The Oprah / Sarah Palin interview that never was during the 2008 Presidential campaign is happening now to promote Palin’s new book. If you are interested after this clip, the interview will air on November 16th.
In this clip they talk about Levi (estranged ‘almost’ son-in-law) and ‘that’ Katie Couric interview.
In the video above, Oprah asks Palin if Levi Johnston, her estranged almost-son-in-law and father of her grandchild, will be invited to Thanksgiving dinner.
“That’s a great question because it’s lovely to even think he would even consider such a thing,” Palin said. “Because of course he is a part of the family. … He needs to know he is loved. …This can all work out for good, it really can. We don’t have to keep going down this road of controversy and drama.”
Oprah also asked Palin about her infamous — and disastrous — interview with Katie Couric. Did she think it was a seminal, defining moment for her?
“I did not, and neither did the campaign,” Palin says. “The campaign said, ‘Right on. Good. You’re showing your independence. This is what America needs to see. This was a good interview.’ And I’m thinking, ‘If you thought that was a good interview, I don’t know what a bad interview is.’ Because I knew it wasn’t a good interview.”
Sarah Palin on ‘The Oprah Show’ Preview
The Oprah / Sarah Palin interview that never was during the 2008 Presidential campaign is happening now to promote Palin’s new book. If you are interested after this clip, the interview will air on November 16th.
In this clip they talk about Levi (estranged ‘almost’ son-in-law) and ‘that’ Katie Couric interview.
In the video above, Oprah asks Palin if Levi Johnston, her estranged almost-son-in-law and father of her grandchild, will be invited to Thanksgiving dinner.
“That’s a great question because it’s lovely to even think he would even consider such a thing,” Palin said. “Because of course he is a part of the family. … He needs to know he is loved. …This can all work out for good, it really can. We don’t have to keep going down this road of controversy and drama.”
Oprah also asked Palin about her infamous — and disastrous — interview with Katie Couric. Did she think it was a seminal, defining moment for her?
“I did not, and neither did the campaign,” Palin says. “The campaign said, ‘Right on. Good. You’re showing your independence. This is what America needs to see. This was a good interview.’ And I’m thinking, ‘If you thought that was a good interview, I don’t know what a bad interview is.’ Because I knew it wasn’t a good interview.”
– Denise Martin
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