Megyn Kelly

That's your favorite place.

Like the real America, too.

Like once you dig a little deeper, has all that charm and more charm.

And the testimonials about the people have been so great, just how friendly they are, how the Americans, they make eye contact.

They offer to help you.

If you ask for directions, they'll walk you to the next spot.

There was a French guy being like, this does not happen in France.

Trust me.

So it's such a feel good moment, Charlie.

You know, Rich, it's kind of reminding me, just because I'm in the middle of this, for some reason I decided to order and read the autobiography of Katharine Hepburn.

I just always thought she was cool and I wanted to know more about her.

She was born in 1907 and she was one of six, second child, was raised in Connecticut, where I live now, and was the daughter of a suffragette, like remembers actively campaigning for women to get the vote.

Anyway, she came up at a time that wasn't great, I would say, versus today for women.

You know, like she didn't quite have the same rights.

She couldn't even vote.

Her parents, her mother couldn't vote when she was a child.

Zero complaints.

She had an attitude, which I've been talking to Doug about, like...

Every page is like, life is so amazing.

It's so exciting.