In for Mr. New York, Mark Simone on 710 W.O.R.

Here's Joe Concha.

And welcome back, everybody. Joe Concha in for Mr. New York. 8300321-0-710 is your toll-free number, if you wish to opine.

Let's bring in Caroline Levitt. She is the future press secretary for President Trump 47, just 27 years old.

The hardest job, I think, in politics, quite frankly, because you've got to get up there and take the slings and arrows in the James S. Brady briefing room from some reporters that, well, seem to be a little bit more

hostile towards Republican administrations than Democratic administrations. But she loves her job,

labor of love, and she also is a new mom as well as I believe this July, Caroline. So it's

been one hell of a year from you. I don't think you're going to forget this one.

I don't think I will either, no, Joe. I don't think I will either know, Joe.

I am so blessed and so honored President Trump shows me for this job.

I'm so blessed to be a new mom.

I'm feeding my baby as I'm talking to you on this radio interview,

so I'm hoping he will not cry during it.

But it's been quite the year, quite the adventure. I have mastered the art of multitasking,

that is for sure. I was about to say, you're me in the sense where we both have home studios, right?

Because you live in a part of the country where it may not be easy to get to a studio right away.

I deal with New York City traffic,

so one day contacted our friends over at Studio 67, which put in home studios. And it has been a

life changer, quite frankly, because I could jump in, do an interview with anyone, anytime,

and it doesn't take that long to kind of get ready and get the whole thing prepared. And did not be

on the road for hours on end to do a five or six minute interview.

It really is a game changer.

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