Gayle King Leaves Oprah s Network for CBS This Morning Job
Gayle King Leaves Oprah's Network for CBS This Morning Job TV for Grownups
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Photo by Robert Caplin/The New York Times/Redux Gayle King left her show on Oprah Winfrey's network to co-host CBS This Morning. Q: What appealed to you about the morning anchor job? A: It takes me back to my news DNA. I started in TV news, and I was at a CBS station for almost 18 years.
Q: What makes you, Charlie and Erica a good team?
A: Erica is married with two kids; Charlie is single. I'm When you match up our personalities, it will be interesting, certainly not predictable.
Q: What's your favorite communications medium?
A: If I had to pick, it would be TV. especially live, topical TV. I'm a news, and pop-culture junkie, and one TV program can combine it all.
Q: Does it bother you to be identified as Oprah's pal?
A: I don't feel it takes anything away from me. I like what I'm doing and who I am. has been with me every step of the way. I'll have her on the show, but not the first day. Wouldn't that be too obvious? Q: What do you think makes a good morning anchor?
A: In the morning, people like to know what's happening, what to wear, what's changed since they went to bed. If I can tell them in a way that engages them, then it's a good thing. Q: Who is your dream guest?
A: I'm smitten with Q: What time do you have to wake up in the morning now?
A: At 4:12, I've decided. But with these hot flashes, I haven't had a good night's sleep in six years, so I'm used to getting up.
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Doing her OWN thing and switching gears to reclaim her " news DNA"
She's known as Oprah Winfrey's best friend, but Gayle King is a dynamo in her own right. On January 9, King, 57, took the helm of CBS This Morning, along with Charlie Rose and Erica Hill, relinquishing .See also:
Photo by Robert Caplin/The New York Times/Redux Gayle King left her show on Oprah Winfrey's network to co-host CBS This Morning. Q: What appealed to you about the morning anchor job? A: It takes me back to my news DNA. I started in TV news, and I was at a CBS station for almost 18 years.
Q: What makes you, Charlie and Erica a good team?
A: Erica is married with two kids; Charlie is single. I'm When you match up our personalities, it will be interesting, certainly not predictable.
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Q: What's your favorite communications medium?
A: If I had to pick, it would be TV. especially live, topical TV. I'm a news, and pop-culture junkie, and one TV program can combine it all.
Q: Does it bother you to be identified as Oprah's pal?
A: I don't feel it takes anything away from me. I like what I'm doing and who I am. has been with me every step of the way. I'll have her on the show, but not the first day. Wouldn't that be too obvious? Q: What do you think makes a good morning anchor?
A: In the morning, people like to know what's happening, what to wear, what's changed since they went to bed. If I can tell them in a way that engages them, then it's a good thing. Q: Who is your dream guest?
A: I'm smitten with Q: What time do you have to wake up in the morning now?
A: At 4:12, I've decided. But with these hot flashes, I haven't had a good night's sleep in six years, so I'm used to getting up.
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