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Savannah Guthrie back at 'Today' anchor desk for the first time since her mother's disappearance

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Savannah Guthrie returns to 'Today' anchor desk for first time since mother's disappearance
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Savannah Guthrie returns to 'Today' anchor desk for first time since mother's disappearance
Savannah Guthrie has returned to NBC’s “Today” show anchor desk for the first time since her mother's disappearance more than two months ago.
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CompetitiveCourse584 Apr 6, 2026 +106
"Disappearence" seems kind of light wording for a kidnapping.
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suppadelicious Apr 6, 2026 +55
Which was almost certainly a murder
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Capt-Crap1corn Apr 6, 2026 +29
It's probably both. I really hope this get's solved.
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bwoah07_gp2 6 days ago +19
It's insane the FBI hasn't been able to solve this, or even gain more leads and info about it. So sad....
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ForsakenRelief309 6 days ago +24
It’s almost as if the FBI didn’t care…
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CallousBastard 6 days ago +24
...and is run by an unqualified goon who was hired solely based on his willingness to kiss the ass of the Felon-In-Chief.
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Reemys 6 days ago -8
I'd be also looking at it from the perspective that Guthier family did it. They might have wanted the old woman gone for various reasons - inheritance, because she needed care, because they wanted positive exposure etc. - I just really hope the police did thorough investigation into the motives and the background of the family. Because this is a very weird case where kidnappers initially want a ransom, and then stop communicating. This is more representative of an "insider" job in the family.
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chirstopher0us 5 days ago +1
absolute bollocks
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MichaelEll1s Apr 6, 2026 +94
What a great time to commit federal crimes, these idiots at the FBI are too busy covering up their boss’s crimes to actually solve anything.
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Fedexed Apr 6, 2026 +17
Imagine your loved one goes missing and the head of FBI is partying it up without a care in the world
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MichaelEll1s 6 days ago +1
Would be even funnier if they voted for it
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One-Incident3208 6 days ago +2
Nothing about this is funny. It's a horrible, unimaginably horrible thing.
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MichaelEll1s 6 days ago
I meant funny in a really sad and terrible we voted for this MAGA kind of way
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Old-n-Wrinkly 6 days ago +14
Love the hopeful spring color dress. My heart goes out to her.
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superpony123 Apr 6, 2026 +51
Can we all just collectively stop referring to our jobs as “home” though???!?!??! This is such a gross thing that we do here. Let’s stop doing that. It’s ok to be close and bonded with your coworkers. I’ve had plenty of coworkers that are life long friends now. But dang we aren’t calling our work place home 😭
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blackivie Apr 6, 2026 +140
I think people are allowed to feel how they want about their careers.
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yumeryuu Apr 6, 2026 +39
I run my own business. It’s home to me.
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blackivie Apr 6, 2026 +23
I teach. School is definitely like a second home.
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indy_been_here Apr 6, 2026 +11
I work at home. What do I call it?
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Green_Shalashaska Apr 6, 2026 +13
Home^2
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TheCh0rt 6 days ago +5
Coming soon to Thursdays on NBC
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Green_Shalashaska 6 days ago +2
Haha, excellent!
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TheCh0rt 6 days ago +3
Same here. My wife and I run our business together. We ran it 10 years before our children and consider it our “third kid” and our kids (9&6) show interest in helping in the family business too (music composition, orchestration and preparation). A business can be near and dear to the heart for sure. Takes a lot of love to grow your own. Savannah Guthrie has done plenty to help grow NBC over the years, it makes sense she considers it home.
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Ianthin1 6 days ago +10
I've worked at the same place for 25 years. It's definitely a second home to me.
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BadAtExisting Apr 6, 2026 +14
When I’m working on set I’m there usually 14+ hours a day 5, 6, sometimes 7 days a week. No, I don’t get to choose when I can just go home, it’s not an 8 hour day kind of job. I leave when I’m released by my boss. I see my coworkers more often than my family. You do trauma bond and become a work family. Every set is unique and the people working on that set are the only people who understand exactly what you are going through. It’s really not unlike the military in that aspect
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alchemistlawofone 6 days ago +8
I agree but I think for a decorated journalist who said in previous interviews over the past two months that she can’t sleep at night anymore because she has nightmares about what happened to her mom…. Being on the good morning America set probably does feel like home compared to how she’s feeling in her day to day life without any distractions
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superpony123 6 days ago +2
that is a fair way to put it, though myself I'd just call it "a sense of normalcy" but that is me.
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alchemistlawofone 6 days ago +1
I would as well, but I do not come from a generation that has their identity fully tied into their work like a lot of Gen X and older do. I love my work and my career a lot but I love my life outside of it way more.
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Reemys 6 days ago +1
Doesn't it feel weird how she is over it already, and back to work? Is this a psychologically sound behaviour if she was truly grieving from the lose of a parent? I am saying this because I'd like to hint at the possibility that she orchestrated the whole kidnapping herself, so people can also think about whether her behaviour is not abnormal.
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Born-Ad4658 Apr 6, 2026 +59
I feel like you picked the wrong article to do this under jesus
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nath999 Apr 6, 2026 -14
You should see the video.
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Born-Ad4658 Apr 6, 2026 +8
nothing ass comment
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superpony123 Apr 6, 2026 -15
That’s fair, but it’s still true. I’m not really worried that I’m offending Savannah Guthrie, pretty sure she’s got better things to do than scroll Listnook and land here. I hope they find her mom and all so they can get closure but like…man i really hate this “work is home” shit
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Ollidor Apr 6, 2026 +3
Work is not home if you’re just some corporate drone or McDonald’s worker but when you’re making millions it’s different
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No-Stranger2936 Apr 6, 2026 +23
Anybody doing something they love probably disagrees.
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AstroBtz Apr 6, 2026 +14
How about you just let people feel what they want? Wild concept I know.
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +32
Strongly disagree. If you truly do what you love as a career, making 7 figures plus AND have rockstar people around you, that can be a home. Without a doubt. She’s not clicking in as accountant at a cubicle in office space making $65K. Your take is dead wrong on that.
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supercleverhandle476 Apr 6, 2026 -5
I make great money in a job that feels like it matters. I get to work with people I really like being around. And- I leave my actual HOME every morning to do that JOB. I’m getting paid in exchange for sacrificing hours from my life to further my company’s agenda. What kind of “home” life is that, exactly?
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +1
Try reading again. You’re not doing your passion, you’re not making 7 figures.
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supercleverhandle476 Apr 6, 2026 -9
You have no idea what I do, how much I make, or what my net worth is.
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +3
Don’t really give a shit what you, how much you make or your net worth. All egregiously irrelevant to the conversation and my original statement.
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TheCh0rt 6 days ago
If you don’t like your job and don’t consider it your home, that’s fine.
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supercleverhandle476 6 days ago +1
Reading is hard. I love my job. It’s not my home.
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superpony123 Apr 6, 2026 -17
We found the corporate shill everybody. And just so you know plenty of us experience the “work is your second home!! 😊” propaganda from our bosses/corporate no matter what you get paid. It’s a deeper seated cultural issue where we allow work to control too much of our lives. F*** that. We don’t need more propaganda and subliminal messages fueling that fire You can love your coworkers and feel a sense of joy being with them. Some people do feel “at home” with them. But that’s because we spend so much of our time at work 🤣 we often spend more time with our coworkers than we do our actual families. That’s not right!
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +19
Corporate shills aren’t making 7 figures or have their passion as their career 🤣🤣🤣
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JuiceJones_34 6 days ago +1
Cool. So are you lol
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No-Stranger2936 Apr 6, 2026 +9
Why does it have to be a corporate shill? Do people in, say, the entertainment industry or sports not love their jobs? Good God, look at something from the perspective of someone else.
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TopazTriad Apr 6, 2026 +9
Your energy reeks of mid-20’s retail worker who thinks they’ve got life figured out. I hope for your sake that’s right on the money, because if you’re any older or more experienced in the workforce with that take on life you’re in for a bad time. I f****** hate work and actively chose less money to escape the corporate world, but who the f*** am I to tell other people what they’re allowed to feel about their job? Not everyone thinks like me and while most companies are shit, there are rare exceptions out there. But nah, better dismiss everyone who doesn’t explicitly agree with me as a “corporate shill” lol
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superpony123 Apr 6, 2026
Lmao nah I’m a professional in a stable career in my mid 30s with two degrees. I love the people i work with but recognize that companies use this whole “we are family” propaganda as a means of treating their workers less fairly. I don’t have a bad job, but i have before (as a professional) and i care a lot about how my fellow working class people are treated at work. There are broader implications for our society when workers are pushed to their absolute limits. I could go on for days about how that affects YOU one day as a patient (I’m an RN). Or how that affects all of us with our food supply. The quality of things being manufactured. Etc.
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KwKelley28 Apr 6, 2026 +9
No, you’re definitely just wrong. 
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Awkward_Face_3761 Apr 6, 2026 -6
i don't think you understand what "home" is. a nice home is a place where you don't think of other people as "rock stars" or associate the worth of yourself or others based on earnings. home is a place of solace, privacy, and security. pretty much the opposite of the set of a f****** tv show. you can love your job and what you do, but calling it "home" is some grind culture nonsense. it's like when corporate refers to everyone as "family". it's cringey and stupid and probably means you're broken is some fundamental way. i'd rather be poor as tiny tim and have a loving home than have to compete with the kind of people who work in television.
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +6
I never said it was HOME. I said it CAN be A. Home (version of) Reread
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Awkward_Face_3761 Apr 6, 2026
i've read what you wrote, i understand what you're saying, and i think it's extremely stupid. i actually feel bad for you for having this worldview. home is not work by definition. if it's work, it's not your home. if you can be fired, backstabbed, aged out, or laid off from a place, that place is not your home. man, what a day, i never thought i'd be feeling this lucky for having an actual, loving home even though i don't make 7 figures.
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +6
Worldview? This is my worldview 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Bro it’s not that deep. I don’t call work my home or the people there. I’m just explaining it can be that for some in specific circumstances.
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Awkward_Face_3761 Apr 6, 2026 -2
and i'm explaining to you that what you're saying is objectively stupid. and i feel bad for you that you don't understand why what you're saying is objectively stupid. i don't think you understand the cutthroat world that savannah guthrie had to navigate to get to where she is. nor do you understand how easily it can all go away. that's the opposite of what home is. right now she's pretty untouchable, but that world, the world of show business, is one of the most cutthroat professional environments imaginable. calling it home is either sad or stupid or both
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +3
Never seen someone get so upset or something so trivial 🤣
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Awkward_Face_3761 Apr 6, 2026
i'm not upset. i'm just explaining rationally why something is dumb. i find it particularly important to voice this because the society i live in is devolving into a nightmare hellscape where people conflate their participation in a profoundly unjust market economy with the concept of home. i find that particular conflation to be deeply concerning and saddening. we've given everything to the takers, even the concept of home.
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JuiceJones_34 Apr 6, 2026 +3
You’ll be ok
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The_Sitdown_Gun 6 days ago +1
Many people LOVE being a slave. What can you do, just let them be one!
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Capt-Crap1corn Apr 6, 2026 +2
That's mainly why she's back as well. Her role is a very coveted position. She was never going to give it up. Of course, I feel incredibly awful about what happened to her mom and she has to go through it in real time in front of all of us. She was not going to walk away from the job.
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TheCh0rt 6 days ago +1
Your home is a place of solace, privacy and security. Not everybody lives in the same home as you. Some people are without homes. Some people live in dormitories. Etc. If she feels home she’s home. LOL. What is the argument? What makes you think she’s grinding, and what makes you think she makes her team grind? Where are you even getting grind culture from? How do you know how the production of a finely tuned daily TV show works with top professionals in the industry? I run my own business with my wife and we’re family. We have a handful of employees who have become our family as well and we cannot survive without them. We’re not going anywhere and neither are they. Family comes in all shapes and sizes! It’s only a good thing. Also some people love grinding don’t forget. When grind time comes in our business, all of us step up to the plate and love it. It happens. Sorry you don’t like your job
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Capt-Crap1corn Apr 6, 2026
I think there are a lot of people in the comments that feel seen and reacting defensively lol.
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superpony123 Apr 6, 2026 -3
100% this person gets it
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AnotherPint 6 days ago +3
I worked in TV news for years. You spend more time on the job, often in more stressful intense circumstances, than you do at home. You absolutely form family-type / second-home bonds that way.
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tinynugget 6 days ago +2
I get it. It feels the same as when they say, “we’re like a family.” (Run!!)
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Capt-Crap1corn Apr 6, 2026 +1
Facts. I tell my partner that a job will replace you tomorrow if you died today. Maybe it's a U.S. thing, but putting so much into a job is crazy.
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WhatFreshHello Apr 6, 2026 +4
It would be nice to see her use her platform and lived experience to shine a light on the cases of marginalized people who also remain missing. Obviously, she’s not obligated to do so but helping other families could ultimately offer healing for her as well.
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WriteOrDie1997 Apr 6, 2026 +18
She has made a $500,000 donation to National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Hoda mentioned during her sit-down interview with Savannah that Savannah really wanted to emphasize that there are lots of missing people that need help.
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ForsakenRelief309 6 days ago -11
Sure, but nothing for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Children, who go missing everyday and get no recognition or even acknowledgment of their existence. It’s a major issue in New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Alaska. No one, including Guthrie, should have to go through it, but maybe spread the donations around. To the above comment, I hope that she uses her comment to highlight people from all walks of life who go missing. Thank you for making that point.
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WhatFreshHello Apr 6, 2026 -9
That’s very generous, of course. A recurring news feature that humanizes missing individuals, gives their families a voice, and brings national attention to their cases could also have a profound impact.
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Greatsnes 6 days ago +7
Not while her own mother is still missing? Doesn’t seem like the right time for that now, does it?
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ptanaka 6 days ago -3
Mom Guthrie isn't coming back alive, however. Very sad!
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Lopsided_Tiger_0296 Apr 6, 2026 +10
They donated money to groups helping missing people from minority groups
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summer672612 6 days ago +3
I think it’s very odd that she is going back on TV. This is not some little event. 8 hours after her return there are 2 more notes sent. Does she leave again? It’s not okay…she’s now traumatizing all the people watching and her coworkers. Just stay home Savanna. Real life , not TV life, is where you need to be.
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Reemys 6 days ago +1
Hopefully the police was competent enough to work out the family-kidnapping angle before discarding it. That her family did it, not random kidnappers.
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crabcycleworkship Apr 6, 2026 +6
In this case her celebrity likely contributed to her moms disappearance considering the nature of the crime. It’s not hard to feel sympathy for both cases.
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Capt-Crap1corn Apr 6, 2026 +1
2 weeks, 1 week unpaid. You are coming back for sure. I still think people that do whataboutism about have a bad opinion. There are tons of people that go missing and they don't get the credit, but is this really the time to highlight that? I think everybody wants to be given the same resources and come home alive. Unless people spend a lot of their time highlighting this or just wait for someone famous adjacent person to go missing to bring this up… It comes across as very sanctimonious.
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LengthinessLow8317 6 days ago +1
How much PTO did NBC give her?
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Let_us_proceed Apr 6, 2026
Hundreds of mothers have been kidnapped/murdered?
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Lopsided_Tiger_0296 Apr 6, 2026
Hundreds of thousands more likely
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Nuttonbutton 6 days ago +1
Just indigenous women alone, the number of unsolved cases in the US and Canada is 4,200. That's literally just indigenous women
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charles_barfley Apr 6, 2026 +1
Dumb and bad
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