, time to add another name to the ridiculist.probably never heard of, dr. jennifer morse, and morse is the founder of something called the ruth institute, a project of the national organization for marriage which is a group that's very opposed to marriage equality for gays and lesbians. she is on the list tonight because she's upset about this. the rainbow flag. the rainbow flag that's been a symbol of the gay rights movement for decades now. she believes gay people have stolen the rainbow and she wants it back. morse says the rainbow represents god's promise to humanity and should not be a symbol of gay pride. plenty of other folks seem to like the rainbow too, i'm not just talking about leprechauns and lucky charm eaters. who's going to break the news to rainbow brite that she has to give up the gimmick? who's going to break the news to her? what about skittles? skittles' advocates claim they can taste the rainbow. that's got to really annoy dr. morse. and what about judy garland? ♪ if happy little bluebirds fly beyond the rain

appreciate it guys. >>> coming up, the ridiculist.l what you post on facebook. no drinking, no drugs, no nutdty in this picture, so why is this guy the latest addition to the ridiculist? we'll tell you in a moment. >>> time now for the ridiculist, and tonight the honor goes to the facebook thief. anywhere else we'll match it and pay you $25. book now and save up to 60% on hotels. only at priceline. this is the highest resolution phonso every freckle every wrinkle every letter every word every tweet tune battle and memory... looks more beautiful than ever before. the amazing retina display. only on the iphone 4. thank you for calling usa pmy name peggy. peggy, yes, i'd like to redeem my reward points for a gift card. tell points please? 250,000. calculating... ooh! answer: five fifty! 550 bucks?! 5 dollar, 50 cents. minus redeeming charge. leaving 50 cents. say what? happy time! what kind of program is this? want better rewards? switch to discover. america's number 1 cash rewards program. it pays to discover. >>> time now for the ridic

time now for the ridiculist, our nightly salute to something that's, well, kind of ridiculist.hard knocks on the field that bother him. what really bothers him is when fans booed like they did sunday. two daze later on the radio. he went after them. >> we're out there playing, pouring our heart out for our team as well as our fans. you don't boo your team. i don't care what the situation is, you don't boo the team. >> that's not why he's on the ridiculist, it's what he told reporters today that earns him the honor. >> we risk ourselves each and every day. when soldiers come home from iraq, you don't boo them. i take my job seriously. >> yeah. seriously. he really did just compare booing the giants to booing our troops, as if football players are equivalent to fighting in war. i know football players are in a very tough profession, but they're not being shot at or blown up by ieds, living in dusty tents eating mres and sacrificing for america. then he signed a $37 million contract with the giants, a private makes a salary between $17,000 and $23,000. now to be fair, rolle later

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time now for the latest addition to the ridiculist.w" ladies, who i'm a big fan of, but i'm surprised and disappointed to learn they don't like to see a grown man cry, at least not a grown republican politician cry. john boehner's propensity to get choked up, most recently on "60 minutes." here he is talking about school kids. >> making sure that these kids have a shot at the american dream like i did. >> all right. so he got emotional, a little teary, i think i maybe heard a snort in there. but aren't people always saying they want politicians to be more real and aren't men always being told we're supposed to be more sensitive, vulnerable, willing to show emotions? check out the reaction boehner's ba bawling got on "the view." >> he's got an emotional problem. any time he talks about not raising taxes, he cries. >> he cries only when he talks about how sad his life was, he had to sweep floors, he was a janitor, and he pursued the american dream. and yet he has very little empathy for people who are in that position now. >> kids may no

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time now for the ridiculist. time to add in the name.bably called the revicklist. vick is having a great year on the field with the eagles, but rather than being happy with that and letting sleeping dogs lie, michael vick now says, wait for it, he wants a dog. that's right. michael vick, who spent almost two years in prison on dogfighting charges, wants another dog. here's what he told the website grio.com. >> i would love to have another dog in the future. i think it would be a big step for me in the rehabilitation process. i think just to have a pet in my household and to show people that i genuinely care. >> now, i know vick has been working with the humane society talking to kids about how dogfighting is wrong. look, i love a good redemption story as much as the next guy. i'm all for britney spears bouncing back and lindsay lohan maybe some day getting insurance so she can get an actual job again, but isn't it kind of soon to let michael vick get his hands on another pooch? i would sooner stay in a motel 6 run by norman bates. ♪ vick

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saving virginia schools money but landing them on the ridiculist. >>> that does it for this edition of >> larry: tonight, jon bon jovi, >>> tonight, carlos slim. >> i think that anything that frivolous. >>> he tells us how he fears for his safety. believe it or not, he lives a lot like the rest of us. we will show you a humble, unassuming tycoon. the extraordinary carlos slim on ""larry king live."" it is an honor to welcome to ""larry king live"" carlos slim. we honored to welcome him in our studios. >> how does it feel when you were ranked number one? >> thank you very much for your invitation, larry. >> it's important how you operate your company. and the part of the public is investigating in the company. >> larry: so it was not a particular honor? >> no, no. it was not the championship or a confidence. that's in the other sectors, not trying to have a record set in this issue. >> larry: when you top the annual richest list back in march, they listed your net worth at $53.5 billion. is that about right? >> i don't really care about the evaluation. what they do is know that the chai

mark from idaho with the offensive snowman in your yard, you just landed yourself a spot on the ridiculist. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight the richest man on earth, carlos slim. what's it like to be worth more than $50 billion? >> i think that anything that has -- >> larry: the mogul tells us how he made it, how he keeps it and fears for his safety. >> we moved security. >> larry: believe it or not, lives like the rest of us. we'll show you a humble, unassuming tycoon. the extraordinary carlos slim for the hour next on "larry king live." it is an honor to welcome to "larry king live" carlos slim, it is an honor to welcome to "larry king live" carlos slim, he's number one on the "forbes" 2010 list of the wealthiest people and we're honored to welcome him to our studios in los angeles. how did it feel when you were ranked number one? >> thank you very much for your invitation, larry. >> larry: my pleasure. >> any kind of difference before, after, during, is not important i think. what is important is what you are doing and how you are operating the company you are ma

sum joined tonight's ridiculist. that's "360" for tonight. "larry king live" starts right now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight -- ♪ people, keep on learning stevie wonder. ♪ music is a world within itself ♪ ♪ with a language we all understand ♪ >> larry: next on "larry king live." ♪ baby, everything is all right ♪ ♪ uptight ♪ out of sight ♪ baby ♪ everything is all right ♪ uptight ♪ plain out of sight >> larry: good evening. stevie wonder needs no introduction. so why am i introducing him? except for this. he is a genius. one of the most influential artists and people of our time. we welcome him back to "larry king live." he is the recipient of 25 grammys and a lifetime grammy. he is a political and social activist. last time he was on this show, by the way, was on the eve of the inauguration of barack obama. we'll start that way, stevie. how do you think he's doing? >> i think president obama's doing very well. i think that obviously we were with a mess, unfortunately, the previous -- at the end of the previous eight years. and i think, you know, it's almost like whe

especially the wine lover in the closet, you're at the top of santa's naughty list and also tonight's ridiculist. that does it for this edition of "360." >> larry: tonight, the sensational celine dion. she'll tell us about her new twin boys. the pressures and pitfalls of being a celebrity mom. and how her next vegas show might top anything she's ever done. plus, super model turned mogul kathy ireland. she's created a business empire. a billion dollar brand. happily married too. how does she do it? find out next on "larry king live." >> larry: celine dion is a five-time grammy winning singer/songwriter. one of the most successful recording artists in the history of recording. she sold more than 200 million albums worldwide. she heads back to caesar's palace in las vegas in march. and we're thrilled to welcome her once again to "larry king live" from her home in west palm beach, where she is nestled in with her new set of twin boys. what's it like? how are they doing? >> well, the weather here is very cold but i tell you, my twins and my big boy and my husband as well, they're keeping me warm, so

gay and lesbian americans but her commentary has won her the pot of gold at the end of tonight's ridiculistat's it for "360." larry king starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> say hello to my little friend. >> larry: tonight my good buddy, my best man, al pacino. >> i love the people i play. >> larry: one of the world's greatest actors in a very private guy. he's going to sit down for a rare and revealing interview. you putt the godfather would bomb at the box office. you ever turn down a role you regretted? >> let me see. yeah. >> larry: the academy award winner al pacino. will talk it george clooney, brad pitt and others, all next on "larry king live." we're in al pacino's backyard in beverly hills. last time he was with us after much begging and cajoling was back in 1996. we thought it would be the start of hundreds of interviews, and this is the second time. we've become very close friends. we spend a lot of time together. this is only the second time on the show. let's show you a little clip of the first time from 15 years ago. >> no, don't. >> larry: watch. why have you finally come? >> i'

to us he sounds a lot like julian assange whose tears landed him a place on our ridiculist. >>> that does it for this edition of "360." thanks for watching. >> larry: tonight the woman behind the show. my senior executive producer wendy walk sir here with 30 years of stories from an extraordinary career in tv all told in in her new book. >> like a history book. the show is like a history book. >> larry: politic, crime, and world alters veents. a front row seat and we'll go behind the scenes. witness what it takes to put this show together every night. kathy griffin reveal what's you don't see. >> how can you face me? >> larry: and suzanne somers tells why guests open up. >> if you want to clear things up you go on the "larry king live." >> larry: and some of of the media's iconic moments. the beatles reunion. everybody's going to feel all right >> larry: the marlon brando kiss. >> good-bye. >> larry: all next on "larry king live." >> larry: this is going to be very interesting tonight, folks. wendy walker is the senior executive producer of this program. and the author of what i admi

radio then or internet now, believe everything that's on it, and you'll land yourself a spot on the ridiculist. >>> that does it for this edition of "36 >> larry: the legendary barbra streisand for the hour is next on "larry king live." >> larry: we are delighted to be at the home of the incredible, which is the only word to describe her, barbra streisand, the oscar, grammy, tony and emmy winning entertainer, singer, actress, and activist. she sold more than 71 million albums. her latest, "love is the answer" just nominated for a grammy. became a best-selling author with her debut book, "my passion for design." we are in the red room in the house that is the subject of that. this is more than a house. it's a barn. a main house. a grandma's house. a chicken coop. is this the house of your dreams? >> yeah, i would say so. coming from an apartment in williamsburg, brooklyn. and then another apartment that was a railroad flat when i was 19 years old. so yeah, this is the house of my dreams, yeah. the houses of my dreams. >> larry: was it as tough to put together as it appears? >> well, actually, t

giving new yorkers a reason to say they're mad as hell, the mayor and the city earn a spot on the ridiculist. that, that picture by the way, is what the city's going to look like some time next june if we're lucky. that does it for this edition of "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts right now. >>> tonight -- jon stewart on his rally to restore sanity. a political event or a put-on? oprah's sending "the daily show" audience to d.c. even president obama has given it props. plus, we'll talk candidates who claim they aren't witches. voice mail for anita hill. getting a grip on planet earth from the man who wrote the whole book about it. jon stewart for the hour. no joke. next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. jon stewart. good to have him back. he's the host, executive producer of "the daily show" on comedy central. he's leading the rally to restore sanity in washington, d.c. appropriately the night before halloween, october 30th. he and "the daily show" writers are the authors of the new best-seller, the number one best-seller on "the new york times" best-seller list, "ear