Katie Couric
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1,593 appearances
16 recordings
11 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Jun
Katie Couric’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In those situations, I think, you know, he would try to be a performer and try to be funny.
And sometimes that's really hard and awkward when you're interviewing comedians, and especially like funny writers, because sometimes they're just not that funny in person in these kind of
extemporaneous situations, you know, I think that, and so, although, sorry about our interview.
I wasn't, I wasn't interviewing you to be funny.
We were talking about sort of a serious thing about sort of the, uh, atmosphere on college campuses and, uh, universities right now.
But, um,
I don't know.
Bill Clinton, I remember he wagged his finger at me when I really challenged him about something.
And I think it really depends on the setting and the tone of the discussion that you're having.
Barack Obama is an incredibly thoughtful, professorial interview.
And I would say he's on the cooler side.
I mean, very gracious and nice, but
You don't get the sense that he's trying to please you.
And so everybody is kind of different I think.
I do think that Clinton has that emotional intelligence that really helped him connect with an audience in a way that frankly Hillary Clinton didn't have as much, right?
It is hard because there's so much pressure, I think, to be kind of affable and likable.
And yet you have to be, you know, hopefully – well, you don't have to be apparently, but imminently qualified, right?
And so it is a very –
very tough thing, I think, for people to navigate.
I agree with you.
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