Hey, everyone, welcome to from the kitchen table. I'm your host, Sean Duffy, along with my co-host, not just for the podcast, but also in life. Rachel Campos Duffy.

Hello, everyone. Thank you, Sean. We're back with more conversations from our kitchen

table. And today we have another special guest. Somebody I've been dying to speak to since I spoke

to her last when I was hosting prime time a few months ago. Well, she's a New York Times bestselling author.

She's a scholar.

She's a feminist leader.

She's someone I learned about when I was in college in the 90s.

Please welcome Naomi Wolf.

Naomi, thank you for joining us at the kitchen table.

I'm so happy to be with you.

Thank you for inviting me.

So you're such an interesting figure I just just think, in the country right now.

And you've also kind of become polarized, which I find very interesting that you're being

polarized in the circles that you're being polarized because those are circles where I think

you're very celebrated for so long.

So before we get started, why don't you, if you don't mind, just tell our listeners a little bit

about your background and then why these issues of freedom, especially around the pandemic,

are so important to you, but really important to the future of this country.

Sure. I think what you mean by my background is that I come from, you know, long line of liberal.

I would be joking, but not joking to say members of the cultural elite. You know, God bless them. You know, they worked hard to get joking, but not joking, to say members of the cultural elite.

You know, God bless them.

You know, they worked hard to get there.

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