Sarah Palin Interview With Katie Couric – Full Video
With all the McCain hoopla over the last two days, you may have missed the Sarah Palin interview…I know I did. But, this is the woman that could literally be a heartbeat away from the presidency. You need to see this. Much of this interview is quite unbelievable. You can watch the first two clips and see the full Palin interview, or see additional clips of her answers to specific questions. And, just because we can all use a good laugh…If nothing else, check out the last video clip, it’s really funny. Don’t forget to let me know what you think in comments.
See Full Palin Interview With Couric – Day One…
See Full Palin Interview With Couric – Day Two…
Sarah Palin on the Economy…
Sarah Palin on “Another Great Depression”
Sarah Palin on Second Guessing Israel…
Sarah Palin on Rick Davis and McCain Record…
Keith Olbermann on Sarah Palin Interview…
And on the lighter side…
Comments
Comment from Nelli
Time: September 27, 2008, 3:50 am
It is very embarassing to listen to her answers, but what is worse, that her stupid and irresponsible comments can be very dangerous and escalate the tension. She is obviously below the average level in her overall understanding of economy or foreign policy.
Comment from boomerbabe
Time: September 28, 2008, 4:25 pm
Hey, John Haaf, sorry about your brain, but how about letting women speak for themselves? Thanks, bud. 
Comment from Kim
Time: September 29, 2008, 12:56 am
I agree with John Haaf. Well said.
BTW…Palin doesn’t speak for all women. She’s also not setting women back. She’s a result of John McCain’s hasty, shallow, stubborn decision making.
He’s a stubborn old coot who doesn’t think before he acts. She is all wrong for that job. I hope people realize this before November.
Comment from Woodster
Time: September 29, 2008, 3:26 am
What is left of the smart people in America need to see this interview.
If this woman becomes Vice-President of the United States of America, I need to get a ball-peen hammer and whack myself in the head 6 or 7 times as hard as I can. This way I can understand how anyone would vote for this ticket.
Comment from Katie is a Bitch
Time: September 29, 2008, 10:51 pm
Wow, am I the only one that noticed that Katie Couric acted like a bitch in this interview? I thought the media was at least supposed to ACT impartial on television. . .
Comment from Bobbi
Time: October 10, 2008, 9:07 pm
John McCain owes the American public an apology. The apology is not only for selecting Sarah Palin for his running mate, but also for insulting the intelligence of at least a majority of American citizens. This goes beyond poor decision making.
Comment from Rachel
Time: October 27, 2008, 12:07 pm
Sara Palin has destroyed the public eye of women in politics. Any hope that we have had, is now damaged by her. It is my belief, that any woman that stands by her or believes she is a intelligent and good potential candidate or running mate, demeans themselves as women, and abandons the things we have gained. Now, it will be even more of a struggle for women to be taken serious in politics. No one should support her just because she is a woman. We want a woman in the White House that will be taken seriously, and that actually knows what she is talking about. The Katie Couric interview was an eye opener in my opinion. Katie wasn’t being a bitch, she was just getting to the point like all the other interviewers should have, instead of babying Sara Palin. She wouldn’t allow her to dodge the questions. GOOD. Any other male vice presidential candidate wouldn’t be allowed the pillow to fall back on like Sara Palin has been given.
Comment from John Haaf
Time: September 26, 2008, 8:17 pm
The Palin interviews have to be disheartening for capable women in any endeavour. While it was humorous, the laughter dies pretty quickly when you remember that she is trying to be Vice President
I was baffled by those women who abandoned their liberal philosophy when Hillary Clinton lost the primary. I’m even more baffled by those whose new allegiance to McCain has been increased by the presence of Sarah Palin.
Sarah Palin = Hillary Clinton; not in my brain.