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Jonathan Martin, National Political Correspondent for The New York Times joins us for a lively discussion about how just showing up is basically the key to success.
We talk about his experiences as a cub reporter for the National Journal, jumping to Politico, and ultimately to heading up national political correspondence for The Gray Lady.
Along the way, he channels his inner RW Apple, by always finding the place where the locals go to eat – including Doe’s in Little Rock and Bud’s in Montgomery, AL along with our intrepid host The Chairman.
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Jonathan Martin, National Political Correspondent for The New York Times joins us for a lively discussion about how just showing up is basically the key to success.
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