Right towards the beginning of President Trump's administration, our guest today was one of the most

recognizable women in America. That was not her intention when she was invited to join the White House

staff, but the unique and unprecedented media assault on this administration thrust her into a

spotlight and it was a harsh, hot spotlight. She was the first mother to ever serve as a White House

press secretary. She also became the left's favorite punching bag. If she had worked for a democratic

president, she would be celebrated as a national hero. She would be hanging out with Oprah now,

but instead she was reviled in the press. She was kicked out of a restaurant for daring to show her

face. She ended up having to have secret service the first one ever to have secret service protection

because of the violent threats against her and her children. Her story epitomizes today what's

happening and the vitriol and the hatred and the desperation to stop Donald Trump. So how did she

handle? How did she withstand it? How did she how did she leave with her soul after the vicious

attacks and she left with the full trust of the president of the United States and her dignity

intact? Today you're going to get to hear the real story. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, she has a new book

speaking out for myself and that's what she's doing on today's podcast. Okay, I don't know if it's

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