Maureen Callahan

Let's talk about that for a minute.

What did you make of Hoda's affect and, and Savannah's as the, as the interview wore on, I will say I became a little bit less, a little bit less convinced that Savannah isn't just as willing to play the game, you know?

Yeah, it's not a great time slot.

Oh, definitely.

He was pushed out.

And, you know, this is the thing, too, about how I think I think that the Today Show may be the sickest psychological space in in American morning television.

Worse than GMA, worse than CBS mornings.

Craig, you know, if Craig what Craig should actually be upset about if they're such a family, is that Savannah's mother is still missing and she may never know what happened to her.

We're not going to find Nancy Guthrie without finding the people who did this to her.

I just firmly believe that.

And if he really loved her and cared about her, he would say, Savannah, I want you to sit with whoever you're most comfortable sitting with.

This is going to be a brutal experience for you.

And instead he's throwing a fit.

So everybody watch closely on Monday morning when Savannah comes back because she's playing the sick game too.

She is playing this very sick game.

If I heard half of what we've been reporting on the nerve, that the minute Savannah left when she got word her mother was missing, that the talent was saying it was her karma because she's such a bitch.

She looks at the affect of the people on the couch after they start airing her interview and Craig is slumped.

disrespectfully, and Carson Daly says, you know, none of us have really talked to her, our dear friend, since this happened.

I would be crafting my exit package for the ages, but she's going back, and it's a very sick place, and we're going to have our eyes on this.

We're going to have our eyes on her first week back, and Craig's bullshit.