Katie Couric really has nothing new going on, so she wrote a
book, Going There, in which she trashes just about everyone.
She says Prince Harry reeked of alcohol and cigarettes when
she met him at a polo match decades ago during his hard partying days.
She sang a stupid song to the Martha Stewart and
when she didn’t laugh, Katie dubber her a humorless C U Next Tuesday.
She writes about a 2010 dinner at Jeffrey Epstein’s house with
Prince Andrew, Chelsea Handler, Woody Allen and Soon-Yi
Previn, George Stephanopoulos and Charlie Rose, and says her seventeen
years younger boyfriend, remarked how young
the women were who took their coats, and says:
“I couldn’t imagine what Epstein and Andrew were up to,
apart from trying to cultivate friends in the media. Which, in retrospect, they
must have figured they’d need when the pedophilia charges started rolling in.”]
Um, Katie, in 2010, before you accepted his invite, Epstein
had already been convicted and served time for procuring a child for
prostitution, so your now faux outrage doesn’t fit.
Couric, who covered for Today co-host Deborah
Norville in 1991 when Norville took maternity leave, says she got Norville’s job
because Norville was “too pretty” at a time in the morning when people were
still getting ready for the day.
Norville was too pretty? How feminist of you, Katie.
Katie saw Today as her “turf” and kept an eye on any
woman who was “younger and cuter” like Ashleigh Banfield whose “father was
telling anyone who’d listen that she was going to replace me.”
Banfield has already hit back at the lie, saying that at the
time she was reporting from a war zone in Afghanistan and her father made a
comment that he’d like to have NBC give Ashleigh a desk job, and to Katie that
was an assault.
Other targets in Katie’s book include Joan Rivers, possibly
because Joan saw through her and hated her; she says she once went on a date
with Michael Jackson and said he had a hand like a dead fish; she slams Neil
Simon, whom she also dated, because he was ALLEGEDLY too old, or too
turned off, to fuck; she says Larry King once came at her tongue-first and
tried to jump her bones.
And she especially loathed her rival Diane Sawyer as the two
battled to be the top star in morning TV news and told her bosses:
"That woman must be stopped."
Couric says she and Sawyer battled over interviews and talks
about the time Katie got an exclusive with two teens who had been abducted
because her team pointed out that she was a widowed mother of two girls, while
Sawyer was just a stepmother.
And then she has the balls to say that Sawyer’s interview
with the late Whitney Houston was exploitative, and that Sawyer used Houston's
personal troubles to get good sound bites.
But, and this is rich, she actually texted “I love you and
care about you deeply” to serial predator Matt Lauer after he was
fired for sexual harassment.
Tying it all up, Katie Couric hates women who are younger
and prettier, funnier, more talented, but dines with child rapists and loves
sexual predators.
Little Miss Perky is also quite a bitch, apparently.
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