Lauer to Catty Kitty: You Got My Story Wrong, Too

NewsMax.com ^ | 9/14/04 | Carl Limbacher

[daybreakcoming]

Kitty Kelley, self-proclaimed Queen of Sleaze, became an American phenomenon when she was launched as a biographer by publisher Lyle Stuart with a best-selling book titled “Jackie Oh!” What followed was a series of sensational National Enquirer-style exposes of prominent people. Kitty learned early on that the more famous the celebrity, the easier it is to concoct stories about them. Kitty made millions bashing Frank Sinatra and other celebrities. Turnabout is fair play. Biographer George Carpozi traced Kelley's mysterious past and tells her story.

[Uncle Vlad]

Relentlessly cool idea! And T-shirts and coffee mugs, too. Here's the fun part: put an eye logo on it that suggests CBS, and I think you've got a winner.

[RichInOC]

Still, undeterred by yet another misreport, Kelley contended that the Bush family enjoys a "Donna Reed Show" family image, when the truth is closer, she claimed, to "The Sopranos."

...ey, fuggeddaboudit.

[Mad Dawgg]

"Bingo. Their protective bubble has burst and they're on notice - people are watching and not the brainless people they thought or hoped.",

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"Bingo. Their protective bubble has burst and they're on notice - The Pajama People are watching and not the brainless people they thought or hoped.

[Ann Archy]

"The Night of the Pajama People".

[SittinYonder]

MSM is running scared. Nobody wants to be caught like Rather was. TODAY booked Kitty for three days; salivating, I'm sure, at the thought of slamming the President for three straight days. Then after Rathergate they realized they'd better either drop the three days or actually ask tough questions to vet the book (at least based on what I've read - I haven't seen the show). Don't think this is good journalism or that they're enjoying it, they're just scared of being caught up in the lies now that folks are being caught. If Rathergate keeps going, CBS may start looking for a new anchor.

[SittinYonder]

If you're the president of the United States, do you really want to be involved in a libel lawsuit? interrogatories, depositions, testimony on the stand - certain things you'd have to admit to under oath or certain things you couldn't admit to under oath. If they file the lawsuit, they've got the burden of proof. Way too messy. Better to just ignore it.

[reformed_dem]

...Lauer doesn't want to get buckheaded on this story

Is that going to become a new FReeperism? I like it.

[Rebelbase]

"Or maybe they just don't want to be Dan-Rathered!"

I like to think that there is a possibility that some of the MSM are beginning to see the light....That is, only after I've eaten hallucenogenic mushrooms. :-0

[Mrs.Liberty]

that is good!

How bout ^Buckheaded?

[dixie sass]

He was not very nice to her on Mondays show. 'Bout time someone took her down a peg or two.