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Subscribe on: Apple Podcast Google Podcast Spotify RSS From Hillary Clinton to #MeToo to 2020 and beyond, Rebecca Traister is an indispensable guide to politics in this country — you’ve seen her work here at the Cut and in New York Magazine, and she’s the author of three books. She writes about women and power, so naturally she’s been pretty busy the last few years. On this week’s podcast, Stella Bugbee talked to Rebecca about how she gets it done … starting with breakfast.REBECCA: Well, my morning is made infinitely easier by the fact that I have a husband who does all the morning cooking and who actually is much better at getting up in the morning than I am.REBECCA: It varies.
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