With the stuff from Trump--that people who criticize him or Israel should go back where they came from--I looked up Connie Chung.
You might recall that in 2002, Chung had interviewed Martina Navratilova. Navratilova had criticized the Bush regime and Chung accused her being "un-American" and "unpatriotic". She told her to go back Czechoslovakia.
"Well, you know the old line, love it or leave it," Chung said cleverly.
Navratilova had been a U.S. citizen for twenty years and Czechoslovakia had ceased to be a country nine years earlier.
So I googled Chung's name, and it seems that her scumbag husband, Maury Povich, had been talking about David Letterman a few years ago. Whenever Chung was on Letterman's show, he would pretend to be in love with her and kept referring her husband by the wrong name---Murray or Morty. Connie Chung and Mr Connie Chung took this seriously. Povich is describing this as a "feud" with Letterman.
And websites treated this as a big revelation.
Chung worked in the same building as Letterman and whenever they needed a guest, quick, they'd drag her in.
Anyone who took Connie Chung seriously had to have been bemused that she was married to Povich, host of A Current Affair. He went from there to doing an especially trashy daytime talk show.
According to Wikipedia, Chung was born in the US "less than a year" after her parents moved here from China. She may have been conceived outside the United States. Who is she to tell anyone to go back where they came from?
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