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Broadcasting legend Katie Couric, author of the new book “Going There”, was probably destined to become a journalist after spending her childhood idolizing Jane Pauley, writing and indulging her curious nature. Stick around for parts two and three of Katie’s chat with Stephen Colbert.
6:30 Stephen’s reaction to Katie declaring his obsolescence: chef’s kiss
ReplyFor the record, I love her. She’s a great reporter… [have at it trolls…]
ReplyPut! Numbers! On! Multiple! Video! Segments! Children shouldn’t be better at this than media industry professionals.
ReplyA woman completely unafflicted by modesty
ReplyI dont believe observant & nosey Katie didnt know a thing about Matt Lauer miss me with that bs
ReplyNumber your three part segments, how hard is that?!
ReplyYa, I may be biased (well yea I am)…but listening to the ‘left’ is so sobering, sooo, dare I say normal. Man, compare that to batshit crazy ‘right’. I wonder if they watch Fox they feel the same? Yea. most likely.
ReplyThe queen and goddess of news media
ReplyThis section needs secretariat
ReplyWhy put it all out there, Katie? – Stephen, have you heard of money?
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