Governor Hochul talks about life, work in 1-on-1 with Liz Cho for International Women's Day
We'll share more of Liz Cho's interview with the governor throughout Women's History Month
NEW YORK (WABC) -- Eyewitness News reporter Liz Cho sat down with New York Governor Kathy Hochul, the first woman to be elected governor of the state, on International Women's Day to talk about her life and work in politics.
Hochul started working in politics at age 15 and talked about how things have changed for women since then.
"We never, at that age, ever envisioned that a woman would be in this position," Hochul said. "We were the backup, we were the brains behind a lot of the men, we were the ones who wrote the speeches, the press releases and helped them look good. That's how I started my career, for many, many years, I was the person to be the supporting role to the men in politics."
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The governor also talked to Liz Cho about the challenges she faced as a working mom, and how being a new grandmother has changed her.
Eyewitness News will share more of Liz's interview with Hochul, right here, throughout March for Women's History Month.
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