Piers Morgan: There’s A Particular Place In ‘Hell’ For Katie Couric

In keeping with Piers Morgan, there’s a particular place in “Hell” reserved for Katie Couric and others like her. Whereas making the eviscerating comment, the unabashed British tv character went on to brutally clarify why Couric deserves “a ring-side seat” on the inferno.

Piers Morgan (Picture Credit score: YouTube)

Piers Morgan determined to rake Katie Couric over the coals in a brutal column he wrote for Every day Mail, calling out the “mean-girl” for her hypocrisy. He even went as far as to recommend that Couric deserves a “ringside seat” in “Hell” over her remedy of her feminine coworkers,  which she admitted in her memoir “Going There,” The Combine reported.

After giving examples of Couric’s public condemnation of “bullying profitable girls,” particularly “terrible mediocre males” like Morgan “who ‘bully’ profitable girls,” the British columnist wrote that he was “anticipating to learn but extra inspiring proclamations of supportive sisterhood.” What he found was removed from what he had anticipated.

Piers Morgan blasts Katie Couric (Picture Credit score: Twitter)

Calling Couric’s tweets “a sample of endlessly virtue-signaling pro-women, anti-bullying rhetoric,” Morgan proclaimed that, after studying her guide, “It seems that Katie Couric isn’t a pro-women anti-bullying icon in any respect.” As an alternative, because of her memoir, Couric revealed herself as a “nasty piece of labor who chews up feminine colleagues and opponents like a hungry hippo gorging on watermelon,” Morgan alleged as he demolished the previous “At the moment” host.

In keeping with Morgan, Couric went towards every thing she has lengthy claimed to face for in terms of feminine empowerment and ladies in her trade with the best way she admitted to treating her feminine colleagues. “Her thought of feminist trailblazing is to bully, intimidate, abuse and harm different girls,” Morgan wrote, claiming that Couric “froze out” these she perceived as a menace, in response to Couric’s personal phrases. Certainly, Katie Couric seemingly bragged about her assaults on different girls in her guide, together with how she loved getting underneath the pores and skin of newswoman Diane Sawyer, with whom Couric had a “bitter conflict.”

Piers Morgan and others reported that Katie Couric attacked Diane Sawyer in her memoir. (Picture Credit score: Twitter)

In her memoir, Katie Couric additionally claimed that the “relentless perfectionism” of former “At the moment” host Deborah Norville was a turn-off for viewers, however maybe worst of all, she eluded to presumably destroying the profession of anchor Ashleigh Banfield as a result of she shortly recognized her as a menace to her personal profession aspirations.

“For a minute there, Ashleigh Banfield was the subsequent massive factor; I’d heard her father was telling anybody who’d pay attention that she was going to exchange me. In that surroundings, mentorship generally felt like self-sabotage,” Couric wrote within the memoir. Banfield, who was at NBC with Couric from 2000-2004, was shocked by the revelations and expressed publicly how damage she was by Couric’s feedback.

“Her phrases have actually hit me onerous,” Banfield stated. “She was my North Star. I at all times checked out her as some of the courageous [sic] presenters … at a time after we had been all known as bimbos. She was the perfect morning present host ever. I’m simply gobsmacked.” Banfield was significantly upset by Couric’s slur towards her father, telling TMZ, “I used to be mad about what she stated about my dad as a result of it wasn’t true. He was senile and close to 80 and he wasn’t out telling those who.”

After exposing Couric’s hypocrisy with a number of examples of her personal “bullying,” Morgan wrote, “Katie Couric went there alright. And by doing so, she has confirmed the world that she’s a vile, horribly hypocritical, vindictive misogynist who bullied girls as a coping mechanism.” Getting into for the kill, Morgan continued, “If there’s a particular place in hell for ladies who don’t assist different girls, mean-girl Katie Couric goes to have a ringside seat after her women-trashing guide reveals her lectures about feminine equality and bullying to be the rankest hypocrisy.”

Piers Morgan
Katie Couric beforehand blasted Piers Morgan on social media (Picture Credit score: Twitter)

“After ‘Going There’ is revealed, the Satan may have to order a seat for the ghastly writer,” Piers Morgan concluded. “Not least as a result of if these items is what she’s ready to overtly admit to, the thoughts boggles as to what else she received as much as that she deemed too terrible to share.” Certainly, “America’s sweetheart” actually confirmed a unique facet of herself in her memoir than what she sometimes espouses publicly, particularly on social media.

Is that this one other case of one more hypocritical narcissist within the mainstream media or was this simply payback after Katie Couric attacked Piers Morgan for “bullying profitable girls” on social media after he criticized Olympic gymnast Simone Biles for pulling out of the Tokyo Olympics? Both manner, it reminds us of a lesson too many usually neglect; particularly, it is best to follow what you preach.