Sarah Palin called Levi Johnston's 'Playgirl' spread 'porn' on 'Oprah'
(AP Photo/Matt Sayles)
Sarah Palin's November 16th appearance on the "Oprah" show gave the talk show titan her largest viewing audience in two years, with a household overnight rating of 8.7 and 13 share. In the interview, Palin dished about her 2008 campaign to become vice president, as well as her interview with Katie Couric that found the former Alaska Governor unwilling to share what news sources she reads. Regarding that question, Palin responded:
"It was more like, 'Are you kidding me, are you really asking me?" Palin said. "It seemed like [Couric] was discovering this nomadic tribe...asking me, 'How do you stay in touch with the real world?"
"I rolled my eyes and was annoyed with the question," she continued, adding that she thought, "No matter what I say it will be twisted and perceived as a bit negative."
In the interview, Palin also discussed Levi Johnston's spread in Playgirl, saying she believes its "porn."
Over the weekend, however, more photos from Levi Johnston's photo shoot have been released by the Playgirl website, and many of them appear "artsy," using black-and-white imagery rather than full color.
For a brief preview of Johnston's Playgirl photo shoot, click here.
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Palin named her book appropriately! The definition of rogue: "An unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person; a scoundrel or rascal."
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