Ask Larry King

Mr. King -

Having witnessed countless major events in your lifetime, which, to you, was by far the most tragic?

Larry, which interviewee did you just want to say, "stop lying, please?"

Why is it that back in 2001 everyone wanted to kick butt and take names now the cowwards are complaining about torture and the war i think everyone is a bit soft nowadays can't make up their minds

Who was, by your accounts, the most influential person you have ever interviewed on Larry King Live? And which important person in history you would have interviewed if that person would be alive today?

Why are the same talking heads and fools still on the MSM? Why don't we actually have an opposition media?
The same people and fools that were on board the administration to rail road the uSA into war are still on TV supposedly now covering the new administration fairly?
Why haven't the networks brought in new fools?

When are you going to realize that you have lost it. Time to retire.

Larry you are the king, What historical figure would you like to have interviewed , and if you had the chance to ask them one question what would it be?

Here's mine to God : Why?

Why do you always avoid asking controversial questions in your interviews?

After interviewing numerous, diverse and eclectic individuals, what is the most interesting commonality you have found among all human beings?

Which interview was your most personally surprising?

What is your first impression when you sat with Michelle Obama before Obama was elected as president ?

Larry, I just want to thank you for being in my life in the early times. We had one forgettable date in the 1950s, when you were on radio at WAHR and I was on television at WTVJ with "Skipper" Chuck Zink on "Popeye Playhouse" (1957-58). We were introduced by salesman Frank Boscia who thought we might have some things in common. We were both of Jewish background and you are five years older than me.

Skip forward to the summer of 1971. I was driving from Miami Beach to my home in Opa Locka in the early morning hours. You called out for someone to bring you donuts and coffee. I appeared in the studio, and although you didn't remember me from our brief encounter earlier, you asked me to start screening your calls.

Somewhere along the way, a listener re-named me "Ellen Rainbow" which was just a few letters added to my ex-husband's name. You kept me busy, smiling, and laughing for all of those difficult months, when I had to support myself, two small children, and a dog. I supplied you with hour-long "woman in the mall" cassette tapes when you started to fall asleep at the microphone.

A few days before Christmas, you were gone -- caught in a legal tangle that I didn't understand. I have never seen you from that day to this.

"Biggie" Nevins gave me your show a few mornings a week while they looked for a male host. He paid me $50 each night I worked. I might have ended up who knows where if I didn't get that income.

In the first few months of 1972, I was heard on Boston's WEEI by the early morning host there, Bruce Lee (No, not THAT Bruce Lee). The station flew me to Massachusetts for a marathon interview on April 28, 1972. I was offered the job and on May 15, I started a brand new gig as the first woman with a daily, four-hour, call-in program in Boston. I met a widower with three children that summer, and we married on February 4, 1973. We will celebrate 37 years of marriage in 2010.

Thanks for all your encouragement and for helping me live "My Improbable Life."

Sincerely,

Ellen Kimball (Radio_Lady)

Hello Larry, You've interviewed several people of varying faith worldviews. All cannot be true since many vary on their fundamentals: Like the Christian says “Jesus is the only way to God”, the Atheist says “There isn't a God”, the pluralist perhaps say “Both the Christian and Atheist are wrong and in fact all ways lead to God” (which is the pluralists fundamental worldview) and so on.

Outside of the studio, in the silence of your home, have you been deeply moved or been strongly inclined to believe in any particular worldview, after the dialogues you've had? Have you ever seriously considered adopting a worldview as your own? Perhaps become a Christian, a Hindu, an atheist, or agnostic or what might you?

If you have, what is it? TJ

dear larry king

thank you for your CNN GREAT TEAM!.i know you are great friend of anderson cooper!
i said i hope see sanderosn cooper appear on time magazine!
ha ha. you gave me supprise birthday gift!

i keep almost 2 years time magazine in room..i wish i can read all of them to improve my english writing .
watching tv brings me influnce knowledge,i think i am always the student of your every media host!

i am very lukcy person if i can be your student!
thank you!
ANDERSON COOPER ALWAYS SAID--LARRY IS KING!

yours sincerely student
bao,binbin

If you were transported back in time and had to interview Alexander the Great,Jesus and Hitler.what would you ask them?

Have you ever faced your interviewees with a prejudice in mind?

What would you say is your greatest asset
What has made you last this long on the job
Are you still enjoying what you are doing
Who is your greatest influence

You youself are a role model to many.

But did you have a role model?

If yes, then who is or was your role model?

Why are you still alive??

What's the secret to good communication?

Did Obie really say -
WE BELONG TO THE GREATEWT NATION IN THE WORLD, NOW JOIN ME AS WE TRY TO CHANGE IT."

DID OBIE REALLY SAY "WE ARE (WE BELONG TO -)THE GREATEST NATION IN THE WORLD. NOW JOIN ME AS WE TRY TO CHANGE IT." ?? IF IT'S THE GREATEST, WHY WOULD YOU CHANGE IT ? IF IT'S THE GREATEST WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE? IF IT'S THE GREATES, TO WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE IT ? "
AT THE BEHEST OF HIS WIFE, HE 'CHANGED' HIS RELIGION, NOT FOR A DEEP 'CONVERSION OF FAITH, FOR WINDOW DRESSING ! "IT WILL LOOK BETTER" ! FROM WHAT DID HE CHANGE ? TO WHAT DID HE CHANGE?

Larry, what you have done to TV interviewing no one else can do in a hundred lifetimes, just know that many of us are your students all over the globe, the young and old alike. I'm just wondering what would you have done in this situation: You are about to interview Osama bin Laden LIVE from his hiding spot in Afghanistan, he's strapped with bombs all over his body and an AK at his side, there is no American security around except for your civilian camera man; after the count for the interview to go live, Osama produces a list of questions at gunpoint and orders you to interview him based on those questions, his first question being "Would you kill someone LIVE on international TV?. He then proceeds to shoot one of your TV crew's assistant and tells you "Do as I say oldman, you know what am capable of". What would you have done?

If you could pick one person in history to interview, who would it be?

What is the one question you'd never ask your guests on the show?