Palin to Couric: Game On

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:08PM EDT / Published Apr. 03, 2012 6:50AM EDT

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Sarah Palin seems to be viewing her gig today as co-host of Today as more of a round two than a new start. “Game on,” she told Breitbart News when asked how she felt competing against Katie Couric, who is guest-hosting the rival Good Morning America on ABC. When asked about President Obama, Palin, who isn't especially excited about Mitt Romney, said that anyone would be "infinitely" better than the current president. Couric's 2008 interview famously damaged Palin’s reputation as a vice-presidential candidate. Couric is guest-hosting Good Morning America all week, and NBC has booked a series of guests to compete in the ratings war.

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Palin to Couric: Game On

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