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my name is larry king. a few years ago i had to have open-heart surgery.vered i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help people like me avoid heart problems with the proper foods, medications, and a healthy lifestyle. well i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and ceo of great healthworks. for 25 years he's been active in creating and promoting good health. ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil. but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now we're also going to speak to doctor sharon mcquillian, a board certified in family practice specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundr

nope, i just think it's unforgivable. >> larry king is with us. cuit. >> starring role. do you shoot that in your house? where are those interviews done? >> we did the first week in our house and now we do them at a beautiful set so it looks like the house. and they're in beautiful studios in glendale, california. >> when you left cnn, i think a lot of people thought larry king is retiring. but now you're doing two shows. >> i thought i was retiring. >> but you're clearly not. >> no, i thought i could retire. but i once asked milton berle years ago, was he going to retire, and he said, to what? and i got to thinking about that. and i just couldn't retire. carlos slim asked me about retiring. he's a wealthy man in mexico. he decided why don't we form something together? my wife came up with the idea of "larry king now." we do an intimate show, interviews. that expanded into a politicking show on the r.t. network. then i do a baseball show for the dodger network. i do a radio drop-in show for cumulus and aarp. but the base is "larry king now." >> doe

this is "the larry king show." radio only. you will see a couple people in the picture, including rod nesson. >> this is larry king in washington, serving america for 50 years. this is a mutual radio network. >> this is barry manilow. i've written a lot [inaudible] [indiscernible] [inaudible] >> we're falling into delay, right? >> yes. >> what happened to tammy haddad? >> she doesn't have the white streak in the middle of her hair, which is their -- her trademark now. she is a longtime producer for larry king. she is a dynamo. she worked with chris matthews for a while. she and chris parted company around 2008. tammy reinvented herself as a for a purpose -- full purpose convener. she does a lot of consulting for media companies. it's not entirely clear what she does. she does seem to have a video component. she produces things. she is everywhere. she is someone who has made washington work for her. she would say that she is an insider, she just likes to bring people together. she has been a very successful business woman. >> h

larry king my friend. taste this wine but before you do i want you to describe it in broadcasting terms i don't want the nella overtones and lot legs and stuff like that and why is it the brown bear why because i'm going to ask you to judge it give it a give it a number and see how with the why you want me to do it like magazine as the of the wired magazine this is all old so it is one is impactful this one is you know it hits you this one is driven this one is serious it's not great but it's it's you know it's there now when you say i'm broadcasting to what's good for me like i'm a bad play no no no why does one attract what is what is it about one that you like my doctor so i had a heart attack and heart surgery years ago told me it's a very good idea in the life of a human male over the age of fifty to have a glass of red wine maybe once a day so i started i don't drink at home but whenever i go out to dinner i will have two glasses of said one larry way you know but i have to because i've got is a lie

all that stuff on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest so the platinum selling musical group common this do all of amy either one and make noonan on april twelfth two thousand and eleven. this unknown group uploaded a cover song on you tube the bed quickly went viral and overnight the pair began becoming courted by some of the industry's biggest record labels in two thousand and twelve they had their first bona fide to reveal hit with broken hearted making nick and they me one of the first of not the first band to break off from you tube and go mainstream new two is later their long awaited debut full invalid pulses is no hear oh did this all happen how did you how did that happen how did it happen we met at berklee college of music in zero four my mother's in boston not northern california we're not that smart so i came from northern. doing very different things i was a chester bone player she was a singer songwriter and we got to know each other freshman year barely and then begin to software star

well the larry king our special guests julie plec the executive producer co-creator of the hit t.v.series the vampire diaries road currently in its third season on the c.w. that's there's an eight pm also executive producer of two freshman series on the c.w. the originals that airs on tuesdays at eight and the tomorrow people which recently relocated to monday nights at nine how do you know where you wall i've lost track completely to say this was me belgium yeah i mean how do you juggle three shows well i have a really really solid team in place you know vampire diaries is in its fifth year so over the five years we've been able to work a group of people up to the point where they actually can do a lot of it on their own and some of it better than i ever could so that helps but what if you want to be when you were a kid you know in no particular order i wanted to be a professional tennis player even though i was wildly mediocre at playing tennis and then when i came to terms with that i wanted to be. a news anchor woman leave it or not and then i think there was a flight attendant

larry king thou. welcome to larry king now in new york and we're shooting today at the paramount hotel in welcome to larry king now morgan spurlock organism a spear nominated filmmaker and universities responsible for films like supersize me freakonomics upon wonderful presents the greatest movie ever sold and one direction this is us his latest project inside men gives yours an inside look at diverse fears of american life it's now in its second year it airs sundays at ten pm eastern on c.n.n. he also just into a landmark deal with the associated press it gives them access to its library of news archives for achievement tell me about that yeah it's that it's that it's an incredible thing the the a.p. is now giving us access to all of their own all of their archives you know so we have a hard drive or force far back as it goes to develop for film television digital so it's that is such like a treasure trove. of historical information of incredible stories and so what we want to do is is turn those int

kids you have a barks what did you do it a little everything i did hurt him and it's all next on larry kingnow. welcome to larry came out she is one of the most celebrated and beloved entertained is in american history with over seventy is in the business and seven emmy awards but he shows no signs of stopping her current hit sitcom hot in cleveland is now in its fifth year on the t.v. land network it is whether the ses at ten pm eastern her whole litany it's a prank show betty white's off their rocker is it its third seasons now airing on the lifetime channel at ten pm eastern on friday nights and third visit with betty white on larry king now you've turned ninety two how did you celebrate oh just by by. well i'm not a big party girl so i kind of tried to keep it as quiet as i could so i went out to dinner with some close friends and that but the actual birthday my golden retriever and i sat home and had a couple of vodka is and just had a wonderful golden retriever had one too yes of course he drinks and well he doesn't drink but when i come home. we film on friday night and when i come h

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you know it just sounds cool all next on larry king now. plugged in to larry king now today jonathan nolan and greg play them and executive producers and writers of the c.b.s. drama series person of interest jonathan recalled jonah is also credited for co-writing the dark knight and the dark knight rises with his brother christopher and greg as previously executive producer they had drama cold case and produce shows like law and all that an n.y.p.d. blue person of interest airs tuesdays. at ten pm eastern on c.b.s. how did that come about a person of interest because person of interest i had long wanted to sit down with j.j. abrams we've been sort of friends fans of each other's work and i came in we talked about a bunch of movie stuff and i said well i have this i have this crazy idea for a t.v. show and i found myself pitching it and he said let's do it i'd like in television to get your tie caught in a shredder four years four years later i turn around i've been producing t.v. for four years but it's them greg in a world greg i set down

on larry king now it's probably. andy cohen who wrote that you're a killie seal is that you couldn't still can't shut the that is true i'm not this got me in a lot of trouble i remember my boss saying work look it was called the real housewives and she said in the last minute we're going to call it the real housewives of orange case you ever do it anywhere else and i was like we're never doing this and trust me there is a real dearth of places to get news these days and if it upsets me great one story on pres hilton can mean the same thing to one person as a story on c.b.s. news dot com plus tender is the act it's a dating out where you look at someone's picture and you're going to show you this guy is italian he seems in. ok there he goes on the beach nice body all next on larry king now. there's no one like him on t.v. host and executive producer of watch what happens live and. negative reviews of the real housewives franchise which is also hosting its raucous reunion special to watch what happens there sunday thro

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larry king. on the popularity of the vampire diaries i'm one hundred seventy three years old dating an eighteen year old. starting out robbing the cradle the vampire diaries fans have a much different decibel level and which they explain you how much they love you are the show on the. foundation empowering this next generation with the tools to run the world and save it and protected by law using education empowerment activism and compassion plus there's something really cool about falling on your face is that you get up the next time. you are wiser and a lot stronger it's all next on larry king now.

on larry king now the charming and talented brit doing a lot of the big covers that i got came after i was on the cover of sports illustrated so they were really the ones that kind of created a career for me and then people sort of caught on after them and the people that work in fashion are artists they're incredibly creative they're very talented but when you're the model you're sort of the result of all of their hard work so for me if felt very guilty did you have a tough time doing it so if the good news is beautiful models sports illustrated tenchi yes i did and i think i still do but at the same time it's not like i'm in a fight they had the fed me because it's what open the doors for me plus it's only a mother and he really i hosted the show he watched it every week and got his agent to call my agent it's not terrible that's all next on larry king now.

before we go this evening don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guests are comedians and stars of the usa said com playing house jessica st clair and one in pahrump here's part of what's to come. when we were learning to be comedians at the upright citizens brigade theater which is a theater that any polar. roberts founded in the new year in new york city there's also one here in los angeles as well. yeah exactly i improv and sketch kind of comedy and so we were the only two girls in sweater sets at the theater and so i thought dirty basement something very wrong with her and it turns out there was and so we instantly fell in love. so soon into night at nine pm right here on our team america that does it for now folks from all of the stories we cover go to you tube dot com slash r t america and check out our web site or to dot com slash usa and also follow me on twitter at lindsay france for now have a great night. snow . dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. places changing the world lights now. picture most states. from around the

on larry king now we just found.words breakdown the latest in the aging techniques and harvesting of my own stem cells so now i'm replenishing my skin in my system with my own so. cells but the stem cell going to china it's a little bit sketchy here and there but nonetheless she's alive she's here and that artist from nutrition to fitness in salt sun sugar free houses that'll pretty much wipe out a complection no matter what you inject in it and i think physical fitness is a great stress in these you get a person in a room for fifteen minutes and work them out to go well and why i was so obsessed with looking and feeling younger we're living longer and we we want to feel good and we want to look that good said i'll tell you when it's time for my libido all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now you know in the united states roughly one out of seven people is sixty five years of age or older and that number is expected to be one out of five in twenty thirty with an aging population rediscovering the fountai

this is "the larry king show." radio only. you will see a couple people in the picture, including rod nesson. >> this is larry king in washington, serving america for 50 years. this is a mutual radio network. >> this is barry manilow. i've written a lot [inaudible] >> all right. >> we're falling into delay, right? >> yes. >> what happened to tammy haddad? >> she doesn't have the white streak in the middle of her hair, which is their -- her trademark now. she is a longtime producer for larry king. she is a dynamo. she worked with chris matthews for a while. she and chris parted company around 2008. tammy reinvented herself as a for a purpose -- full purpose convener. she does a lot of consulting for media companies. it's not entirely clear what she does. she does seem to have a video component. she produces things. she is everywhere. she is someone who has made washington work for her. she would say that she is an insider, she just likes to bring people together. she has been a very successful business woman. >> have you heard

hey megan i understand you're hanging out with larry king tonight he's going to talk to you about your new show congratulations on by the way a showcase for she like larry and me we can learn a lot from you know i certainly have not everything do i agree with but we learn a lot have fun on the show i love the. old geezer here he calls it was he's been calling himself an organizers of the child. he seven d. six or seventy seven i don't remember maybe i'm older than him and you got younger kids and he does yes i do you share a scene and. you have discussed on this new show of yours take part. time place like circumcision apple's app store banning of female masturbation up tell me about this show well how do you come up i have to go as they're very different than i am when you guys are a little on every night alive every night my other post is your biggest fan you're his idol so i have to give him that shout out now he's obsessed with you know he wanted. and it's really funny you know we wanted to do a new show that talked about hard news stories but also things like masturbation because

welcome to larry king now this will be an extraordinary session our subject is brain fitness that has with come a buzzword and a burgeoning industry but it's not just about brain games we're going to talk about the roles nutrition stress and exercise have on the health of all brains and what fit gray matter will do for you down the line joining us to discuss the topic to dr daniel amen the physician psychiatrist best selling author and world. the world's foremost experts on brain imaging his latest book is the daniel plan about a fifty two week program to get the world healthy through religious organizations dr gary small is a professor of psychiatry director these c.l.a. longevity center and the co-author of the all timers prevention program keep your brain healthy for the rest of your life the subtitle scientific american magazine named dr small one of the world's leading innovators in science and technology and with us via skype from boston is our offer in hand as he's c.e.o. of sharp brands it's a market research firm that tracks health and wellness applications a brain science an

on larry king now the one and only draws play you first now a t.v. personality and then a doctor i don't think so my life my soul my calling is medicine always practice medicine primarily republican or democrat if we don't manage will be seeded america no system will work is the biggest concern with question so will be a good doctor always feels that we was and every death all was s. and so what. i'm most doctors live on that little boundary of the pressure where someone dies and they are clean table i don't know if they died because i was so far away from success i could never have gotten through it or i was just one small little scalpel move away from saving clause i grew up like most of my generation believing that marijuana was something satan was in for get americans and a communist plot but i think most of us have come around to the belief that no one is hugely beneficial when used.

international i'll step aside as a larry king will be next and politic. remember back to when the n.b.a. was fresh and new you know on the very last day of twenty eleven when obama who pledged to veto the bill signed it into law anyways yeah that's the thing that document that allows the government to instantly detain people link to quote terrorism i've heard all sorts of opinions on how that language got into the bill ranging from conspiracies like obama's evil to apologetics like well the bill was really long in that language came out kind of vague regardless of how or why that abducted with no trial language got in there and it is. unconstitutional so house or present it's adam smith and justin amash recently put forward an amendment to fix this little oversight note this tiny amendment would only fix the invent the tension issue and nothing else but even then when push came to shove and when congress was given the chance to just change that little bit of the n.d.a. about infant attention they shut it down two hundred thirty eight two hundred eighty tw

on larry king now the big bang theory star's miami all again melissa roush it's a show about the rest of us you know the shows i watched as a kid were lots of attractive people looking up in different permutations and our show is not that our show is about the other people who don't fit in and i spent years waiting tables and standing on a street corner handing out flyers to have people come to see stand up comedy and really there's not a tape night that we have that i don't go back to my dressing room and have to get in retouching my make up because i'm so grateful i'm very awkward when i get recognized and make it awkward for everyone in my surrounding environment i still go to the supermarket and i still go places with my kids in a baseball hat on for jim and for caylee especially that's very hard to do plus the most embarrassing moment on the set we had a soda or sheldon was supposed to spank amy off camera it was supposed to be audio only and in front of the audience cutlery decided he would like that to be done on camera and jim and i had not at all rehearsed people seeing him s

all next on larry king now. well going to larry king now and we welcome to veteran krevin captains from the discover examples hugely successful reality show deadliest catch jonathan hill scran known for his on board pranks is the captain of time bandits and wild bill was roski recognized for his hard work at honesty he's the skipper of cape collection the landmark ten season of deadliest cats airs tuesdays at nine pm eastern on the discovery channel let's watch a clip from the ten season should. tell your way it's time to get. the trump card. careful what you wish for. your good. looks. he really does of course john with them builders who are both. so my answer i don't buy it and this for the record i don't miss that yet we get the bug to go out there but i don't really miss that right now do you how many years you've been doing this thirty four what took you into this profession my father did it and i remember he used to set off in the sun like a cowboy at the end of the movie and leave me with all the women. a

politicking on larry king and joining me here in new york is a man who has worn many hats and from both sides of the aisle former governor of utah former united states ambassador to china a candidate for the twenty twelve republican presidential nomination chairman of the board of directors at the atlantic council and is now the chairman cochairman rather of no labels which is determined to stop the fighting and start to think sitting in politics is one of my favorite people to use governor jon huntsman welcome to politicking larry what a treat being with the king like that get my butt in that but i have to tell you this i also have a radio program now oh on sirius x.m. i guess yes you're going to be on the today you can guess where i fell in love with radio listening to you on the mutual radio lated when i laid i used to stay up american i was just married i worked for ronald reagan as an advance man and i stay up late at night to listen to you have the best guests on and you would really dig deep on really substantive issues of the day your father was up in the nixon white house he su

. >> commissioners general manager ginsburg i'm larry king i'm a father of 3 active young girls i have a dog murphy i rarely use this park with my dogs i served on the library commission for 8 years we reviewed projects and this was one time for generations we wanted to make sure that the projects worked for all generations. if you look at the nova valley and the demographics lots of families and kids. to me the big issue with the proposing proposal is the loss of active space i'm totally supportive of the active zone and keeping the one court but losing the active space the most useful space the basketball area roadway kids are there using that space when schools out they're there and if the tennis courts are not used they're there. the problem with the the plan those kids are not going to have enough spaces i came home last time and saw a full court basketball game going on and can i see placing successor off the wall and two old ladies placing tennis. my recommendation would be to think about preserving that basketball black top space and i think about you guys have done a lot of re

you know i'm larry king and i'm very happy to have the new co-host to the d.v.d.'s take part live which airs weeknights at ten eastern seven pacific she's also the daughter of my friend senator john mccain and the author of dirty sexy politics and she joins me here in our studios thanks maggie thank you and you again for having me again we'll discuss your show and everything in a while oh great why are you still a republican meg and. paul again small government you know i'm a fiscal conservative at the end of the day i'm pro-life i'm pro big military and involvement you know i just i still the basic core of their public and party is why i'm still republican how about the major dispute in the party now between the tea party people are you the right versus the middle in the sense or semi middle there's a fight going on for the soul of the republican party right now and what happens i don't know i'm a republican but i'm open to voting for an independent candidate i think what's more interesting than the tea party right now is the libertarian movement and if that's goi

she sat down for interviews a few times with larry king. i want to play a sound bite from this.le incident. i was a few years younger than her, but looked at her as someone my age in the white house and remember following this with just my jaw on the floor, how it change mid view of the presidency. here is what she said to larry king. >> is your goal the typical young pretty girl's goal in america? marriage? >> i've always been a romantic at heart, and have i always wanted kids. and i think the idea of sharing your life with the right person is amazing, actually. i think it's great. and my friends who are married are just blissfully happy. >> you envy them? >> no, i'm happy for them. i mean, i can't wait for my turn. but it's -- they're good examples. >> she can't blame, all right, the situation for the fact that those things haven't yet happened to her, lloyd. but, again, it's an issue of sympathy. shouldn't she have a right to tell her story without everybody piling on and telling her to shut up? >> well, sure. but hasn't she told her story already? she did a big interview wit

people on hollywood and vine waiting to see me and jay leno was going to speak on my behalf and larry king and my family and friends from around the country flew in. we've got a luncheon that was overcrowded afterwards. i'm still try to process all the love that was coming at me that particular day. that is just me on the star of the hall of fame. you are posting "good morning america." we are all following your story, tuning in to see how you are doing. what must it feel like when you've got that much love coming at you? >> my family said this to me. when i went through breast cancer in 2007, people were very kind but i kind of kept them at arms length. even though i shared with them, i allowedtime, myself. it is great that you took the time to appreciate it. there are so many different lessons here. there is also a lesson on friendship, how to be a friend on both sides, had to accept friendship and extend friendship. and i think that is something faith, family and friends have carried me through the most difficult times in my life. tavis: give me a sense of what this has done for your wo

that was susie armin's talking politics and finance on this edition of politicking with larry king.the federal reserve i want to get this right because i know nothing about this the federal reserve is in the middle of tapering is stimulant quantitative easing policy. so worried about this last night i'd tell you a tims of asleep thinking about the stimulative quantitative easing policy but you know what that is how concerned there are people be about this like at once i worry about this i'm not sure you should worry about it the reason they're worried about it the big people are worried about it is that if interest rates start to go up which means they would be easy and allow we now interest rates to go up the every day people will stop putting their money in the stock market to get a yield to get income and they will start once again taking their money and buying certificates of deposit buying things that are safe and sound giving them income so i think they're afraid of it because it would stall the stock market is this tilted to insured deposits there are still certificate ever n

and before we go don't forget to tune into politicking with larry king tonight's guest is former utah governor and ambassador to china john huntsman here's a part of what's to come a lot of cause this cleavage when i was young i would remember that i would do the democrats would put their arms around each other to solve problems coming towards an accommodation was considered a grave and require a great time sure i'm sure going to go on we had political we've had professional obstructionism that is growing up in our political system so you now have on k. street in washington d.c. full time professionals who are consultants who are spin or it is who are communicators rescript writers and they work for team red or team blue they work for the republicans they work for the democrats and we've completely disincentive ised and he works in the middle which is to say getting things done and compromising so if you want to raise money larry if you want to get on the talk shows you've got to be at the extreme end that's where the action is. tune in for that tonight at nine pm here on our team ame

and that's why confine my show larry king now right here on our team. question more. he has just released the annual report directly to the us government the comment that can do that every commandment which is hilarious. making a joke about how many regulations our government right. not so funny how much these regulations or how they illustrate just how i feel i will probably be in a bid to win it. the recorder like and regulations with orders to attack our government with the budget and policy expected to be done and much it costs. another factor that all the regulations that are put in place. and then coffee at a time and more. none of the costs that big business or government agencies have to pay to comply with regulations. monday came and he said. the thing that either of these regulatory costs. he didn't want the report had them up as best as possible. regulatory costs. don't make the ten biggest economy in a world that only a whopping one point eight things really do i took a candidate in cayenne gts one point two trillion here is one point eight four trillion.

on larry king. has been called the best of the year for should see we surprised not at all i was called it the best of pop album before before they were going to move a look at corporate america the corporations and the people was successful are the ones who have hired that guy to put their finger on the pulse of urban culture. actually one of my best friends he's definitely one of the trendsetters innovators i think the best producer in music is he tough on you very much so he will always want you to try new things and you know i'm not always open to that plus most embarrassing moment professionally for getting my lyrics on good morning america what a hobby just a little bit that. i home the melody all next on larry king now. well done to larry king our special guest this pusha t. the grammy nominated multi platinum rap but his debut solo album my name is my name has been the hailed as one of the best of twenty third. team this soft war effort king bush is due later this year prior that going it al

betty is our first ever third time guest on larry king now so we have a. little friend to come visit her but she made it all here comes this get the kids . we hard money. coming up yes yes yes oh here it was one truism about this he will not like you he does not let you go and he will not bark i just can't believe that i was seeing you again i was hoping and then i thought well no well probably here in the system robin brought him all the way from beverly hills he's a beverly hills dog of course meaning he's very spoiled there is spoiled especially the best you know i've never seen his tongue it's very weird to see if he doesn't get out much is it was just that he was little excited yes we can be right here all right. you're not as much on campbell yes i guess you are right sweetheart. there started to fifth season of hot in cleveland do you ever think the show will go this far no i was surprised when it got when the pilot got picked up i was real busy at the time and they asked me to the pilot and i said i just can't well do the pilot but i can't i can't

well done to larry king our special guest this pusha t. the grammy nominated multi platinum rap but his debut solo album my name is my name has been the hailed as one of the best of two thousand and thirteen this soft war effort king bush is due later this year prior to going it alone pushes spent years as one of have one half or other of the critically acclaimed do all the clips with his brother no malice thanks for coming on things that have been rolling stone complex and pitchfork all called my name is my name one of the best albums of the year you surprised not at all. you know our problem i sell for and making street hip hop albums and i feel like that's my lane and i've been doing it consistently for a very long time so you know i was called in to breath before before they are but did fame come to you fame came very late. you know i started this in two thousand and two with the clips. that i was a platinum album after that i went through that label turmoil i went through plenty ups and downs in the business and so this new my name is

today you can see larry king. he was a cofounder.it a cofounder, it ordere remember and he is our tenant. 180 shows of him per year. everybody from the dalai lama to oprah winfrey. stuart: but i don't pay to receive this thing? >> correct, you can watch free of charge. we do advertise, swimming money from advertising, sponsorship and increase will make money from licensing and syndication. with a new show we're modulator this month, one short we wash in 40 countries, the other in about 60 countries. haley show we're marketing all over the world. we make money that way. stuart: to get people to watch, you need a name brand personality to launch this thing and get it going, don't you? >> it certainly helps. we are pitched all the time to put it up on the internet. if anything i think the digital domain is more competitive in some ways than traditional. on youtube there are thousands of thousands of examples. to be competitive you need compelling programming, what we call big personalities. we like people like larry king, harry duff, je

and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is documentary filmmaker morgan spurlock here's a clip where larry asks them what makes a good documentary they create emotion they create emotion they move you they absolutely as good movies do and sixty year olds will watch a dark eighteen year olds that when i remember when supersize me came out i called a friend of mine who lived in dallas texas he called me in these and he was out to the movies on a friday night and supersize me in a movie theater is it a theater with three theaters it was truly with brad pitt van helsing with hugh jackman and supersize me because it is these the movies that are playing at the center of like i was like and it's supersize me empty and it's like you go it's perfect it's amazing and so it is the film came out is then was over the sixteen year old kids fourteen it was packed with young kids that came sees them all these like thirteen fourteen year old kids coming out movie going oh my gosh that was so disgustingly threw it out of the car window and can you believe

and before you go don't forget to tune in nine pm coming up for larry king now tonight's guests are crab boat captains and the stars of the discovery channel series that catch jonathan hill strand and wild bill would try here's a part of what's to come. what took you into this profession my father did it and i remember he used to sell off in the sun like a cowboy at the end of the movie and leave me with all the women. and he maybe grandma on the box but now i just want to stay home with all the women. will was this we live out of homer alaska we live right on the beach you have to actually from my job and see i was playing billiards with a guy taking hundreds of his big and it's going to be for a living is that i'm a crab guy in alaska we're coming back to the crab boat i said well you're stupid if you're making any kind of money i'm going to i'm going to be a rock star one day yeah is it good money to get television obvious is good money is credit good money well we have to keep our day jobs we actually make more money grabbers and i make quarter million dollars a year just off my cred

this media, cnn is called the missing brand network and larry king has hat enough. >> the tough time at cnn would be the airplane story because i think i would crack up laughing, how many times can you cover a plane? six weeks and all we know is it made a left turn! >> here is a bow news, there is a poll packed with questions that people cannot know the answers to and 46 percent say the malaysian airliner is far from the search site and only 79 percent think there are no survivors, and 57 percent say terrorists remain involved and, by the way, 9 percent believe that space aliens are other outer space creatures were involved. you heard it here. >> we have not heard the last of donald sterling, the l.a. clippers owner banned after the racist comments. now a more recent tape emerged leaked to radar which donald sterling said he did not exactly view survive stiff as his assistant. >> i am talking to a girl, i am trying to have sex with her, i am trying to play with her, what...you know...if you have sex with a girl and you are talking to her privately you don't think anyone is there. you

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you are wiser and a lot stronger it's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest ian somerhalder he's known for playing the role of boone on the hit t.v. show lost in two thousand and ten he launched ian somerhalder foundation to help educate people on positively impacting the planet he will be a celebrity cars follow on the may fourth episode of showtime's new docu series years of living dangerously and you can see him as the bad boy vampire damon salvatore every tuesday night at eight pm on c w's the vampire diaries actually all it's it there's a and i said to say ok this is thursday thank you for gregory me and what i'll be explain the popularity of the pilot it's an interesting concept i mean this this story particularly resonated with people both young and not so young i think. the younger ones you know there's this weird crazy thing that happens i don't think they quite understand it's that mean the storytelling is awesome but there's this weird little thing we do as humans where when you layer danger and power and sex

people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.g.p. question. happy happy friday folks i'm abbie martin and this is broken the sat so if you're tempted to run for office in this country there should be some sort of intelligence litmus test and you think the number one question should be did iraq have weapons of mass destruction yet sadly here we are eleven years after being fed a fabricated evidence and systematically lied to in order to fulfill the neo cons of white dream and some politicians are still touting w m d absurdity take a listen to what iowa g.o.p. senate candidate joni ernst had to say this week. obviously the president thought that there was actionable intelligence so i you know as a an iraqi war veteran i stand beside that and i'll stand aside every other soldier i served with him believing we we were on a clearly defined mission to go into iraq. i i will stand by that in themselves. we don't know that there were weapons on the ground when we went in however i do have reason to believe that there

and before we go don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry king tonight status is investigative journalist matt taibbi talking about his new book the divide american injustice in the age of the wealth gap here's a look at what's to come. you know matt you come from a fairly privileged background your father was an n.b.c. correspondent you went to very good schools you have a have a sense of guilt writing about the divide knowing that you are on the upper side of the divide oh you know absolutely that i mean this this book there's a way to look at it and say that this is a tale of white guilt basically i mean i i had been covering wall street for years i'd been doing to get all these stories about all these white collar capers that i wish i was really shocked to learn about all these things that i really as an american citizen should have known about but being as you point out a you know. upper upper middle class white person i didn't know what documented evidence go through i didn't know what people in the bedford stuyvesant go through i didn't know that you could be arrested fo

big names on this channel next after the break larry king talks dirty politics with t.v. host and daughter of u.s. senator john mccain this is r.t. it. with economic ups and downs in the final. day of the old saying i and the rest. so you meet every. million again she is not shy about sharing personal details or dishing controversial opinions she's a maverick like her fall those senator john mccain and she says she'd like to be a polish gold chelsea handler meghan mccain is my guest on this edition of politicking. my. opinion on larry king and i'm very happy to have the new co-host to the de these take part live which airs weeknights at ten eastern seven pacific she's also the daughter of my friend senator john mccain and the author of dirty said she politics and she joins we here in our studios thanks meghan thank you again for having me again we'll discuss your show and everything in a while great why are you still a republican the highlight is a large public and small government you know i'm a fiscal conservative at the end of the day i'm pro-life i'm pro big military