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Today, Andrew Cuomo is having a moment. Hi, I'm Eliana Johnson

without Chris Steyerwald this week. Welcome to Ink Stained Wretches, where we break down what is

going wrong and what is going right with the American news media. And in Chris's place this week,

we have New York Post columnist Carol Markowitz, who is also

the author of Stolen Youth, How Radicals Are Erasing Innocence and Indctrinating a Generation.

Carol, thank you so much for stepping into Chris's shoes.

Hi, Leanna. Thank you so much for having me.

Before we get to our front page, I told Carol, I just wanted to grill her about her background and how she got into journalism

and decided to write the book. So can you tell us a little bit about where your interest in journalism

came from and how you ended up as a New York Post columnist,

which I think is a job that a lot of young people would absolutely love to have.

I really fell into it, which is the worst story to tell young people.

But I was a blogger back when blogging was new and fresh and you know, got to explain to people what it was oh it's a

you know web blog it's a website it's just you know it was a new new thing and I had a blog that was

fairly popular for the time I think right now it would be it would be just a micro micro blog but at

the time it would it did pretty. And I had a lot of readers

who were regulars. I was a conservative blogger in New York City. So that was unique in it's in and of

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