Hello to you, I'm Gayle King, and this is my Monday morning.
For decades, Gayle King has appeared on TVs across America and is currently the co-host of CBS Mornings.
She's anchored breaking news moments, conducted groundbreaking interviews,
and made us laugh while we're getting ready in the morning.
For her Monday morning, Gayle told me about her 324 a.m.
Alarm, her very specific Starbucks order, and why she's done being quiet about menopause.
I'm Lane Florsheim, and that's coming up after the break.
This episode of The Journal is presented to you by Accenture.
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Accenture is deeply embedded in that business,
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Accenture finds the friction and builds the systems that make things run smoother and faster.
The result?
Less time spent on operations, more time connecting brands with the moments and fandoms that matter most.
Learn more at Accenture.com slash Spotify.
This episode is supported by Anthropic, the public benefit corporation behind Claude.
People have hard questions about AI, what happens to jobs, whether their kids end up better off.
Anthropic asked over 100,000 people their thoughts on AI and is tracking
in public what it does about them and where they might not have the answer just yet.
There's hope in hard questions.