Katie Couric talks with Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey on ‘She Said' and the power of journalism

[@reallysomebody]

Despite being harassed and physically assaulted over a dozen times in the workplace, i never spoke about it with other women, nor they with me. I can't have been the only one, I think we just needed our jobs. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. May the next generation of women be safe.

[@Snippets-of-Mendi]

Thank you so much for this powerful interview. I always find your interviews so thought provoking and helpful. I'm looking forward to watching the movie and reading the book too. Thank you ladies! ❤

[@thelion27]

Excellent journalists. Glad to know they are doing the right thing for women everywhere

[@truthseek3017]

Nope, they are lying scum.

[@nursejill1474]

Interesting, I have always loved hospitals. The scents, the atmosphere. And, became an RN.

[@charlyadams11]

I enjoy almost all of the content from KCM. I will say Megan Twohey recently wrote an article about puberty blockers for trans youth that was not only misleading, quoting PhD researchers with no previous experience in the like, quoting physicians who are not apart of WPATH, and further stigmatizing this already polarizing issue by providing misinformation about scientific data, therefore I am not a fan of this interview for that reason. Stick to what you know Megan because you don't know anything about trans healthcare and you are a part of the problem.

[@thomaswilson7441]

👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🤔 well Katie they got the sex part in there, 🆗 but what about the drugs and the rock and roll music, 🤔 don't you remember what they said about Elvis Presley if they didn't stop them from swiveling his hips it would be a total disintegration and our society as we know it 😔😔😔😔😲😉😉😉

[@lizafield9002]

Interesting how this inscrutable juvenile whiner note offers pure contrast to the wisdom & grownup intellience of the group & topic presented here.