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The lights on Set B weren’t supposed to be that bright. Someone in the booth had dialed them a notch too high, which meant Serena Williams stepped onto the Fox News set under a spotlight meant for a political debate, not a morning interview. No one noticed the mistake at first — except her. She didn’t flinch. She stood still, adjusted the single crease in her blazer, and smiled as she approached the chair across from Lawrence Jones. It was supposed to be a light segment. A feel-good spot to open the hour. Something about her new foundation, maybe a mention of her investments, a few tennis clips, a nod to nostalgia. But as the cameras rolled, and the red “LIVE” tag blinked on the monitor overhead, it became clear: Serena didn’t come here to coast. She came to play. The producers had debated the segment for days. “Let’s keep it soft,” one of the senior bookers had warned. “She’s not here for politics.” “But it’s Serena,” another countered. “She’ll elevate the hour just by showing up. And honestly? She’s smarter than half the people we have sitting in this chair.” Still, the instructions to the panel were clear: Keep it friendly. Avoid policy. No wedge topics. Jones, recently promoted to the Fox & Friends rotation, had glanced down at his prep notes minutes before air. First question: “What do you miss most about tennis?”Second: “What’s your new morning routine now that you don’t have 5 a.m. practices?”Third: “Your thoughts on discipline — on and off the court.” Harmless. Polished. Predictable. But five minutes in, they never got to question three. ** It happened when Serena pivoted — subtly, gracefully — from discussing her nonprofit work in underserved communities to mentioning the way structural inequities often compound in silence….