Steve Helling

That there there's some sort of familiarity there.

So one thing that Savannah Guthrie has going for her that maybe some other newscasters don't have is this level of not just trust, but, you know, like people like her people like.

are attracted to her and want to hear what she has to say, and they care about her.

And she's never been shy about talking about her family or her life or that type of thing.

She will talk about it on air if it makes sense at the time to do it.

So people kind of know her.

They did a segment at one point about hometowns where they introduced her mother.

So Savannah Guthrie is...

Somebody with a really high favorability rating.

And that comes with both the good and the bad in the fact that people know her and they like her.

But sometimes you don't want everybody to know you and to like you.

And so, you know, cops have had to look into that as well.

Well, these ransom notes came out, but you have to keep in mind these ransom notes were sent to media.

They weren't sent, you know, to the cops.

So, you know, what does that mean?

You know, this has become such a big story that, you know, you could write a ransom note right now and send it to, you know, one of the news outlets.

So is that real?

Does that mean anything?

What was in these notes?

Basically, the idea of, you know, if you want her back, we want some money.