Kayleigh McEnany

Testament to the stay-at-home moms looking at my five bales of laundry at home that haven't been folded.

It's a hard job and it's a sacrificial job.

And we have lost all sense of self-sacrifice.

Your wife's also a lot of fun.

Emily, got to get you in here.

Uh, yeah, look, I, I think this, this to me shows a massive ignorance of what marriage is and to sort of reduce it to chores is really surprising to me because, uh, I think about that the reason that I am sitting here and the reason that I achieved anything of any type of nominal value whatsoever in my life is because I had a mom at home that didn't just do chores, but loved me unconditionally supported me unconditionally in my endeavors.

Um,

And educated me and guided me and provided all of that support and nurturing while my dad worked.

And the teamwork that they had together provided that solid foundation, which was why essentially I could fly.

So I'm sad for Leslie.

I agree with you.

I feel sorry for her that she is so ignorant.

And it also illustrates to me the power of declarations over your child and the power of words.

I'll bet if her dad had said, you are beautiful, you are enough, and you will find someone incredible to share your life with and grow with.

and have the blessing of children, she would probably be happily married with really happy, well-adjusted children, but instead she's likening marriage to slavery and thinks she's too good for it.

So she really missed the mark on that one, and I think her dad did too.

Everybody's different.

I love my husband.

I love you, babe.

I'll see you when I get home.