The Best Of Larry King Live

Carrie Prejean discusses the controversy surrounding her Miss California title, responding to critics and explaining why she believes her pageant answer led to her removal.

Hugh Hefner discusses civil rights, media influence, and social progress in America, offering perspective on race and equality from a lifelong cultural provocateur.

Tammy Faye Messner opens up about faith, suffering, and peace at the end of life in an emotional and heartfelt interview.

A detailed look back at the O.J. Simpson murder trial explores race, celebrity, media influence, and the lasting questions surrounding the acquittal.

Monica Lewinsky discusses public judgment, media attention, and reclaiming a sense of self in her first live primetime appearance.

Patricia Hearst gives her first interview following a presidential pardon, reflecting on her kidnapping, conviction, and decades‑long fight for vindication.

Rue McClanahan discusses "The Golden Girls," comedy performance, and connecting with audiences across generations

Burt Reynolds looks back on success, setbacks, and resilience, sharing candid stories about Hollywood, criticism, and his renewed creative direction.

Comedy legend Don Rickles delivers an unfiltered hour of sharp wit, celebrity stories, and hilarious insults.

Debbie Reynolds reflects on her legendary career, from "Singin' in the Rain" to Las Vegas, sharing personal stories, Hollywood history, and life lessons.

Actor Gene Wilder reflects on grief, recovery, and creativity, sharing intimate stories about Gilda Radner, his cancer treatment, and a lifetime devoted to film and performance.

Carol Burnett reflects on her remarkable career, early struggles, creative partnerships, and personal resilience.

Lily Tomlin discusses comedy, character creation, and life on stage.

Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke reunite for their first joint interview in 30 years, sharing memories from their iconic sitcom.

Rosa Parks revisits the moment she changed history and reflects on the progress made since the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Then‑First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton addresses healthcare, gun violence, and the challenges of serving in the national spotlight.

The women of the U.S. Senate come together for a wide‑ranging conversation on politics, collaboration, family, and perseverance as they discuss their joint book "Nine and Counting".

Third‑party candidates Pat Buchanan and Ralph Nader present competing critiques of the two‑party system and debate rules in a special pre‑debate edition.

Former First Lady Nancy Reagan reflects on her years in the White House, her memoir "My Turn," family relationships, political controversy, and the personal moments that shaped her public life.

John F. Kennedy Jr. discusses launching George magazine, reimagining political journalism, and forging a path beyond the Kennedy legacy.

For its first-ever episode, "Larry King Live" features Mario Cuomo discussing economic policy, faith, public responsibility, and the growing attention surrounding his national political standing.

Vladimir Putin addresses the Kursk submarine tragedy, Russia's military and economy, U.S.-Russia relations, and his early months as president.

Reverend Jesse Jackson looks back on his life in the civil rights movement, his time alongside Martin Luther King Jr., presidential runs, hostage negotiations, and the enduring mission of the Rainbow Coalition.

Senator John McCain reflects on faith, family, and survival as he discusses his bestselling memoir "Faith of My Fathers" and the legacy of service passed down through generations.