On this episode of NUTS World, I've known Dana Preenau for years, going all the way back

to when I was speaker and she worked in the Congress and of course she was extraordinarily

effective for President Bush and then I've interacted with her at Fox Off and On.

She currently is both a co-host of the five but she's also the co-anchor of America's

Newsroom where she's just doing a great job. She has a brand new book out. Everything

will be okay. Life lessons for young women from a former young woman. I love the title.

Listen to me, we have two daughters and a granddaughter and so we're already relating

to this. It's released in March 9th. It's already reached number one. On the Amazon

best soloist and as an author, I know how big a deal that is.

Dana, thank you for taking time to join us. I'm honored. Any chance to talk to you as

your speaker is a great one for me. Well, thank you. Now, I want to ask you because

you've done a lot of interesting things. I love the way you've designed this life lessons

for young women from a former young woman. Why did you decide to do that?

Thank you again for having me on. I think about the first book I wrote. I'd get asked

question a lot. How did you become White House press secretary? It's actually a pretty

interesting story because I don't think anybody sets out in their life and plans to be

exactly what they end up being. You might get asked, how do you become speaker of the house?

I would tell this young women that had goals and ambitions, maybe even a B press secretary

one day, I would say, well, first, you have to start as a country music DJ working overnight

for minimum wage. Then, you can become White House press secretary. My point to them was

that at every stage in a career advancement, I've been able to get under my belt. I wasn't

planning for it. That doesn't mean that I didn't have a lot of planning and a lot of goal

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