“I have always been passionate about government and issues that impact the public, and I’m thrilled at the opportunity to talk politics with some of the most influential people in Washington and around the country,” says King.
King’s career has spanned 56 years and more than 50,000 interviews, but he says the show will break new ground. The veteran broadcaster will not shy away from causing controversy, or using his authority to give a chance to hear voices other media ignore.
“I have interviewed every US president since Nixon, and lest people forget, I helped usher Ross Perot into the national conversation during the 1992 presidential contest. I appreciate the importance of providing a platform to those with real alternative visions for our country’s future,” says the host.
King also moderated the third-party presidential debate, broadcast live on RT in October last year.
RT will air the new show ‘Politics with Larry King’, produced by Ora.tv in June as well as ‘Larry King Now’, which was launched on Hulu and Ora.TV in July 2012. The programs will be recorded in RT America’s Washington, DC, studios and Ora TV’s studio in Los Angeles. RT America will be the exclusive US broadcaster for both programs, which will continue to stream online at Hulu.com and Ora.tv and also be available online on rt.com.
President
Clinton (C) and Vice President Gore (R) talk to television talk show
host Larry King (L) on CNN's Larry King Live in the White House library
late 05 June, 1995. (AFP Photo)
Christina
Tobin and former CNN talk-show host Larry King host a debate presented
by the Free and Equal Elections Foundation on October 23, 2012 in
Chicago, Illinois. (AFP Photo / Scott Olson)
Carlos
Slim, President of the Carlos Slim Foundation and the Telmex
Foundation, speaks as he is interviewed by Larry King. (Reuters / Fred
Prouser)
“We’re thrilled to bring Larry King’s insights and one-of-a-kind discussions, from celebrities to world leaders, to RT America’s television and online audiences.”
Larry King Now, which will air four times a week, sees the broadcaster sit across the table from some of the most talked about celebrities in the world (recent guests have included Seth McFarlane, Snoop Lion, and Floyd Mayweather) and take them beyond the standard soundbites.
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