Tanya Mosley

Well, that was you. That was my guest today, Connie Chung, with David Letterman on the show in 1989. Connie, he couldn't even say Maury's name right. I mean, that was part of the bit, right? You're always taking up for your husband.

But, you know, I wanted to play this clip because he's making fun of Maury and it's funny. But I wondered if this kind of view of your relationship, you being this revered, highly respected journalist, Maury being seen more as a tabloid journalist, did it ever have an impact on your relationship?

But, you know, I wanted to play this clip because he's making fun of Maury and it's funny. But I wondered if this kind of view of your relationship, you being this revered, highly respected journalist, Maury being seen more as a tabloid journalist, did it ever have an impact on your relationship?

But, you know, I wanted to play this clip because he's making fun of Maury and it's funny. But I wondered if this kind of view of your relationship, you being this revered, highly respected journalist, Maury being seen more as a tabloid journalist, did it ever have an impact on your relationship?

His memoir is the one that I want to read next. But you actually say, if it wasn't for Maury... you really wouldn't have the career that you have.

His memoir is the one that I want to read next. But you actually say, if it wasn't for Maury... you really wouldn't have the career that you have.

His memoir is the one that I want to read next. But you actually say, if it wasn't for Maury... you really wouldn't have the career that you have.

Our guest today is Connie Chung. We'll be right back after a short break. I'm Tanya Mosley, and this is Fresh Air. Hey, it's Tanya Mosley. It's almost the end of the year, and this is the season when we here at NPR come to you as a nonprofit news organization and ask for your support. Maybe you're already an NPR Plus supporter, and if so, thank you so much.

Our guest today is Connie Chung. We'll be right back after a short break. I'm Tanya Mosley, and this is Fresh Air. Hey, it's Tanya Mosley. It's almost the end of the year, and this is the season when we here at NPR come to you as a nonprofit news organization and ask for your support. Maybe you're already an NPR Plus supporter, and if so, thank you so much.

Our guest today is Connie Chung. We'll be right back after a short break. I'm Tanya Mosley, and this is Fresh Air. Hey, it's Tanya Mosley. It's almost the end of the year, and this is the season when we here at NPR come to you as a nonprofit news organization and ask for your support. Maybe you're already an NPR Plus supporter, and if so, thank you so much.

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