Jamie Kern Lima

Reportedly, the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth's pastor, Brooks Podegar, called for your death, to which you publicly replied, Jesus loves, Christian nationalism kills.

You may pray for my death, pastor, but I still love you.

I love you more than you could ever hate me, is how you replied.

What are your thoughts on that and how did that moment impact your family, your girlfriend, the people you care about most?

Because I'll be honest, I would start freaking, if it were me and I'm your mom or I'm your sister, I would be stress eating some Texas barbecue 24 seven.

I'd be freaking out.

How are you handling all this?

And on a very serious note, when you hear this, how are you carrying this?

Well, I want to know, you know, the man behind the movement right now, how you decompress from all this.

What do you do for fun outside of work?

I know you're a big country music fan.

You love some Texas barbecue.

Despite certain people calling you vegan, you apparently, I know you love brisket.

You're a huge fan of pulled pork sandwiches and barbecue and brisket.

You know, in, when you think about your personal life, you talk so much about your niece, loving your, your niece, baby Jane, have to ask you this.

Don't kill me.

Don't kill me.

And I've seen your girlfriend playing with your niece and how much you love kids.

When we think about your future, do you want kids one day?

What can you share with us about that?