Morning Show Wars: Sarah Palin vs. Katie Couric Rematch

April 02, 2012 Celebrity Feuds

Former CBS Nightly News anchor Katie Couric and the one-time Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin will face off once again this Tuesday -- only this time it's an NBC-ABC ratings battle.

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ABC recently announced that former "Today" host Katie Couric will sit in for Robin Roberts as co-host of "Good Morning America" starting Tuesday through the rest of the week.

On Sunday, NBC's "Today" show countered by announcing that Gov. Palin would co-host their morning program, also on Tuesday. "She'll reveal a different side of her than you've seen before," the network's website said of the FOX News contributor.

Palin told the other "Today" hosts in a phone call Monday that she'd be talking about topics beyond politics, but the discussion would probably turn toward the subject anyway.

The Palin/Couric rivalry began in 2008 after an infamous interview in which the TV journalist pressed the Vice Presidential nominee to name a newspaper that she read.

"Today" Show Preview:



"Good Morning America" Preview:

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No more plz.
387 days ago

I don't want to see either one of them on my morning show. Come on ABC. When someone's absent from work, do what small businesses do. Go to a temp agency. Think of all the people with the same kind of education in journalism. They never even get a foot in the door. All the morning shows should do that. Create some jobs instead of paying filthy rich people more money. Like I said before, I don't want to see either one of them.

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