and larry king was a dear friend of mine. and a mentor.so i'm not throwing larry king under the bus, but they're sitting, you know, this far apart. and donald trump looks at him and says, could you sit back? your breath smells. yeah, yeah. he says he says, has anyone ever told you your breath smells? can you sit back? and i think that is all i'm going to say about this. >> it's amazing. >> he was amazingly frank. and then larry king said, no, no one's ever told me that. >> he said, that's surprising. yeah. >> even then, trump was building a consensus saying, have other people brought this up? yeah. >> tyrus, you do what joe referred to. you take complex things and you make them simple for people to understand. could you go in the other direction? >> you had a bar of soap or move to france? it's not that hard. again, unless her thesis paper had scratch and sniff on it, it's not going to make any sense to anyone. you know what she's talking about smells by writing about it. and i think she just wanted everyone to know that she got her phd. y

i think that is all i'm going to say. >> it is amazing. >> tom: and then larry king said nobody has eversing. >> even then trump was building a consensus. have other people brought this up? >> tom: tyrus, you do what joe refers to you to complex things and you make them simple for people to understand do you go in the other direction? >> move to france it is not that hard. again, unless her thesis paper had scratch and sniff on it it won't make any sense to anybody. she is talking about smells like writing about it. i think she just wanted everybody to know she got her phd. it is right up there with gender studies phd. olfactory, people who smell that get looked at differently? kat, i know it is tough to tell somebody but what we used to do we used to have a buddy seem like he would be in jim class at 8:00 and morning when he got on the bus. at christmas time we all gave him cologne. it was like old spice, brut, irish spring. and he literally took the fifth gift like everybody is giving me do i smell? >> i got really close i was able to tell her at one point but then she looked so sad th

the last episode of larry king air and in 2019, mariah carey, single. all i want for christmas is you reached number one, 25 years after its release. >> 25 years after its release. >> still, it's number one, 10, 15 is the time passenger service on the sonoma-marin area rail transit system. the smart system. it's a temporarily suspended now while they conduct tests that should come back tomorrow. but the transit agency says they've had to suspend its since saturday, actually at the time they were preparing for the opening of the new smart port petaluma at north station. but while they were doing that test, the storm came through that brought down trees and power poles put pebris all of the rail. so they've had to clean all that up and the need today to finish the actual testing of the system. >> saturday was wild day for sure. all across the bay had trees down. power outages. of course, that confirmed tornado down saturday afternoon in santa cruz county. thankfully, today's rainfall so much less and haven't impacted is making things slick. but we can han

. >> it's a great pleasure to welcome the ramseys to this edition of larry king live. it is a live appearance. their book is the death of innocence just published. they are the coauthors. >> and this other guy, steve thomas, who had been a detective on the case, came out with his book. and his book was all about how the ramseys were guilty. >> steve thomas resigned from the boulder police department claiming, quote, we have failed a little girl named jonbenet. now, thomas has written a book on the case, jonbenet inside the ramsey murder investigation. >> then a couple of months later, in may of 2000, the ramseys go head to head with this steve thomas on larry king. >> patsy, you could have been arrested in this case. >> i wish i had been, and then we would have had a free and fair trial, and you would have met your waterloo. mr. thomas, are you saying you would have let her answer? >> let her answer the question, john. question. steve, why won't you let your wife answer the question? because you have assaulted her. you've called her a murderer. >> how is it exactly tha

the last episode of larry king air and in 2019, mariah carey, single.s release. >> 25 years. >> alright dogs at a rescue and rehoming charity in dublin, ireland were treated to some early christmas presents on santa paws day in this adorable video, the rescued animals being taken care of by dogs trust ireland are seen just overjoyed here with their new hall of toys. dogs trust ireland says the annual tradition involves lining of hundreds of generously donated dog toys in our rehoming center in dublin and allowing the dogs to choose their own christmas present. that's all from the present. that's all from the newsroom today. thank yo much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news at 2, 3 this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you so much. justine today on live in the bay. great show for it. we're talking about amazing partnership with the forty-niners foundation will tell you who they're working and holiday parties are in full swing. and of course, you want to loo

here's a clip of carter talking to larry king about getting older and about dying. >> when we age. um, the fear of death. there's no other way to put this. it just seems logical to fear it. it's unknown. it's dark. we ain't interviewed anyone. ever come back? do you think about it? do you think about dying? >> one of the chapters in my book is about the inevitability with which we have to face the end of our life on earth, and i tried to reassure the readers i not only saying almost exactly what billy graham did. the people with deep religious faith don't fear death, and i don't fear death. >> the former peanut farmer and a lifelong democrat served a single term as president from 1977 to 1981 before losing reelection to ronald reagan. carter's most enduring legacy came after his presidency, winning a nobel peace prize and redefining himself as a global humanitarian and human rights pioneer. tonight, president biden honored his legacy. >> the entire carter family, on behalf of the world, the whole nation. we send our heartfelt sympathies and gratitude, our gratitude for sharing pres

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. >> welcome to larry king live. >> were you shocked when quayle said that? >> oh. oh, it was the most shocking and prolonged episode of my life. i mean, it was to be in the center of it. >> why don't we place ourselves in the in the set from the top and rehearse it once with camera? >> let's say this question, my question should be really different than everybody. >> murphy brown was never meant to be the center of anything. there had been these riots in los angeles, which was the genesis of the speech. >> the l.a. riots had to do with decades of tension between the african-american community and law enforcement in los angeles, which had been systemically racist for decades. >> during the 80s and 90s. there was this crackdown on the gangs of los angeles on drugs in south central los angeles, another gang shooting, and it basically gave police the cover to use aggressive, militaristic style policing. >> sit down. and subject to arrest if you refuse to comply. >> and so, for black residents of l.a., having an unfortunate encounter with the police was real. >> but thi

it is a question he answered on cnn's larry king live. nearly two decades ago. >> one more call.en, utah. hello? >> yes. um, president carter, i would like to tell you that the first time i voted, i voted for you. i've never regretted it. and i would like to know what your. what you want to be remembered as the legacy. >> well, the things that a lot of people remember about me is that i was not reelected for a second term. >> what's your own legacy? do you think? >> well, i kept our country at peace, you know. i never sent a soldier in the battle. i never bombed anybody. i negotiated peace for other people, like in the mideast and zimbabwe. and i promoted human rights to the utmost of my ability. so if people 100 years from now remember me, i would like for them to conn rights to my name. >> it's an honor of being in your presence. >> thank you very much, larry. >> peace and human rights. i want to thank you for your company this hour. i'm paula newton. i will be right back with more news after a short break. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross. once in a lifet

is a question he answered on cnn's larry king live in 1997. >> one more call. ogden, utah. hello? >> yes, i'm president carter. i would like to tell you that the first time i voted, i voted for you. i've never regretted it. and i would like to know what your. what you want to be remembered as the legacy. >> well, the things that a lot of people remember about me is that i was not reelected for a second term. >> what's your own legacy, do you think? >> well, i kept our country at peace, you know. i never sent a soldier into battle. i never bombed anybody. i negotiated peace for other people, like in the mideast and zimbabwe. and i promoted human rights to the utmost of my ability. so my people, 100 years from now, remember me. i would like for them to connect peace and human rights to my name. >> it's an honor of being in your presence. >> thank you very much, larry. >> well, the u.s. state of georgia is mourning and honoring its famous son, and his life and achievements are being looked at with great pride. cnn's rafael romo has more from the carter center in atlanta. >> georgia g

welcome to a special edition of larry king live. we have an arrest in the laci peterson case. >> cnn has confirmed that scott peterson, husband of missing laci peterson, is under arrest tonight. arrested in san diego by modesto police. >> authorities said dna tests confirmed that the remains discovered earlier this week near san francisco are indeed those of laci and her unborn child. >> it's been truly a difficult four months. scott peterson is being transferred here to stanislaus county. >> by the time it was announced that scott had been taken into custody in san diego, a crowd started to gather outside the jail in modesto. >> there were signs. there were, i mean, happy they were applauding and people were screaming and yelling, murderer! >> and, you know, shaking their fists, basically a pitchfork crowd demanding his immediate death. >> it reminded me of kind of the jim crow south. >> i can only hope that the sound of lacy's voice begging for her life and begging for the life of her unborn child is heard over and over and over a

but even as far back as 1998, he told larry king he didn't fear death. >> do you think about dying? >> one of the chapters in my book is about the inevitability with which we have to face the end of our life on earth, and i tried to reassure the readers i not only. saying almost exactly what billy graham did. the people with deep religious faith don't fear death. and i don't fear death. >> jimmy carter wore his faith for all to see. from the earliest moments of his presidency. he wanted to be seen as a man of the people, as evidenced by his decision to get out of the presidential limo and walk the inaugural parade route. but it wasn't always that way. the american people will get to say their farewells at public viewings in atlanta and d.c., as well as along procession routes in washington and in georgia. born and raised in the humble farmlands of southwest georgia, the peanut farmer turned president will be laid to rest in the red clay of his hometown. and he leaves behind a record both complex and straightforward. as the man himself. >> well, the best thing i ever did was marrying

in-law comes a-knockin' ♪ ♪ i can open, maybe lock it ♪ ♪ if my home just had a brain ♪ larry: great n nat "kinghow, most of making money on phofox business and author of a very good book. i don't know everything that there is to know. i'll say two things. on the correction, more of a dow correction, i understand that but still, first point, i rumor -- tax cuts would be postponed until back-end of the year are hurting stock market, yesterday fed's blip flop or wherever they should have said we blew it. i just think that markets are befuddled with uncertainty. they don't understand fiscal or moptary promises. >> rally, animal spirits are based on trump 2.0, anything that may interrupt or derail it will scare the market. you know, you have a couple things. i thought yesterday's sell-off was an dim indictment of j. powell. the changes they made in their economic projections in three months are mind boggling, you can't be off that much and why do you see gdp going up and inflation going up. then fed funds up more. it does not connected. the other problem, right now, they take 16% of tax revenue to p

judy woodruff or anyone else, larry king, who had years of wars to ask very tough questions. prepared to answer them or in the book is accurate and i think everything in the book is is exactly fair. your book hits the new york times bestseller this week. i think at number 11. any idea how many books have sold so far? no, that those those figures came before when the book was not hard to publish. so i hope that this last week of intense campaigning will boost it up a little bit. which book has sold the most? as a matter of fact, the first book i wrote sold them out. as i mentioned earlier to you. why not? the best the publisher that that had originally couldn't print them fast enough. when i began to win primary elections. so bantam took it over and they more than a million copies very quickly and just few weeks literally or the last book i wrote last year, endangered values are the week that i started campaigning for it on a book tour. it it hit the new york times for the first time at number one, and it stayed on for for a number of weeks. so really, all my books have done q

larry: the great nat king cole, unforgettable. it's christmas, we're plague stuff like that.le charles payne who is unforgettable and has a fabulous show, host of "making money" on fox business and the author of a very good book, "unbreakable investor." charles, thank you for spending a little bit of time with us. you're the stock market expert. of i'll just say two things on this sort of correction. it's more of a dow correction, i understand that. but still, first point i want to say is i thought rumors that -- rumors, maybe the reality, that the tax cuts would be postponed way until the back end of the year. we're already hurting the success market. then yesterday the feds flip-flop or whatever it was. they should have said we blew it. now we see higher inflation. we actually see a stronger economy. so why were you with cutting interests the way you did in september and november and yesterday. i think the markets are befuddled and don't understand fiscal or monetary promises. >> right. western, the animal spirits -- well, the animal spirits are based on trump 2.0. larry: r

larry: here's a new one, does king dollar need a 100% tariff in order to protect itself?forbes, "forbes" media a chairman, editor-in-chief k can and brian brenberg, cohost of "the big money show" right here on fox business. that that's on fabulous fox business. steve forbes, let's see. we've got to get -- he's amendmenting at the so-called bricss, right? bra brazil, russia, india, china, but there's also what i would call little brics,s, knew jeer yarks algeria, uganda, belarus, kazahkstan, a malaysia, thailand, turkey, uzbek instant, vietnam -- uzbekistan, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. now, we know where trump's going, but is this the right way to go about it? we do want king dollar, i think you would agree, the world currency. >> he's giving them too much power. they'll be begging for dollars. the world will do it. the marketplace will do it, not these people. i almost wish they'd start a currency, because then we'd have a good joke. you could put it on "saturday night live" and have a good laugh. the dollar is what it is because of the strength of the u.s.

. >> we have general smith, the admiral, larry cold, ceo, and chairman king calvert. thank you for meeting with me and talking to our audience. i start with two news questions since i have you up here. i would first like to talk about the north korean soldiers assisting russia. how many are there, are they fighting, and why did north korea send them in the first place? what are they looking for. >> thanks. there are just over 12,000 north korean soldiers in russia right now. i don't know that they are in active combat but they are in a combat zone. they were not asked for by russia but were offered and accepted. they arrived in plainview, by which i mean north korea sent them and they were transported over land. they were provided by north korea in the hope of a concession but there was no actual deal for concession, meaning something returned. the desire there is likely ballistic missile technology. north korea is seeking to build a nuclear deterrent technology, submarine technology to update their submarine force, which is a vestigial russian force that's not been u

king again. good as gold. larry: mundell, lower tax rates and regulations. >> that includes regulations and this economy would boom and other countries would follow and have to if the governments want to survive. every one of them. 20% approval. larry: better to cut taxes before tariffs, david? >> yes, not only for economics but political victory. he did it in 2017 and got it done and more leverage into 18 and going into trade and immigration and other issues and he'll get victories with the other domestic policy issue ifs he starts with taxes and lower hanging fruit. it at the ebbed of the day, buyers and service connecteds can decide if it's a bad deal and think there's barriers to trade and too expensive, they don't have to trade, and that's the problem to me. i get it, politically, he's tapped into something and i can't help myself for believing economically i don't really want the white house deciding what's a fair trade deal either. i want buyers and sellers doing so. but it is -- larry: why not level the play

larry: thank you, roger marshall. we always appreciate what you're cooking up in the senate. president trump is vowing to use tariffs to protect king dollar. we'll talk about it with steve forbes and very own brian brenberg here on the set and remember, i've been away for a week, little vacay and couple nights of sleep. you can still catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. here on fabulous fox business and for some reason can't get us at 4:00, text your favorite 9-year-old and she'll show you how to dvr the show and you'll never miss a great house mcellroy or great senator. i'm kudlow, we'll be right backo ♪rt at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. (sneeze) (hooves approaching) not again. your cold is coming! your cold is coming! thanks...revere. we really need to keep zicam in the house. only if you want to shorten your cold! when you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam (revere: hyah) at harbor freight, we do business differently from the

larry beil. >> all right. the new movie mufasa the lion king roars into theaters this holiday season on the red carpet is getting with a special episode featuring new interviews with the talented cast and creators of this new disney adventure. >> it was just a beautiful experience. >> i thought i knew mufasa, i had no idea. >> it's amazing. >> it's a wonder it starts with a set of drawings that seth and i sketch to your left. >> how can he? at the world premiere and the behind the scenes in the recording booth. don't miss on the red carpet presents mufasa, the lion king tonight at 9:00, right here are the seven things to know. a severe thunderstorm warning provided or a tornado watch here in san francisco earlier that's behind us, but we are looking at nuisance rain showers with a level two system, gusty winds, heavy downpours. this will take us through the morning hours and then by the afternoon it's just scattered isolated showers with lighter winds. >> number two speaking of that, the national weather service did end that tornado warning just after 550 this morning is when it went out. it lasted for about 30

king, gray wolf press. samar yazbek, where the wind calls home, translated from the arabic by larry price, world editions. ga divining line will be an ac or is a some menial chung da which is to be tinder new york, georgia uses taiwan in naval the whose island torture journal young, [ speaking in a global language ] ever or should you so avoid taiwan george in the old says you the soldier or shoe shall you just go all the way down thank you. this is [ cheers and applause ] . >> this is what she said. some people ask me why i write about things from 100 years ago. i always tell them writing about the past is a means of moving toward the future. more than a century ago, some taiwanese people began making the assertion taiwan belongs to the many taiwanese, and now we are addressing it to a different audience. before we were saying it to the japanese. now we are saying it to the chinese. for more than a century in between, taiwan has never stopped facing the threat of invasion from another powerful nation, and meanwhile internally the taiwanese have a complicated relationship, and some of us still identify as

larry, you can handle it. >> yes. all right, just put out the cookies. mufasa. the lion king opens in theatersn friday.s is the latest original feature from our parent company, disney, and it's coming to us from two of the most sought after talents in hollywood. >> we're talking about director barry jenkins and songwriter lin-manuel miranda. >> as entertainment reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, found out the two of them are excited to be working together. >> i consider myself a pretty intelligent guy. i watch your movie. i have no idea how you made it. i have no idea if one animal is actually real. >> you know, it's interesting the animals are not real, but i love i went and saw the broadway musical, and people come down the aisles on stilts. and to kids, those animals are real, you know. and so to me, it was about taking the technology, the animation, disappearing it, and just telling a story. the one thing i will say is, you know, people are like, oh, what was on set? what was there? the animators were there in suits, moving, doing all the blocking of the lions, and

king opens in theaters tomorrow. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larrybc seven news at five is coming up next. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. right now. >> tonight, an oakland neighborhood is in mourning following the sudden death of a restaurant owner, and we're now learning about a violent altercation that happened just moments before. good evening.

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predicated on a real contest that larry david had been part of, seeing who could go the longest without masturbating. >> but are you still master of your domain? >> i am kinge county, but what also should be noted, elaine is in the contest. >> john f kennedy jr. is here. >> and that, i think, was a bold statement at that time. >> hang on, hang on. >> jerry was dating marla the virgin. >> let's go in the bedroom. >> really? that was an episode that doubled its audience while it was airing, because people were clearly getting on the phone and going, turn over to channel four. you got to see what they're doing. and that's where i think the ultimate success of the show was born. >> it's over. you're out. >> oh my god, the queen is dead. >> in the 90s, the world is literally changing overnight. and here are these four people grounded in their adolescence. >> you mean shrinkage? yes. for a rabbit huntingdon. >> they're not trying to be good people. >> and everybody recognized some part of themselves in them and went, i think i love these guys. >> george is getting upset. >> seinfeld that was a game changer. >> no soup for you. >> seinfeld just had a tone you wer

to commit to king dollar, we let exchange rating a force in manipulation, we don't have to worry when they charge if we stop over regulating our domestic manufacturers. >> like that. larry: a lot of sensible things here. >> very. larry: it will play out, that is it what does dow correction end. >> just, it -- 9 days in a row is a lot. it has not gone down that much. larry: 3 and a half%. >> child's play. >> nazdaq was at all-time high. >> 1978 of the not my favorite year. >> a lot of bad things. >> they did realize capital gains tack. >> true. >> he is right. you are right about that. thank you. thank you david bahnsen and jackie deangelis thank you. remember you can catch jackie with bria brian brenberg on the big money show on fox business. we have coming up our are tax cuts coming first or second? we'll ask ways and means chair jason smith, he is the big shot on taxes in the house. me, i'm just kudlow, robert mundel, go google nobel prize winner, i'm kudlow be right back. (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100

this is for stefen king, if you could play with any fictional characters from any of your books, who would you choose and what instrument they would play. >> maybe larry i'd love to sing with her. . >> very exciting. thank you so much. >> hello. i really like all of you but i'm here to ask stephen king a question. [ laughter ] >> stephen you said that tabitha took the draft of carrie and d pulled it out of the trash, d she get a cruise, what was the reward for pulling it out of the trash. >> she pulled it out of the trash -- >> she pulled carrie out of the trash. >> what was the reward? >> what's your point?rd she pulled it out of the trash and how did you reward her for that? >> i bought her a hair dryer. >> that's good. >> i mean, we were living pretty much hand to mouth and i got this call on a sunday, my wife, she was up seeing her mother and father in another, another town in maine, and he said, carrie just sold to the paperbacks, i said, did we get a little money? he said $400,000. and i went out to buy tabby a present. it was sunday, bangor, maine, nothing was open except for you guys remember this, an old chain called ricksaw, i went in and i

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