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This is the Book Review Podcast from The New York Times.

I'm Pamela Paul.

Joining us now from Washington, my colleagues Kate Kelly and Robin Pogorbin to talk about

their new book, The Education of Brett Kavanaugh, An Investigation.

Robin Kate, thanks so much for being here.

Thanks for having us.

Thank you.

So, this book has made lots of news this week, a lot of controversy.

We will get to that eventually, but I want to kind of proceed in chronological order here,

talk about a little bit the genesis of the stories that led up to the book and how it came

to be that you two work together on those stories because Kate, your reporter who covers

Wall Street for our business desk and Robin, your reporter for culture, often writing about

New York City's biggest cultural institutions and about the art world, how did you get together

and start reporting on Brett Kavanaugh?

Kate and I were both pulled into this coverage because of our personal connections to this

story.

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