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Fox. Thank you for joining us for another Tuesdays with Trey. We are delighted to have

Kim Strazzle with the Wall Street Journal. Kim has been both a reporter and an

opinion writer.

She has written about issues other journalists

have sometimes avoided, and she has just generally

struck me as someone who has the courage to both know and then express her convictions.

She writes a column titled Potomac Watch and contributes to the Wall Street General's lead

editorials. I like her because not only is she a very good writer, she has courage.

Welcome Kim, how are you? It is great to be here Trey. Thank you for those very kind

words. How are you? I am doing fantastic. I want to start by

asking what drew you to journalism? Well, so partly it was accidental. I had known in college that I enjoyed writing. When I got done with college, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do and was fortunate to have some mentors, some people that I worked for,

watching their children as a way to earn money in college and ends up they were two very powerful people at the Wall Street Journal and they said

oh that idea of going to law school don't don't do that and especially if you're not

certain that's what you want to do and they they set me up as a very lowly intern at the Wall Street Journal in Europe.

And I just found out within, you know, weeks that I loved it. I loved talking to people. I loved

finding things out. I think if you're a curious

person journalism is a great thing for you to just be able to explore and then try to

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