Kim Kardashian's SNL hosting gig is a SUCCESS as fans comment on THAT kiss with Pete Davidson and her impersonation of older sister Kourtney 'He was so loud, it would drive me mad!' Kate Garraway reveals she would give anything to hear husband Derek sing again amid his battle with coronavirus She rips into Deborah Norville, who she replaced on the TODAY Show, for having a 'relentless perfection' which turned off morning show viewers. In 'Going There', Couric admits that she gave Ashleigh Banfield the cold shoulder early in her career because helping her would have been 'self sabotage'. Over 500 pages in length, Couric tears into ex-boyfriends, former colleagues at NBC and CBS and ridicules A-list celebrities including Prince Harry. She added in the book of her arrival at CBS, вЂњAt an affiliatesвЂ™ meeting, Les would smugly disclose how he finally got me to say yes: вЂWe drank many bottles of expensive wine on the sofa in my apartment вЂ¦ DonвЂ™t worry, my wife was in the next room.вЂ™ Hardee-har, Les.вЂќ вЂYouвЂ™re so great at it, and they could really use your help.вЂ™ вЂќД«ut she says she replied, вЂњAbsolutely not вЂ¦ I didnвЂ™t leave the morning show I helped make number one so I could go to the third-place morning show.вЂќД¬ouric added in her book about Moonves - who was fired without severance in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations in 2018 - вЂњI always liked Les Moonves, even though he was a close-talker with bad breath.вЂќ The evening news really doesnвЂ™t give you a place to showcase your talent.вЂ™ Oh, boy, here it comes вЂ¦ вЂWould you be interested in going to the morning show?вЂ™ he said. She reveals that when her gig at вЂњCBS Evening NewsвЂќ started to go down the toilet because of sagging ratings, then-CBS boss Moonves tried to shuffle her to the morning show.Д¬ouric describes how Moonves told her, вЂњ вЂWeвЂ™ve been thinking about you and what youвЂ™re good at. In 2011 Couric left CBS and felt that she 'never really belonged here' because 'the body had rejected the organ early on'. I guess you could say I was feeling like Hillary Clinton.' Things got so bad that Couric felt 'embattled, defensive, misunderstood. It was a disastrous move and Couric describes how staffers felt she was an 'existential threat' to their existence.Д¬ouric admits to making a number of 'unforced errors' such as giving her office a glam makeover which was out of step with the unfussy culture at CBS.ДЄs CBS executives began talking publicly and privately against her, Couric writes that she suffered 'internal sabotage'.Д¬ouric claims she was in an 'unwinnable' situation and her team 'thought we'd be greeted as liberators instead we got an insurgency'. 'Going There' does tell Couric's personal story including a moving chapter about the death of her father, whose shift into PR from journalism to have a steady income for his young family was Couric's inspiration to be a reporter.Д«ut as the book progresses that narrative gets sidelined for sideswipes at people Couric feels have maligned her.ДЄfter leaving TODAY Couric joined CBS to host the Evening News and do special reports for 60 Minutes on a salary of $15million a year, making her the highest paid journalist in the world. 'She'll be stuck with her newsletter and Instagram stories for the rest of her working life even though the book oozes of her desperation to be back on network television hosting her own show,' they said. Another person said that after this book she will 'never get a job at any television network or cable channel ever again because she attacks everyone'. The book has sparked outrage among people who have seen the manuscript, one saying that it 'should be called Burning Bridges by Catty Couric as it literally reads like Kitty Kelley wrote it about Katie', referring to the notoriously snarky celebrity biographer.Д¬ouric's last major gig was with Yahoo which ended in 2017.

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