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Larry King

Larry King

American TV show host and writerWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Julie RyanHOST
75:29
You're so bright.
Julie RyanHOST
75:31
You remind me of a female Larry King in that I've been on your show.
Julie RyanHOST
75:37
I've been a guest on your show, which was an honor.
Julie RyanHOST
75:40
And you are so eloquent in not only the questions that you ask when you have your guests and the people that you interview and your conversations are wonderful, but you're also so eloquent on the fly in answering questions, which... gives me the knowledge that you know what you're talking about.
Kenny CampbellHOST
53:33
Because presumably in this developer's world, bald egos aren't patriotic enough in America.
Kenny CampbellHOST
53:40
So, have you got any idea who our mystery developer is? Here he is, a year earlier, talking to Larry King on CNN.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:50
I am an environmentalist.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:51
I'm pretty much an environmentalist, but I don't want to stop progress.
Dominique MorganGUEST
55:29
He was on CNN for years.
Les AlfredHOST
55:31
Oh, Larry King.
Les AlfredHOST
55:32
Larry King.
Les AlfredHOST
55:32
He
Dominique MorganGUEST
55:32
asked her.
Rich ValdésHOST
31:18
The guest, Professor Alan Dershowitz.
Rich ValdésHOST
31:20
Now, Professor, you know, I took over a radio show in 2022 that was helmed by Jim Bohannon and Larry King.
Rich ValdésHOST
31:28
Oh, it
Alan DershowitzGUEST
31:28
was great.
Alan DershowitzGUEST
31:35
Yeah.
Rich ValdésHOST
31:35
Yeah.
Rich ValdésHOST
31:36
And he was a giant in this industry and Larry King before him.
Rich ValdésHOST
31:40
And to me, I said, I got to learn from each of these guys, you know, a little bit of the craft.
Marshall SmithHOST
45:26
Been married since 2017.
Marshall SmithHOST
45:29
In 2017, she told Larry King that she did not want to have children.
Marshall SmithHOST
45:35
I
Marshall SmithHOST
45:35
mean, this is from Wikipedia.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:26
Okay, so that's how it should work.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:28
But I read something a long, long, long time ago when Larry King was on CNN with whatever that show, the Larry King show, and they had Crossfire on something.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:38
And those were the old days of political talk a long time ago.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:42
And Larry has been gone, God bless his soul.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:45
And they weren't necessarily, I mean, he had stars on, he had politicians on, but that was the only show on cable like that.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:51
That's just before Fox came along.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:53
And one of the things I read about Larry King, and I wasn't the biggest fan of his, but I thought he was a great interviewer.
Dan PatrickGUEST
20:58
And he said too many people, when they do an interview, have a list of questions.
Brian HjortGUEST
42:14
I had all the people around me.
Brian HjortGUEST
42:17
I did television, I did, I mean, I did all, I mean, I was still sad I didn't get on Larry King because I think he had a nice talk show.
Brian HjortGUEST
42:26
Nah, joking.
Brian HjortGUEST
42:27
There are things you can be sad about, but it doesn't change anything because, I mean, I didn't make it, I didn't made it.
Mike MainoHOST
2:42
And it's amazing that this could happen.
Bob O'ConnellGUEST
2:46
Looking at the list and the people that you've brought on from Diana McVie, who you and I had the opportunity to sing with, and Larry King and Maureen McGovern that we did a show with.
Bob O'ConnellGUEST
3:01
Yeah.
Bob O'ConnellGUEST
3:02
to all of these other people, and yet you asked us to be on.
Rob KoplowitzHOST
24:55
I'll be brief.
Rob KoplowitzHOST
24:56
I want to do my best Larry King impression.
Rob KoplowitzHOST
24:58
early platforms cost too much and they're and the licensing is too rigid respond
Burley KawasakiGUEST
25:07
yeah well you know the people have talked about the saspocalypse and you know i i don't believe that sas is going away completely tomorrow but i but i think what we're seeing is that the user-based licensing model is you know time is is running out right because i think that in particular doesn't really um support this new model of agents everywhere that you know you may have all sorts of parts of your solution that are not really user um sort of based and and so we've we've actually moved to a new unlimited platform licensing model so we we will still offer pre-user licensing for uh customers that are on it today but we're trying to encourage moving to more of a consumption based model and so with unlimited platform there is no user license you don't have to per agent, per workflow, per API call.
Mike BauerHOST
38:15
We touched on widowed a little bit, but I want to go back to divorce.
Mike BauerHOST
38:18
For somebody who's been divorced more than once, right? They got the ex and then they got the other ex and then they got the other ex, you know, not necessarily like Larry King numbers going for the all-time record, but for somebody who's been divorced more than once, Eli, how does that complicate things?
Eli MardockGUEST
38:33
Yeah.
Eli MardockGUEST
38:34
You know, that's a good question.

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