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Katie Couric

Katie Couric

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Sep 14, 2026

Ben YoungGUEST
31:25
And then I'm like, okay, I'm just gonna start naming off women that I know have hosted Jeopardy!.
Ben YoungGUEST
31:29
So I was like, okay, Katie Couric.
Ben YoungGUEST
31:31
Then I was like, those are all the women I know.
Ben YoungGUEST
31:34
[laughs]
Carmella SmithGUEST
31:36
[laughs]
Ben YoungGUEST
31:36
That's end of list.
Carmella SmithGUEST
31:36
I know there were a few others, but, uh, K- Katie Couric is probably the most famous of all the other ones.
Carmella SmithGUEST
31:40
Which I am so sorry other, other hosts of Jeopardy!, um, I just-
Bobby CapucciHOST
52:57
They were all running in the same circles.
Bobby CapucciHOST
53:00
His buddy George Stepanopoulos, Katie Couric, Woody Allen, you know, the whole lot of them.
Bobby CapucciHOST
53:07
They were all thick as thieves, even after his conviction.
Bobby CapucciHOST
53:12
One financial reporter who kept tabs on Epstein for the Times wrote a gauzy profile of him that ran just before Epstein was set to enter prison in 2008.
Sean AcklandHOST
82:50
I can't remember the name of the documentary.
Sean AcklandHOST
82:52
Katie Couric in the US, it was one that she produced and narrated.
Sean AcklandHOST
82:59
And in that documentary, it was basically saying that millennials are going to be the first generation in modern history to have a lower life expectancy than the generation who preceded it.
Sean AcklandHOST
83:09
And it comes down to the fact that we are kind of burnt out.
Marissa GarzaHOST
46:11
oh so at the end of this
Jason ReedHOST
46:13
they're like frank is totally running oh yeah for sure he's trying to sandbag alicia um he mentioned they mentioned he was trying to katie couric her do you know what that was a reference to
Marissa GarzaHOST
46:22
katie couric's uh style of interviewing was very much like that of like the like some softball questions in there and then like so are you actually so are you doing this
Jason ReedHOST
46:36
I've kind of always known that I wouldn't really rock with Felicia Florek.
Jason ReedHOST
46:40
Me and her probably wouldn't hang out and be friends.
Katie CouricSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:49
America always stands by Israel in its war against us.
Daniel CohenHOST
12:53
Katie Couric, what a disaster.
Daniel CohenHOST
12:54
Come back to my camera.
Daniel CohenHOST
12:55
What a mess, Katie Couric.
Daniel CohenHOST
12:57
Number one, there's a man.
Daniel CohenHOST
12:59
No, it's a woman.
Daniel CohenHOST
13:18
So that's number one that she did.
Daniel CohenHOST
13:20
What was that casual blood libel that she drops about Israel? And America is just becoming—the people here in this country are becoming far more upset with America for siding with Israel.
Chad PratherHOST
7:10
I- i- like I, like I remember seeing, I go back and I watch the videos of people.
Chad PratherHOST
7:16
I was watching Katie Couric and, and Matt Lauer on a show, a replay, and then Howard Stern.
Chad PratherHOST
7:22
They're playing replays of how these different people reacted when they saw what was going on, and they just treated it like it was another accident at first until they realized something bigger was going on.
Chad PratherHOST
7:34
Because, see, we've grown so accustomed to seeing tragedy even then on the video screens and breaking on the news, that we forget that tragedy truly impacts real people.
Don LemonGUEST
12:06
anything.
Don LemonGUEST
12:07
And, you know, I liked it when, you know, Katie Couric would burp on the air and go, sorry.
Don LemonGUEST
12:12
Yeah.
Don LemonGUEST
12:12
You know, I liked Barbara Walters accent.
Brett McKenzieHOST
13:54
She's never she couldn't be the salty adjuster and she'd be the first one to tell you that.
Brett McKenzieHOST
13:58
But she definitely gave some like Katie Couric energy.
Brett McKenzieHOST
14:13
Well, Salty, I feel like we should just get into it.
Brett McKenzieHOST
14:15
We've been hyping it so much.
Don LemonGUEST
2:16
Getting hired by NBC, you know, three years after I started as a network correspondent, after I started doing, that was a big deal.
Don LemonGUEST
2:23
You know, sharing... an anchor desk with Katie Couric or Matt Lauer or any of the, you know, at the time Soledad O'Brien, that was a big deal for me.
Don LemonGUEST
2:33
Being hired to anchor Primetime News in Chicago as a main anchor, that was a big deal for me.
Don LemonGUEST
2:39
But this is, and also, you know, working for CNN and becoming, having my own show with my name on it in Primetime, but this is...
Sarah GalliHOST
8:21
There were also like many dinner parties that Epstein threw where there were a variety of high-level journalists and writers and people in attendance.
Sarah GalliHOST
8:30
I don't think Katie Couric had an idea of what was going on when she was emailing Epstein about how great his lasagna was.
Sarah GalliHOST
8:36
I don't think she had any idea.
Sarah GalliHOST
8:37
I think people have the right to, like, ask questions of public individuals who had contacts with... people who are like shades of satan so it's like i get it but i also think yeah at the end of the day you get to decide how much of this becomes a part of her legacy based on the opinion of or the the you know communications of somebody whose voice i wouldn't trust

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