Editor’s Note: Dana Perino, co-host of America s Newsroom and The Five recently talked with her college roommate and lifelong friend Andrea Aragon about her new book, Everything Will Be Okay.
The two women graduated from Colorado State University-Pueblo. Aragon is executive director of the Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation.
ANDREA ARAGON: You are an incredibly busy woman with two very successful daily national television shows as the co-host of America’s Newsroom and The Five on Fox News. It must have been a true labor of love for you to write this book. Why was it so important for you to write it and how did you find the time?
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Young women constantly knock on Dana Perino’s door for career advice and for a good reason. Perino was the first female Republican White House press secretary under George W. Bush and currently co-hosts two shows on Fox News, “The Five” and “America’s Newsroom.”
Perino’s new book, “Everything Will Be Okay: Life Lessons for Young Women (from a Former Young Woman),” gives readers access to those coveted mentorship sessions.
Perino joined Caity McDuffee to give the Daily Caller a preview of the advice in the book.
“If you make good personal decisions, you will thrive. It won’t always be easy, but you will be able to succeed if you just follow your heart, be smart, make good decisions, don’t waste your time, surround yourself with good people, and everything will be okay,” Perino said.
The America s Newsroom co-host shares how her new book provides valuable life lessons for young women during an interview with Fox Nation host Kat Timpf
One of my great joys of working at Fox News is the friendships I’ve developed, especially with young women I’ve mentored over the years. Kat Timpf and I go way back - and it’s been a delight to see her grow professionally, fall in love, and really hit her stride. Kat read Everything Will Be Okay: Life Lessons for Young Women (from a Former Young Woman) and we sat down for an exclusive chat about the book.
The Lenten season is a time of prayerful reflection, renewal, and repentance. It invites us to open our hearts a little wider, understand our Lord a little deeper, and rediscover our goals and our intentions.