Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

As I am recording this podcast, we are still waiting desperately for any information about Savannah Guthrie's mom, Nancy.

Obviously, she was abducted from her home early Sunday morning after going to dinner with her family.

She was dropped off by her son-in-law.

And when she didn't show up for church the next day, her fellow churchgoers

kind of panicked and reached out to her family. They immediately went over to Nancy's house.

And within three minutes, according to the timeline that the Pima County Sheriff's Department

put up today, they called 911 because they knew something was terribly wrong.

And this is such an awful, awful case. And it's really something

that strikes at the heart of people because I wrote about it today in the Daily Mail, because as

parents, you know, we're so conditioned to constantly worry about our children. Because, you know, they say when you have a child, your heart now lives outside of your body.

But when you are someone else's child, you are their heart.

And as our parents age, that connection doesn't diminish.

And you end up worrying about your aging parents as much as you

worry about your kids. And when you have kids and when you are a young family, you don't imagine

that you are going to feel that way. And you just assume at some point that your worries will

kind of stabilize and they don't and that's when my heart

really sank for savannah and her family when i read about this early monday morning um i was just

shocked and sadden to hear that this had happened to savannah's mom nancy who is 84 my mom is

84 years old and you, luckily she lives with

my stepdad who is caring and devoted and wonderful. And even given that, I still worry about her

all the time. But even the worries that we have, even the world that we have conceived, we think we know all the possible worries, there's no way her family could have ever conceived of something like this.

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