Monica Lewinsky

Totally.

You know, and so that feels very much like kind of some of what you're talking about in a way of just finding like the seeds that are already blooming, not the ones that have to be planted.

Yeah.

I want to go back, though, to when you were 22 and you were living in Paris, right?

At the time you graduated Princeton, you had done pre-college at Juilliard, right, for double base.

Do I have this correct?

Yes, yes, yes.

Okay.

And is it accurate that you wanted to be a war correspondent?

I wanted to be a war correspondent.

Okay.

So what was that?

What took you there?

What interested you about that?

We're also living through these times where women – there are those expectations of women, and that's new.

Like, our – well, my grandmother's generation, I mean, she went to college, but there was nothing expected of her except to be a mom and a housewife and a wife and, you know, all those things.

So, I mean, I just – I don't think I've thought about it this way before, but the fact that this is new for us –

This is new for women.

Is there a silly version of you?

Oh, my gosh.