Hochul started working in politics at age 15 and talked about how things have changed for women since then.
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"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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