Katie Couric has apologized for the “Under the Gun” documentary that aired on EPIX, saying she regrets the editing process that was “misleading.” The documentary came under scrutiny when it first seemed like a group of gun rights activists were stumped by her question about background checks, taking eight seconds to respond: “If there are no background checks for gun purchasers, how do you prevent felons or terrorists from walking into, say, a licensed gun dealer and purchasing a gun?

” Audio recordings revealed they, in fact, responded right away.

Stephen kicked off his monologue with a few thoughts on Trump’s latest accusations.

Trump claimed that Bill Clinton’s affairs were partly Hillary’s fault, but Stephen knows better.

The project would mark the first starring role in a TV series for Pfeiffer, an Oscar-nominated actress who has as impressive a film role resume as there is but hasn’t worked on screen much in recent years.

Guymon Casady and Suzan Bymel of Television 360, the TV arm of Management 360 (which reps Pfeiffer), would also be executive producers on the show.

English has also been pretty low profile since “Murphy Brown” left the air, save for a screenplay credit on the 2008 film “The Women.” She is attached as writer, producer and showrunner.

While Couric hasn’t been a mainstay of morning news since her 15-year run on “Today,” she is currently serving as global news anchor for Yahoo.

Though storylines aren’t drawn directly from Couric’s experiences, she is expected to ensure the series strikes realistic notes." she asked a waiter at breakfast, ordering an egg-white frittata), and these days it's a priority.With her kids nearly grown — Ellie is a senior in college, and Carrie's a high school junior — she's feeling free from the "huge responsibilities" of single-parent child raising, and she's determined to enjoy it. In the past year and a half, Katie's life has gone through several sea changes.“As executive producer of ‘Under the Gun,’ a documentary film that explores the epidemic of gun violence, I take responsibility for a decision that misrepresented an exchange I had with members of the Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL),” she wrote.“My question to the VCDL regarding the ability of convicted felons and those on the terror watch list to legally obtain a gun, was followed by an extended pause, making the participants appear to be speechless.