Prejean on Larry King: Sex Tape Beauty Queen Says She and Sarah Palin are Victims of Liberal Media
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"You have characterized yourself as being 'Palinized.' What do you mean," King asked on Wednesday night.
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November 12, 2009 12:42 PM NEW YORK - In an awkward and confrontational interview with Larry King, fallen beauty queen Carrie Prejean compared herself to conservative icons Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann and claims, like them, she is a victim of the liberal media.
"You have characterized yourself as being 'Palinized.' What do you mean," King asked on Wednesday night.
"You have characterized yourself as being 'Palinized.' What do you mean," King asked on Wednesday night.
November 12, 2009 10:26 AM 
NEW YORK - Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean made a short but dramatic appearance on Larry King Live Wednesday, in which she refused to answer an openly gay caller and threatened to walk off the show, after King demanded to know why she and Miss California pageant organizers recently settled dueling lawsuits.
"You sued the pageant after they fired you, they countersued, and then you accused them of a number of things including religious discrimination, clearly an issue important to you," King asked. "Why did you settle? You don't have to tell me the terms of the settlement, but why settle since you had a fight to carry on?"
Larry King Carrie Prejean Blow Up: Sex Tape Beauty Queen Almost Walks Off Show
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"You sued the pageant after they fired you, they countersued, and then you accused them of a number of things including religious discrimination, clearly an issue important to you," King asked. "Why did you settle? You don't have to tell me the terms of the settlement, but why settle since you had a fight to carry on?"
October 28, 2009 10:22 AM
Sweat Lodge Victim's Family: Guru James Arthur Ray Lied to Us
NEW YORK - New age guru James Arthur Ray repeatedly lied to the family of sweat lodge victim Kirby Brown since their daughter passed away the night dozens fell ill at a sweat lodge ceremony in Sedona, Ariz., according to a Monday night interview on CNN's Larry King Live.
The tragedy occurred on Oct. 8, and five days later Ray's first dishonesty came when he called Brown's mother, Virginia Brown, to express his condolences, she told King.
The tragedy occurred on Oct. 8, and five days later Ray's first dishonesty came when he called Brown's mother, Virginia Brown, to express his condolences, she told King.
October 27, 2009 4:15 PM
James Ray Gives "Laughable" 50 Percent Refund to Sweat Lodge Victim's Family
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NEW YORK - James Arthur Ray, the new age guru whose Sedona, Ariz. sweat lodge may have caused three deaths, sent one victim's family a check for $5,000, about half the participation fee for the deadly event, the family told CNN's Larry King on Monday night.
The check came in a sympathy card on Oct. 22, two weeks after the Oct. 8 tragedy, with a note that read, "Please accept this financial assistance. And on the check he wrote, 'In honor of Kirby Brown.'"
NEW YORK - James Arthur Ray, the new age guru whose Sedona, Ariz. sweat lodge may have caused three deaths, sent one victim's family a check for $5,000, about half the participation fee for the deadly event, the family told CNN's Larry King on Monday night.
The check came in a sympathy card on Oct. 22, two weeks after the Oct. 8 tragedy, with a note that read, "Please accept this financial assistance. And on the check he wrote, 'In honor of Kirby Brown.'"
October 16, 2009 10:23 AM 
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - It sure wasn't altitude sickness, but nonetheless "balloon boy" Falcon Heene puked on national television Friday morning - twice.
As his parents battled questions over whether their son's phantom ride on a saucer-shaped weather balloon was a well-timed publicity stunt and potentially a crime, poor Falcon got sick during both "Good Morning America" and "The TODAY Show."
It Sure Wasn't Altitude Sickness, But Balloon Boy Falcon Heene Throws Up Twice on National TV
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As his parents battled questions over whether their son's phantom ride on a saucer-shaped weather balloon was a well-timed publicity stunt and potentially a crime, poor Falcon got sick during both "Good Morning America" and "The TODAY Show."
September 18, 2009 9:43 AM 
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Two childhood friends of Raymond Clark III, the lab technician charged with murdering Yale University graduate student Annie Le, say they are shocked by the charges.
"This is Not the Raymond Clark That I Know," Says Friend
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July 29, 2009 1:36 PM 
WASHINGTON (CBS/AP) - "When you are faced with an officer trying to do his job and get to the bottom of something, this is not the time to get in an argument with him. I was taught that as a child."
Those were the words former Secretary of State Colin Powell had for Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., Tuesday, while being interviewed by CNN's Larry King.
Powell to Gates: "Don't Argue" with Police
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Those were the words former Secretary of State Colin Powell had for Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., Tuesday, while being interviewed by CNN's Larry King.
