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King uncensoredSaturday, July 19, 2008
Larry King is ready to tell his story. "What Am I Doing Here?" will cover everything from the CNN host's childhood in Brooklyn to his multiple marriages. It will be published by Weinstein Books on Father's Day 2009. According to the publisher, the 74-year-old King also will offer "uncensored" opinions on the many world leaders he has interviewed, including Presidents Reagan, Clinton and both Bushes. King will even reveal whom he voted for in each election and which president he considers the worst. |
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Posted by STREETLAW on July 19, 2008 at 4:26 a.m. (Suggest removal)
What is King doing anywhere? There are perhaps 100,000 people in the USA who could do what he does, many might even be better at it. There are probably 6 billion people in the world who never even heard of Larry King, and could care less.
His political views might be of importance if he had ever availed us of his leadership ability and actually run for some office.
Larry King is hardly a role model for anyone and I'm sure I won't be watching his tell all, any more than I watch his show.