Kayleigh McEnany

So also, you know, we've both been through that thing where maybe we say something as a joke and then everybody goes crazy.

I think she was joking, but you might not think so.

Kaylee, you're a wife.

I'm a wife also.

And honestly, this might sound really trad wife of me, but the most important thing in my life is my marriage.

And I, when I got married, actually felt more freedom than I ever felt single because I was like, oh, there's this dude at home that has my back, that has me down.

So that was the most freeing thing in the world to me.

Yeah, because you have a marriage that's working.

It's a partnership and it makes your life easier.

Yes.

But I think what this comes down to, we have a selfishness problem in society because there are times it is a partnership, but sometimes you have to take a step back to support your spouse or they have to do the same for you.

So you ultimately have to sacrifice to make that partnership work.

I've seen a trend.

There's an article literally, New York Magazine, we've talked about it.

I regret having children.

Can you imagine saying that?

Like after you have a child, like you regret that person.

There's a selfishness problem in society.

Being a stay-at-home mom is a hard job.

Totally agree with you.