Apple CEO Tim Cook Will be on Good Morning America Tomorrow

[MacRumors]

Apple CEO Tim Cook will appear on Good Morning America tomorrow morning, where he will be interviewed by Robin Roberts live in Times Square in New York City.

Good Morning America announced Cook's appearance on the show on Twitter this afternoon and asked its Twitter followers to reply to the tweet if they have questions for Cook.

TOMORROW ON @GMA: Apple's @tim_cook one-on-one with @RobinRoberts LIVE in Times Square! Have questions for Tim? TWEET US by replying to this tweet! pic.twitter.com/s1umyOBWJM - Good Morning America (@GMA) September 17, 2018

Cook is likely to discuss the newly announced iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, and Apple Watch Series 4, and other topics like tariffs and new iOS 12 features could potentially come up.

Cook last appeared on Good Morning America in 2016, where he spoke about the launch of the AirPods, the iPhone 7, and the iPhone 7 Plus.

Ahead of his Good Morning America interview, Cook spent today in New York City, where he visited Apple employees at the Apple SoHo store.

Thanks Apple Soho and to our team around the world for the hard work you're doing this week and all year round! Can't wait for Friday. pic.twitter.com/E7Eisyyu1j - Tim Cook (@tim_cook) September 17, 2018

Good Morning America's interview with Tim Cook will air on Wednesday, September 18, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time.

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[supremedesigner]

I predicted most common question: where’s Mac mini?! Lol

 

[brofkand]

how many softball fluff questions can they jam into 10 minutes with Tim Cook I wonder?

 

[PickUrPoison]

I’d ask if they’re committed to bringing out AirPower or if it might be scrapped. I suppose he’ll talk a lot about the Watch.

 

[keysofanxiety]

I predicted most common question: where’s Mac mini?! Lol

Most people watching Good Morning America wouldn’t even know what a Mac Mini is.

 

[PickUrPoison]

Most people watching Good Morning America wouldn’t even know what a Mac Mini is.

I’d bet fewer than 1% even know it exists.

 

[Baymowe335]

Tim Cook is always great to hear from, even though the interview will be bland, basic questions.

 

[KPandian1]

We just saw the guy for too long onscreen! Why more of the same?

 

[fumi2014]

Hope he gets asked about that pathetic 5W charger.

 

[brofkand]

We just saw the guy for too long onscreen! Why more of the same?

Because he thinks he's a rock star.

 

[Rocketman]

It will be a softball interview.

 

[codfromthesea]

so... airpower?

 

[now i see it]

There will be one question that will be asked: "Is $1449 for a iPhone a little expensive?"

 

[rumorsdan]

let's guess how many times he uses the word "amazing"

 

[Royksöpp]

I find him insufferable and boring. They should let Craig be the face of Apple. At least he has charm and personality!

 

[Haswell]

This is great new for BOTH of the people that watch Good Morning America.

 

[Jimmy James]

During the iPhone launch last week Tim said they want to serve everyone.

Jobs wanted to build the best products and experience. Everything else be damned.

 

[newyorksole]

If they don’t ask about AIRPOWER then I’m just not interested.

 

[swingerofbirch]

This song encapsulates what the interview will be:

 

[GtrDude]

And the whole time he will be dressed in very casual clothes making it seem like he is relatable to the common folks, this way we don't feel so bad about spending money on him.
How about showing us his cars, house(s), his list of waitstaff, limo drivers?
Nope, we get the shirt and jeans version.
This way he comes across as some Best Buy worker.
SJ did the same thing....they all do.
Later Microsoft picked up on it, Google is now doing it too, so is Samsung.

 

[pika2000]

Because he thinks he's a rock star.

Sorry what?

Steve Jobs was a rock star, and behaved accordingly (demanding to be put in magazine covers, etc)
Tim Cook in comparison is a much humbler guy. It's just the media salivating over the trillion dollar company. And of course, normal people are not watching Apple keynote live. News like these is where they find out about new things.

 

[brofkand]

Sorry what?

Steve Jobs was a rock star, and behaved accordingly (demanding to be put in magazine covers, etc)
Tim Cook in comparison is a much humbler guy. It's just the media salivating over the trillion dollar company. And of course, normal people are not watching Apple keynote live. News like these is where they find out about new things.

He just seems like he comes across as someone who thinks he is a big deal. And he is a big deal, I just don't get any humbleness from him personally.

I mean just the way he acts during keynotes - he comes across as "I'm the big man on campus, you are all here to hear from me." When in reality from my perspective, he doesn't have anywhere near the charisma or cult of personality as even Eddy Cue does.

Steve Jobs catapulted Apple from the brink of death to where it was in 2011 - and did the same with Pixar. Tim has shepherded Apple into a period of almost unfathomable growth, so he is a big deal. I guess I just question his motives. I never felt like Steve was all about profit and shareholders, while to me we are all just items on the ledger for Cook. Cook has "sold out" so to speak. At least that's how I feel. His qualifications as a CEO are not in question for me - I just question his genuineness I suppose.

 

[ghostface147]

Same Tim Cook interview as every year. The fastest iPhone, largest iPhone, most beautiful, most secure and at Apple we value your privacy. It’s in our DNA.

 

[Baymowe335]

Because he thinks he's a rock star.

He was asked and was gracious enough to do it.

When you’re the CEO of the biggest company in the world that is also a consumer electronics company, you do things like this.

Stop hating so much. He’s a brilliant guy and a great CEO.

 

[brofkand]

And the whole time he will be dressed in very casual clothes making it seem like he is relatable to the common folks, this way we don't feel so bad about spending money on him.
How about showing us his cars, house(s), his list of waitstaff, limo drivers?
Nope, we get the shirt and jeans version.
This way he comes across as some Best Buy worker.
SJ did the same thing....they all do.
Later Microsoft picked up on it, Google is now doing it too, so is Samsung.

In most, if not all of these cases, the CEO is a self made man who started life no different than anyone else. Steve grew up middle class, same as Tim Cook. They worked hard and made it, same as anyone else can.

He was asked and was gracious enough to do it.

When you’re the CEO of the biggest company in the world that is also a consumer electronics company, you do things like this.

Stop hating so much. He’s a brilliant guy and a great CEO.

Yes you are absolutely right. I should step away from these types of stories. I am quickly drawn to the negative too easily. Same reason why I deleted my Facebook earlier this year. Thank you for nudging me.