From the Kitchen Table: The Duffys

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.

Sean and Rachel pose questions to each other.

Sean and Rachel are joined by Raymond Arroyo to discuss the Pope's address and the message that it sends to Catholics around the world; Raymond shares stories from his new children's book, "The Magnificent Mischief of Tad Lincoln."

Sean and Rachel discuss their feelings on homework.

Former FBI agent and federal whistleblower Kyle Seraphin joins to discuss the specifics of the FBI's new guidelines and how he saw a shift toward pursuing political activists while working there.

Evita Duffy-Alfonso, writer at the Federalist, weighs in on college students across the country blaming Israel for the Hamas terror attacks and how companies are responding to job applicants caught in the controversy.

On a special edition of Q and A, Rachel is joined by her daughter and writer at the Federalist Evita Duffy-Alfonso to discuss what it was like growing up with eight siblings and how her first two years of marriage have been.

Daryl Jones, Director of Research at Hedgeye, explains how record government spending has accelerated inflation and what families can do to protect themselves from a potential recession.

Congressman Thomas Massie joins Sean and Rachel to discuss the impact foreign aid to Ukraine and Israel has on the national debt.

Rachel is joined by Evita Duffy-Alfonso to discuss Britney Spears' new memoir, her revelation of having an abortion while dating Justin Timberlake, and why it was important for the music star to share her story.

Sean and Rachel talk about how to have a great Halloween without breaking the bank; they discuss some of the homemade costumes Rachel has made for her kids, and adults taking over the holiday.

A survivor of the Cultural Revolution in China, Xi Van Fleet, discusses her new book "Mao's America: A Survivor's Warning"; she also discusses Marxism and protests on college campuses.

Evita Duffy-Alfonso, writer at the Federalist, weighs in on King Charles' recent trip to Africa aboard his private jet, and a fight between airline passengers over a reclined seat.

Chair of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party Congressman Mike Gallagher discusses the importance of the committee and what worries him most about the CCP.

Sean and Rachel are joined by their daughter and writer at the Federalist Evita Duffy-Alfonso; she discusses the protests breaking out in Spain over President Pedro Sanchez's attempts to maintain power.

Laicized Catholic priest Frank Pavone joins Sean and Rachel to discuss the removal of Bishop Joseph Strickland from the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, and the ideological differences that led to his own removal.

Sean and Rachel sit down with the Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute Seamus Bruner to discuss his new book.

Sean and Rachel sit down to give a recap of their Thanksgiving dinner and share their tips on how to prepare for the holidays; they discuss financial worries ahead of Christmas and why Americans should focus more on family during the holiday.

Sean and Rachel weigh in on Taylor Swift's political influence and more.

Author and former Indiana State Congresswoman Christy Stutzman shares her new book "The Spiritual Cost of Political Silence."

Sean and Rachel look at the poll numbers and voice their support for Donald Trump.