Palin and Friends: The Governor Is Interviewed by Fox’s Hannity
Thank goodness there was Fox News host Sean Hannity to fill the excruciating void between Sarah Palin's big interview with ABC's Charlie Gibson and her upcoming one-on-one with CBS' Katie Couric. On Wednesday he sat down with Palin for the benefit of Fox's conservative-friendly audience.Thank goodness there was Fox News host Sean Hannity to fill the excruciating void between Sarah Palin’s big interview with ABC’s Charlie Gibson and her upcoming one-on-one with CBS’ Katie Couric. On Wednesday he sat down with Palin for the benefit of Fox’s conservative-friendly audience. So how’d she do this time?
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Not so long ago, it seemed like big news that a woman -- CBS' Katie Couric -- would be chosen to anchor the nightly news at a major network. Now Couric's got some competition in Diane Sawyer, who'll replace Charlie Gibson at ABC's "World News" starting in January.
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