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Those are all clusterip services, they don't occupy the host ports. Youd need to find out what's actually using the ports. Check for pods using host ports.

Oh okay, so those are only listening on 80 and 443 for the IP addresses of the cluster, which are those 10.43 addresses correct?

well they don’t listen, but kube-proxy forwards traffic for those addresses to the pods backing the service.

Are those 10.43 addresses in a docker network?

yeah not a docker network. Its set up by whatever CNI you’re using.

This is bad right? I think this might be part of my problem

I don’t know what that’s about, but it looks like your kubeconfig isn’t pointing at a working server