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Lori Montenegro has blazed a remarkable path from correspondent to head of Noticias Telemundo's Washington Bureau.

She is a gifted storyteller.

You're going to hear Lori had me crying and laughing in equal measure.

As she shares the ugly truths of this industry,

the highs of going toe to toe with the president of the United States,

and her standard for an excellent interview.

Thank you. and her standard for an excellent interview. Hi, Lori.

Hi.

You to me are like an international woman of mystery,

because the way your bio was written, you were born,

and then you worked as a correspondent in Spanish language media, and there's basically

nothing that happened in between.

But a lot happened in between.

A lot happened in between.

So tell me about that.

Were you born in Cuba?

So I was born in Cuba, not in Havana. I was born in Oriente, Santiago de Cuba. I came to the

United States with my parents when I was about a month and a half old. So you have no memories of Cuba?

No memories whatsoever of growing up. I grew up in Miami, Miami, Florida. My mother

worked for the Arnaz family. She worked for Desi Arnaz's parents in Oriente. And they asked her

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