Charlotte it is an honor to get to talk to you about your new book today. Thank you for doing this interview. I really enjoyed reading it a kind of felt like part memoir part selfhelp. Obviously Vice President mike pence. And i wanted to ask you a little bit about your decision to write the book. In the process. You went through this. The reference to parts of your diary. Entries that you did along the way on the campaign. I was wondering if you could talk us through a little bit of the process of writing it. Thank you so much for having me. It is so great. I originally kind of said in the book i always knew i was gonna write this book i knew i wanted to write about my family about my dad specifically and i think that this book originated a long time ago when i was a little kid. I wrote in middle school a book of things you have taught me about the things my dad have taught me and i have just written on every page a little sentence of what he taught me along the way. And he still has t
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