought of putting those ideas into action is resonating with a lot, a lot of voters.

And that has to make other people who are running for president like Tim Scott, Chris Christie, Nikki Haley, Mike Pence.

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