From the Kitchen Table: The Duffys

Sean and Rachel are back to answer your favorite pop culture, parenting, and political questions! They kick off the year reacting to photos of J.Lo and Ben Affleck allegedly arguing in St. Barth's, preparing for the Feast of Epiphany.

Sean and Rachel are joined by their daughter and writer at The Federalist Evita Duffy-Alfonso to discuss how the extinction of being a true 'tween' reflects the damage social media and other cultural norms are causing in society.

TrueMed co-founder Calley Means joins Sean and Rachel to discuss the food industry.

Sean and Rachel weigh in on former President Trump's lead in the polls.

Sean and Rachel are joined by their daughter and writer Evita Duffy-Alfonso to discuss the state of America.

Sean and Rachel are joined by board-certified radiologist Dr. Nicole Saphier and mammography technician Erin to discuss how Ozempic causes weight loss, the possible side effects and long-term impacts, and why it's become such a massive fad.

Did former President Donald Trump react wisely to his New Hampshire primary win against former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley? Sean and Rachel unpack the former president's response and more.

What are Sean and Rachel's favorite (and least favorite) things about one another? How has their relationship stayed strong after years of stress and struggles? The Duffys answer all these questions and more on today's Q&A!

Sean and Rachel sit down to talk about how the U.S. has changed over the years and the unprecedented political divide our country is facing. Plus, how the American people should work to get the country back on track.

Kennedy joins the Duffy's to discuss a wide variety of topics.

Sometimes the repetitive nature of life can be discouraging - especially in relationships. The Duffy's are here to discuss how to keep the fire alive while staying on top of busy schedules and reveal their relationship non-negotiables.

Author and China expert Gordon Chang joins Sean and Rachel to discuss what's motivating Chinese migrants to come to the U.S., and why many Americans are just now finding out about this.

Author Noelle Mering explains why she's worried the wrong people could utilize artificial wombs for the wrong reasons and shares the dangers she fears may come with replacing a woman's role in pregnancy and childbirth.

Sean and Rachel tackle Valentine's Day questions; they share their favorite date stories, why it's important to know your partner's love language, and how they're able to make time for their relationship.

Sean and Rachel join Congresswoman Kat Cormack to discuss the corruption she's found when investigating NGOs' role in the border crisis and why lawmakers who continue to turn a blind eye should be held accountable.

Sean and Rachel sit down at the kitchen table to discuss moral inconsistencies.

30 years ago, Rachel entered the MTV Real World House in San Francisco, that would change her life forever. From allowing her to meet Sean and make life-long friends, to teaching her a variety of lessons, and to all of you who watched the show.

Sean and Rachel talk about a funeral held at the sacred St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City and how 'media literacy' programs funded by the DHS could be instructing teachers to teach your kids controversial values instead of common core.

Surrogacy has become a common arrangement across the globe, however many ethical concerns surrounding this industry are going largely unnoticed.

Rachel is joined by her daughter and writer at "The Federalist" Evita Duffy-Alfonso, to discuss why the abandonment of individualism is dangerous for our country's future.

Sean and Rachel are dropping gems on parenting and dating! Did you know calling your mom has more positive physiological benefits than texting her? Or that women report preferring a more masculine man who can protect them?

Sean and Rachel join former U.S. Commissioner on International Religious Freedom Reverend Johnnie Moore to discuss.

National security expert Joseph Humire joins Sean and Rachel to discuss what's currently happening on the ground in Haiti, how similar conflicts in the region could soon escalate, and why it all directly threatens U.S. national security.

They say there are certain things that shouldn't be brought up at the kitchen table, but not at the Duffy's; Rachel Campos-Duffy and Sean Duffy share their perspective on the discussions happening at kitchen tables across America.

The Duffy's discuss Sydney Sweeney.

Sean and Rachel discuss how they teach their kids about the story of Jesus.

Conservative Activist Scott Presler joins Sean and Rachel.

It's been a busy week in both the news and the Duffy household; a magnitude 4.8 earthquake hits the northeast and Shakira shares why her sons found the 2023 "Barbie" movie emasculating.

Sean and Rachel celebrate 25 years of marriage; they discuss the importance of praising the joys of marriage, the highs and lows they've endured over the past quarter-century and how Rachel surprised Sean with bagpipes to celebrate.

Best-selling author of the new book "Bad Therapy," Abigail Shrier weighs in on why the problem with today's children may be how parents are raising them as medication and therapy replace parenting.

The Duffys discuss their thoughts on the House passing a two-year authorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Weighing in on how former President Trump is treated during his trial and why traditional democratic voters are aligning with the Republican Party.

Nala Ray and Jordan Giordano discuss the dark side of the adult content industry that she witnessed firsthand, the process of finding Christ in her life, and how her faith and leaving that industry has truly transformed her life.

Rachel and Sean discuss why parents shouldn't feel guilty for gifting kids with a childhood filled with playing outside, fostering creativity out of boredom, and connecting with friends organically - not filling their minds with content from screens.

Author Mike Gonzalez joins Sean and Rachel to discuss why we're witnessing a wave of NextGen Marxism hit U.S., a phenomenon he describes as embodying 'cultural Marxism with 21st-century American features'.

History Professor Dr. Rachel Fulton Brown joins Sean and Rachel to discuss why 'The Leper King' is now trending with King Baldwin content and how this reflects many young people's craving for strong, masculine role models.

Sean and Rachel break down what led AOC to explode, and why they believe her heated response toward her boyfriend shows the headstrong congresswoman is looking for someone who isn't afraid to stand up for her.

Fresh off their trip from Italy, Sean and Rachel answer all your questions about how their trip went. Plus, they discuss controversial claims that wanting to have multiple children is part of a bigger 'right-wing conspiracy'.

Rachel speaks with President of Guiding Star Project Lisa Canning who shares her journey of balancing motherhood and her professional life.

Relationship Coach, Suzanne Venker, joins Sean and Rachel and explains how instilling the value of family in kids will lead to a happy future; why sacrificial love shouldn't get a bad rep; what steps to prioritize when searching for your other half.

The Duffys discuss why many people on Ozempic are grieving the rapid loss of their booties and how this will likely just lead to people investing in more potentially dangerous plastic surgeries.

Sean and Rachel discuss their reactions to many college pro-Palestinian protests being funded by big names like Soros, Rockefeller, and Pritzker; the dating app Bumble's CEO pitches how AI could be taking the dating world by storm.

Author of "Family Unfriendly: How Our Culture Made Raising Kids Much Harder Than It Needs to Be" and father of six Timothy Carney provides insight on how he believes modern society is placing unrealistic pressure on both parents and children.

Sean and Rachel react to Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's commencement speech, why they're happy to see more people standing up for Butker, and his Catholic message despite the pushback it got.

CEO and Founder of Bee Downtown Leigh-Kathryn Bonner joins explains why there's currently so much buzz surrounding bees and how to tell if store-bought honey is the real deal.

The Duffy's share their thoughts on former President Trump's campaign rally in the South Bronx; the neighborhood is sprinkled with hints of red.

Pete Hegseth joins Sean and Rachel to discuss his new book, "The War On Warriors"; Pete offers his perspective on travel sports and how to be an intentional parent.

Hollywood couple J.Lo and Ben Affleck clash over finances, so the Duffys are here to dissect one of the leading causes of divorce: money.

Sean and Rachel share their thoughts on the verdict in Donald Trump's case; its impact on the next president, and how the trial exposes cracks in the country's foundation.

Former U.S. Navy SEAL and Blackwater founder Erik Prince discusses why he believes China has been making its influence known in Mexico and why the Chinese Communist Party likely had a hand in electing Mexico's new President, Claudia Sheinbaum.

Sean and Rachel look back at some of former President Trump's thoughts from the weekend, where he shares how his family is doing during a harsh media storm and where he stands on issues like the border, government transparency, and more.

Sean and Rachel are joined by John and John II McLemore as they pass down their BBQ wisdom. Plus, they share how to barbecue on a budget, nail down seasoning, and perfect a steak from the kitchen if you don't have a grill out back.

Scarlett Johnson joins Sean and Rachel to discuss why she's being sued for speaking her mind and how parents can take action if they too believe their kids aren't being taught lessons that align with their values.

Sean and Rachel predict how the Presidential debate will go, the traps each of the candidates could fall into, and who they think will take the debate cake.

American Military Historian, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institute, and Author Victor Davis Hanson joins Sean and Rachel to discuss these seemingly un-American trends, and why there's still reason to have hope for America, even when things feel dark.

Sean and Rachel join with a former CIA Operations Officer, Leah Campos, to break down some of the most prominent moments from the convention, and how they believe Senator JD Vance being chosen as the vice-presidential nominee could impact the race.

With day four of the Republican National Convention underway,Rachel and Sean share what it's like to be on the ground as fatigue, excitement,and adrenaline surround conventiongoers who are watching the GOP unify in a way many have not seen in years.

New York Times bestselling author Maureen Callahan joins the Duffys to discuss how 18 million people's fascination with Hannah Neeleman, known online as Ballerina Farm, and her 'trad wife' lifestyle could impact the 2024 election.

Discussing Vice President Harris' running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, political background; wondering how much work is the deep state doing behind the scenes.

Sean and Rachel discuss the reasons why they believe the portrayal of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is nowhere close to the truth based on his record and why Republicans need to get more vocal about issues like inflation.

Sean and Rachel sit down to examine how Vice President Harris addressed issues like immigration and why they're impressed at the Harris-Walz campaign's ability to create so much momentum from campaign ads and textbook propaganda techniques.

CEO of Carolina Coops Matt DuBoise joins Sean to give the rundown on all things chickens, including the benefits you reap from them, how he got Rachel to face her chicken fear, and how you can start your own chicken journey.