LARRY KING: "Don't say goodbye, just so long"

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 25 January 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Nancy Grace and guests pay homage to the iconic interviewer Larry King. Several of King's co-workers and producers share their favorite stories with Nancy in this heartfelt tribute.

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0:00.0	A day has come that many people across the country and across the world cannot take in.
0:13.4	Larry King is gone.
0:15.8	A giant amongst men and women, a broadcast legend, he lived his life till the very last
0:25.1	moment.
0:26.3	God bless him.
0:35.5	Condolences today from former President Bill Clinton, saying he gave a direct line to the
0:41.5	American people and worked hard to get the truth for them.
0:45.7	From Oprah Winfrey, it was always a treat to sit at your table and hear your stories.
0:51.4	Thank you.
0:52.4	Born in Brooklyn in 1933, young Larry Ziger dreamed of a career in radio.
0:57.9	He chose the name King from a liquor store ad.
1:02.3	Welcome to Larry King Live.
1:05.7	The 1985 Ted Turner lured him to the newbie on the block, CNN.
1:11.4	Any personal regrets?
1:13.0	King became the network's biggest draw.
1:15.2	We're on it to have the president and first lady with us.
1:17.9	He said his secret was not to over prepare and some called him on it.
1:22.6	I was the number one shawnt television, Larry.
1:24.6	You know who I am.
1:26.4	King even bragged he never read the books.
1:29.0	His guests promoted.
1:30.3	What I worry about is where I think I know too much.
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