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Instead of inviting another cabinet official or senator to last year's White House Correspondents' Dinner, I thought it would be fun to mix things up a bit by bringing Betty White, Morgan Freeman and comedian Chelsea Handler. Needless to say, they were the life of the party especially when Chelsea prodded Morgan to give Betty a big kiss on the mouth. Chelsea is the ultimate jokester, and her fans eat it up. Her show, Chelsea Lately , is consistently the highest rated on E! She's that unique combination of bawdy and vulnerable, saying the things most of us would never dare to. With her new show, After Lately, premiering in the spring, she was clearly psyched to talk about this exciting time in her career.

Katie Couric is currently married to John Molner since their marriage on 21st Jun They did not have any children till now. After her separation, she stayed in brief relationship from till her marriage with John. In her life, she gave birth to two children named Elinor Tully and Caroline during her marriage with John Paul Monahan. Apparently, she is having a good relationship with her husband without any sign of complications. Katie Couric is a journalist, author, and broadcaster who hails from America.

What was advertised as a platform for these two talented and charming ladies to talk about the projects they are working on and transgender issues, quickly devolved into an awkward inquisition about their genitals led by the host. Carrera if transitioning was painful because of all the surgery that she had to go through. Carmen Carrera responded perfectly. First she literally shushed Katie Couric, trying to get her to stop asking such a private thing. They talked about her character Sofia Burset and how her twin brother played pre-transition Sofia on the show.

It can be informative, entertaining, thoughtful. This episode features Katie Couric, longtime network anchor and, until recently , global anchor of Yahoo! An edited transcript is below. But I want to start with morning news because it is the thing that, when I see, I feel least like I could do that.