Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson

And I think people look to her as someone who was highly relatable, as someone also saw as highly aspirational as well.

And I think people look to her as someone who was highly relatable, as someone also saw as highly aspirational as well.

And I think people look to her as someone who was highly relatable, as someone also saw as highly aspirational as well.

By the time you get to the late 90s, and certainly the 2000s. I mean, Oprah is a kingmaker. Oprah is the person that you want interviewing you. She is a tastemaker. If she says she likes Ugg boots, that's the new latest greatest thing.

By the time you get to the late 90s, and certainly the 2000s. I mean, Oprah is a kingmaker. Oprah is the person that you want interviewing you. She is a tastemaker. If she says she likes Ugg boots, that's the new latest greatest thing.

By the time you get to the late 90s, and certainly the 2000s. I mean, Oprah is a kingmaker. Oprah is the person that you want interviewing you. She is a tastemaker. If she says she likes Ugg boots, that's the new latest greatest thing.

He's on her show for 62 times, to be exact. And it catapults him, really, into creating his own show. That's on for over a dozen years.

He's on her show for 62 times, to be exact. And it catapults him, really, into creating his own show. That's on for over a dozen years.

He's on her show for 62 times, to be exact. And it catapults him, really, into creating his own show. That's on for over a dozen years.

This is the thing about Dr. Oz. He has charisma. He is personal. He knows how to take something that seems very complicated and make it sound simple for your everyday audience. He knows what he's doing when he's in that room and he's sort of shaking hands and kissing babies and making things make sense for people who are struggling with some really intimate, personal, bodily issues.

This is the thing about Dr. Oz. He has charisma. He is personal. He knows how to take something that seems very complicated and make it sound simple for your everyday audience. He knows what he's doing when he's in that room and he's sort of shaking hands and kissing babies and making things make sense for people who are struggling with some really intimate, personal, bodily issues.

This is the thing about Dr. Oz. He has charisma. He is personal. He knows how to take something that seems very complicated and make it sound simple for your everyday audience. He knows what he's doing when he's in that room and he's sort of shaking hands and kissing babies and making things make sense for people who are struggling with some really intimate, personal, bodily issues.

And I think that kind of charisma and endearment is what...

And I think that kind of charisma and endearment is what...

And I think that kind of charisma and endearment is what...

This makes so much sense because I don't think people also realize that she voted Republican.

This makes so much sense because I don't think people also realize that she voted Republican.

This makes so much sense because I don't think people also realize that she voted Republican.

People didn't realize I'm people. I didn't realize that. She talks about this. She talks about this on her show. She talks about the idea that she sort of voted both ways, but it's really not till Obama comes on the scene that she's like- She's actively involving herself in politics. Yes. Right. In an explicit way. Yes. But she was very much, I would say, of a bootstrapper kind of ideology. So

People didn't realize I'm people. I didn't realize that. She talks about this. She talks about this on her show. She talks about the idea that she sort of voted both ways, but it's really not till Obama comes on the scene that she's like- She's actively involving herself in politics. Yes. Right. In an explicit way. Yes. But she was very much, I would say, of a bootstrapper kind of ideology. So