When you stop laughing, consider that I'm not kidding.
Really. I'm not.
Here's what Couric told the New York Post's Richard Johnson at Glamour Magazine's 2008 Women of the Year Awards Monday (file photo):
I think she should keep her head down, work really hard and learn about governing. But I'm not anyone to give advice to anyone about anything.
Interesting how people that seem to understand their own limitations -- "I'm not anyone to give advice to anyone about anything" -- choose to publicly render opinions anyway.
When asked about her infamous interview with the Alaska governor and its impact, Couric said:
I was really just a conduit that allowed her to air her views...I don't want to judge. I'll let the voters do that.
Yeah...she doesn't want to judge. Anybody interested in buying a bridge?
