CAMEROTA: For a decade, Journalist Amy Chozick covers Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions and now has a new memoir out called "Chasing Hillary, Ten Years Two Presidential Campaigns, and One Intact Glass Ceiling." Reflecting on her own life and ambitions and how they played out against Clinton's life and ambitions particularly the 2016 campaign. Joining us now is "New York Times" writer-at-large, Amy Chozick. Amy, great to have you here.</s>AMY CHOZICK, AUTHOR, "CHASING HILLARY": Thanks for having me.</s>CAMEROTA: Wow, what a read.</s>CHOZICK: Thank you.</s>CAMEROTA: There is a lot of juicy tidbits in here and it is interesting to see how your life as all of our lives as reporters particularly in the field are affected by the subjects that we cover. You write in the book every major life decision in my 20s and 30s, when to get married, when to buy an apartment, whether to freeze my eggs until after the election have revolved around a single looming question, what about Hillary Clinton? Why was it so often assuming?</s>CHOZICK: I think, you know, my -- I think every woman has the duality of striving in my career and want to succeed but what about your personal life? Mine just happened to be tied to the woman who wants to become the first woman president. But you know, I write in the book how much I struggled to get into journalism. This is not an easy path for me. I spent years in New York trying to get my foot in the door, literally dropping off my clips of publications where the securities were like leave me out of the building. So, when I got the job covering the --
New Memoir Reflects On Ten Years Covering Hillary Clinton.