Geist is happy to have his former 'Today' co-host, Al Roker, back on the air.
along with the rest of the country. The 47-year-old journalist spoke with ET's Rachel Smith at the National Board of Review on Sunday, where he was hosting the event, about Roker's recent health battle and his emotional return to the NBC morning show last week.
, adds of his friend and mentor,"I'm just so happy Al's in good health. And I think I and the whole country's so happy he's back on the screen. We missed our Al." "Honestly, I didn't until Friday when they played the piece where his doctors spoke out," he says."Al gives off positivity and light all the time... It was a serious deal."show last Friday, he and his wife, Deborah Roberts, detailed just how serious his condition was after more than two months off the air.
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