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stephanie: we will see. bloomberg's jennifer dlouhy, thank you so much.. ♪ amna: barbara walters became an icon of the news media industry, rising through the ranks to become one of the country's first and most successful female television journalists. but her enormous television success often came at great personal cost. her life is the focus of a revealing new book i discussed recently with author susan page, called “the rulebreaker: the life and times of barbara walters.” susan page, welcome back to the "newshour." susan: great to be here. amna: so barbara walters was a very public figure. she even had parts of her private life covered in the tabloids. what was missing from her narrative that you felt needed to be explored and told in this book? susan: you know, i think one thing that we've lost is a sense of how hard it was for her. you know, we remember her as this enormously successful, wealthy person with lots of honors seen as a real groundbreaker. but she got there with a process that took unbelievable grit and determination and putting up with a