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You're listening to Nach beat. I'm there at 3 in the morning when something blows up, when a natural disaster occurs,

so that I can get people during the day prepared for what has happened.

That's Jade Walker.

I am the overnight editor of the Huffington Post.

Formerly the overnight editor for the New York Times,

the Associated Press, and Yahoo News.

We spoke at midnight at her time. I really hate the daytime.

I hate the sunlight.

When I'm walking down the street, I instinctively go to the shady side.

My friends actually joke that I probably ran into a vampire sometime in college and

it just didn't finish like the whole drinking process. So I got the the night part

but I didn't get any of the good fun immortality.

Lest you're unclear about how Jade feels about the sun and everything else about daytime.

Oh my God, it's so bright and evil and hot and glaring and oh it's just like it's so much

louder during the day and it's terrible like I actually dread summertime's coming for so many reasons but like just the fact that the

sun is going to be so oppressive. I hate it. I can tell you that most of my neighbors have no idea who I am.

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