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Today, I'm joined by Representative Elise Stefonic.

Representative Stefonic is serving her sixth term representing New York's 21st district.

A Harvard graduate who previously worked in the White House under President George W. Bush, she made

history as the youngest woman ever elected to Congress. Known as an effective and bipartisan

lawmaker, she gained global attention for questioning Ivy League University presidents about

anti-Semitism, which led to multiple resignations, and the hearing earned

more than one billion, yes billion views across social media worldwide. Representative

Stefaniq lives in upstate New York with her husband and son while also working to elect

more Republican women to Congress through her organization, EPAC.

Before we get into the interview, make sure you're subscribed to the conservative woman's guide

wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome, Representative Stephotic.

Great to be with you, Karen, and I'm so proud of the success of the network of enlightened

women. I remember when you started that

organization, I've had the opportunity to speak to so many young conservative women leaders

that you've hosted in Washington, as well as on campuses across the country. And congratulations

on this podcast. I think it's a real honor to be here and just exciting to communicate with your

audience. Well, thank you. You wrote

like the perfect book for our audience. But before we get into that, we got to talk about the

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