AINSLEY EARHARDT (CO-HOST): These jobs are -- they're very difficult. The president apparently works around the clock. They don't get paid a lot of money when you consider how expensive Washington, D.C. is. And then you have Nick Ayers who says he wants to be with his family, he has triplets.

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