Watch Politicking with Larry King

Name: Politicking with Larry King
Genre: News
Released: 2013-06-13
Cast: Larry King

2013
5 Seasons
5.0 (39)

Politicking with Larry King was a political talk show hosted by the iconic broadcaster Larry King. The show ran from 2012 to 2020 and was aired on Ora TV. In this show, Larry King invited on political experts, journalists, and personalities from both sides of the political spectrum to discuss the week's top political issues and events. Larry King was famous for his ability to ask insightful and tough questions, and he brought this same energy to Politicking. Guests on the show included politicians such as Senator Bernie Sanders, former Secretary of State John Kerry, and former CIA Director David Petraeus. King also frequently invited on prominent journalists like Glenn Greenwald, Diane Sawyer, and Anderson Cooper. One of the unique features of Politicking with Larry King was its commitment to featuring guests who represented a diverse range of political viewpoints. King often invited on guests who represented the more far-reaching political beliefs, including guests who identified as socialists, as well as guests who held conservative views. This commitment to diversity allowed viewers to hear a wider range of perspectives on important political issues. Another unique feature of the show was King's willingness to discuss world events and politics beyond the United States. In addition to interviews with prominent American politicians and public figures, King also interviewed world leaders, including Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. Throughout the show, King stayed focused on the specific issues and events at hand. Guests were often asked to offer their thoughts and analysis on current events, such as domestic policy issues like healthcare and immigration, as well as foreign policy issues like Syria and North Korea. Politicking with Larry King was also known for being a show that prioritized substantive policy discussions over political drama and sensationalism. King's years of experience as a journalist and broadcaster allowed him to steer conversations away from melodrama and towards thoughtful discussions of policy issues. Despite the show's focus on substantive policy discussion, Politicking with Larry King was not without its controversies. A 2019 interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov received criticism from some viewers for not sufficiently challenging Lavrov on issues like election interference and the annexation of Crimea. Some viewers also accused King of being too deferential to politicians who appeared on the show. Despite these criticisms, Politicking with Larry King remained a popular show throughout its eight-year run. King's reputation for fair and insightful interviews, combined with the show's commitment to a wide range of political views, made it a trusted source of political analysis for viewers on both sides of the aisle. In conclusion, Politicking with Larry King was a political talk show that ran from 2012 until 2020 on Ora TV. The show featured interviews with a wide range of political experts, journalists, and politicians. Larry King's commitment to substantive policy discussions and diverse viewpoints made Politicking a trusted source of political analysis for viewers of all political backgrounds.

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168. An Anxious America Nears Campaign 2020's Finale

October 29, 2020

Larry talks with former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman and former Rep. Bill McCollum (R-FL) about America's high anxiety heading into Election Day, and what happens to the Republican party if Donald Trump loses.

167. Pollster Frank Luntz: if Trump Defies Polls Again the Polling Industry Is 'done'

October 27, 2020

Pollster Frank Luntz tells Larry that the political polling industry is "done" if Donald Trump defies the experts and ekes out another win. Plus, what still-undecided voters are saying about each candidate and why they're leaning for one over the other.

166. Bill Press Explains Why He Isn't Buying the Talk of a Drawn Out Result in the Presidential Race

October 20, 2020

Commentator Bill Press tells Larry why he thinks voters will know on November 3rd who won the presidential election. Plus, 'Black-ish' star Jenifer Lewis on why she's "ridin' with Biden," and singing out for social and political change.

165. Bill Frist: Donald Trump's Post-hospital Stay Grandstanding Is 'totally Inappropriate'

October 8, 2020

Larry talks with former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN), who is also a cardiologist, about Donald Trump's covid-19 diagnosis and treatment. Plus, why he thinks the president is sending the wrong message to Americans about the virus.

164. What Impact Will Trump's Covid-19 Diagnosis Have On the Presidential Election?

October 6, 2020

Larry talks with former Rep. Chris Shays (R-CT) about how Donald Trump's covid-19 diagnosis might impact the waning days of the campaign. Then, Dr. Bob Arnot on why he suspects the White House is not leveling with Americans about Trump's illness.

162. What Impact Will the Trump Tax Story Have On His Re-election Bid?

September 29, 2020

What impact will the bombshell report on Donald Trump's tax returns have on the presidential election? Larry talks with Mark Green, author of "Wrecking America," and former Congressman Jim Kolbe (R-AZ).

161. What Impact Will the Fight to Replace Ginsburg Have On the Fall Elections?

September 24, 2020

Larry and guests take a look at how the push to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg might impact the November elections.

160. Writer Don Winslow Talks Election Day Fears and Success of His Anti-Trump Videos

September 22, 2020

Crime writer-turned-filmmaker Don Winslow joins Larry to talk about the success of his anti-President Trump viral videos and his election day fears. Plus, Arizona's republican former governor talks about the state's recent leftward leaning trends.

159. Anthony Scaramucci On Bob Woodward's Book and the Future of the GOP

September 17, 2020

Larry talks with former Trump White House insider Anthony Scaramucci about revelations in Bob Woodward's "Rage," and the future of the GOP. Plus, his take on what the president really thinks about media personalities who blindly support him.

158. Dr. Oz Reacts to Trump's Taped Admission of Trying to Downplay Covid-19

September 15, 2020

Larry talks with Dr. Mehmet Oz about Donald Trump's taped admission that he tried to downplay the Covid-19 pandemic. Plus, why he disagrees with the president's suggestion that there may be a coronavirus vaccine before the November election.

157. Will Trump's Taped Covid Confessions Cost Him the Election?

September 10, 2020

Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, discusses the impact of Donald Trump's taped conversations with journalist Bob Woodward on the presidential race.

156. Metta World Peace Sounds Off On Athletes Championing Social Justice

September 3, 2020

NBA legend Metta World Peace talks to Larry about athletes championing social justice reform. And, his mental health advocacy during the pandemic. Then, is it safe for students to return to school? Larry talks to a doctor on the front lines of Covid-19.

155. GOP's Mark Sanford Says Democrats Can 'absolutely' Win Control of Senate in November

September 1, 2020

Former Rep. Mark Sanford (R-SC) talks politics with Larry, including why he believes Democrats can win control of the Senate this fall. Plus, how he's trying to stem the U.S. government's runaway spending with the launch of a non-profit.

154. Has GOP Convention Improved Trump's Re-election Chances?

August 27, 2020

Has Donald Trump improved his re-election chances after four days of the GOP's convention? Christine Todd Whitman, the Republican former governor of New Jersey, joins Larry with her take. Plus, why she's backing Joe Biden over her party's nominee.

153. Commentator Bill Press Assess the Unprecedented Election-year Landscape

August 25, 2020

Progressive commentator Bill Press joins Larry for a look at 2020's unprecedented White House race, Kellyanne Conway's surprise departure from the administration and what impact Michael Cohen's upcoming book will have on Trump's re-election.

152. Ex-Defense Secretary William Perry: A New Nuclear Arms Race Is Underway

August 20, 2020

Larry talks with former U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry and Tom Collina, coauthors of "The Button," who warn of a new nuclear arms race underway. And, actor Antonio Sabato, Jr., on being 'blackballed' in Hollywood for supporting President Trump.

151. Pollster Frank Luntz: Biden's Lead Is Significant But Not Insurmountable for Trump

August 18, 2020

Larry talks with pollster Frank Luntz about campaign 2020, Joe Biden's lead over Donald Trump and why Luntz believes the president can still pull off a win. Plus, Kamala Harris' impact on the Democratic ticket.

150. Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin On Why Mueller's Russia Probe Failed

August 13, 2020

Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin takes Larry inside his new book, "True Crimes and Misdemeanors," which examines the flaws in Robert Mueller's Russia probe and how Donald Trump ultimately triumphed.

149. White House Adviser Stephen Moore On Trump's Plan to Extend Covid-19 Relief

August 11, 2020

Larry talks with White House economic adviser Stephen Moore about President Trump's executive action extending Covid-19 relief. And, author Daniel Drezner explains what Donald Trump taught him about the modern presidency in his book, "Toddler in Chief."

148. Former State Department Insider Warns of Developing US-China Cold War

August 6, 2020

Former State Department official Joel Rubin tells Larry why he thinks the Trump administration is moving toward a new Cold War with China. And, former Ted Cruz advisor Chris Wilson outlines the path for Republicans to maintain control of the Senate.

147. Dueling Over a Deal; Will Congress Reach Agreement On New COVID-19 Relief Package?

August 4, 2020

Former Representatives Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) and Joe Walsh (R-IL) join Larry to discuss Congress' logjam over a new coronavirus relief package for Americans, and a look at the 2020 White House race.

146. Former Whitewater Prosecutor Sounds Off On Bill Barr's Claims of Impartiality

July 30, 2020

Attorney General Bill Barr says he's an impartial administrator of the law. Critics say otherwise. A former Whitewater prosecutor offers his take. And, Breitbart's Joel Pollack tells Larry why he believes Big Tech is trying to crush free speech.

145. Dr. Bob Arnot: US Needs a National Plan to Stop Covid-19; 'Completely Incoherent' Effort So Far

July 28, 2020

Medical journalist Dr. Bob Arnot talks to Larry about the failed effort to stop Covid-19 in the U.S. Plus, his take on opening schools in the fall. And, columnist Eleanor Clift offers her take on this stage of the Trump v. Biden race.

144. Dr. Oz: US Didn't Take Covid-19 Seriously Enough

July 23, 2020

Larry talks with Dr. Mehmet Oz, who says cases of Covid-19 are surging in America because not all of the country has taken the virus seriously enough. Plus, his take on the vaccines currently showing the most promise.

143. Scholar Arthur Brooks: Capitalism Will Solve COVID-19 Pandemic

July 20, 2020

Conservative scholar Arthur Brooks tells Larry why he believes capitalism will find the solution to the COVID-19 pandemic. And, a critical assessment of the nation's coronavirus testing from emergency physician Rick Pescatore.

142. Bob Costas On the Collision of Politics and Sports in America

July 15, 2020

Larry talks with legendary sportscaster Bob Costas about the intersection of politics and sports in America and why it seems more prevalent now than ever before.

141. Ex-Deputy Labor Secretary: Rampant Covid Cases Stalling Trump's Economic Recovery Hopes

July 14, 2020

Larry talks with former Deputy Secretary of Labor Chris Lu about the stalling economic recovery in the U.S. Plus, why he thinks America's economy will continue to suffer until late 2021.

140. Dr. Drew Pinsky Agrees With Call to Reopen Schools

July 9, 2020

Larry talks with Dr. Drew Pinsky, who sides with the American Academy of Pediatrics in calling for schools to reopen for in-class learning. Plus, Dr. Drew's take on flying during the Covid-19 pandemic.

139. Geraldo Rivera: History Will Judge Trump 'more Moderately' Than His Critics Claim

July 2, 2020

Larry talks with Geraldo Rivera about being friends with Donald Trump, why he doesn't believe the claims of Russian bounties on U.S. troops, and why he thinks Trump's presidency will be viewed "more moderately" than critics suggest.

138. Ex-GOP Lawmaker: Russia Bounty Intel Leak Likely Politically Motivated Against Trump

June 30, 2020

Former Representative Bob Barr (R-GA) joins Larry with reaction to the intelligence leak of alleged Russian bounties on U.S. troops. Plus, Hurricane Katrina commander Russel Honoré rips Donald Trump's response to BLM protestors.

137. Trump Economic Adviser: No More Covid Stimulus Checks; Cut Payroll Taxes Instead

June 25, 2020

White House economic adviser Stephen Moore tells Larry why he thinks suspending payroll taxes is better for the economy than another round of stimulus checks. Plus, why he thinks the president is right to go after China for Covid-19 reparations.

136. Anthony Scaramucci: Trump Is Like a 'prize Fighter.' He's Hard to Knock Out.

June 23, 2020

Larry talks with former Trump insider Anthony Scaramucci about the president's troubled Tulsa rally. And, the real reason for his fallout with Trump. Then, reaction to John Bolton's claim that Donald Trump asked China's Xi Jinping for reelection help.

135. Pollster Frank Luntz: 'Law and Order' Rhetoric Could Backfire On Donald Trump

June 18, 2020

Larry talks with pollster Frank Luntz about Donald Trump's dwindling poll numbers and why his 'law and order' rhetoric in response to massive protests may backfire on the president.

134. "Insecure" Star Kendrick Sampson on Joining Effort to Defund Police

June 16, 2020

"Insecure" star Kendrick Sampson speaks out on his fight for racial justice and defunding the police, and what it's like to be shot with rubber bullets while protesting. And, former Republican Congressman Joe Walsh on his Anti-Trump book, "F*ck Silence."

133. Suze Orman's COVID-19 Financial Survival Plan

June 11, 2020

Personal finance expert Suze Orman offers advice on surviving these tough economic times. Plus, Jerry Springer weighs in on Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden and his favorite to be Biden's running mate.

132. Bill Richardson On Push to 'defund' Police and America's Standing in the World

June 9, 2020

Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Bill Richardson joins Larry for a discussion on the push to "defund" some police departments, America's current standing in the world, and Joe Biden's potential V.P. picks.

131. Ex-LA Mayor Villaraigosa: Trump's Protest Rhetoric Sounds Like Banana Republic Jargon

June 4, 2020

Former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa sounds off on Donald Trump's response to the nationwide protests and rioting. Then, Breitbart's Joel Pollack tells Larry why he thinks Twitter is on a slippery slope after fact-checking the president's tweets.

130. Alan Dershowitz On Trump V. Twitter Feud and Constitutionality of Mandatory Vaccines

June 2, 2020

Larry talks with legal expert Alan Dershowitz about Donald Trump's threats against Twitter for fact-checking his tweets, and the legality of mandatory COVID-19 vaccines. Plus, Dr. Bob Arnot responds to the U.S. leaving the World Health Organization.

129. Ex-New York Gov. Pataki: COVID-19 Response Veering Close to Autocratic Behavior

May 28, 2020

Larry talks with Republican former New York Governor George Pataki about state and federal government response to COVID-19. Then, reporter John Stossel on the "silver lining" he's discovered during quarantine.

128. Gauging the Impact of US-China Tensions On the Fight Against COVID-19

May 20, 2020

Gauging the Impact of US-China Tensions On the Fight Against COVID-19

127. Chris Christie On Reopening US, 'Obamagate' and Trump's Re-election Chances

May 19, 2020

Larry talks with Republican former governor of New Jersey Chris Christie about "Obamagate," reopening the U.S., his push for D.C. to help bailout the states, Trump's chances for re-election and his own possible return to politics.

126. 'Unprecedented' Flood of Coronavirus-related Lawsuits About to Swamp U.S. Courts

May 13, 2020

Larry talks with Court TV's Vinnie Politan about the "unprecedented" wave of coronavirus-related lawsuits heading toward the U.S. court system. Plus, actor Dean Cain on why he thinks so much of Hollywood is against Donald Trump.

125. Las Vegas Mayor Renews Call to End Sin City Shutdown

May 12, 2020

Larry talks with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodwin about her call to end the city's shutdown despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, the mayor responds to that controversial interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper and a recall effort to remove her from office.

124. Should US businesses be immune from COVID-19 lawsuits

May 7, 2020

Should U.S. businesses be immune from coronavirus-related lawsuits? Larry discusses the topic with former Congressman Bill McCollum (R-FL). Then, Joe Lieberman weighs in on Donald Trump's re-election chances, and Joe Biden's future V.P. pick.

123. Joe Lieberman On Biden's Assault Allegation and Trump's COVID-19 Response

May 5, 2020

Former Sen. Joe Lieberman joins Larry to discuss assault allegations against Joe Biden and Donald Trump's coronavirus response. Plus, legal expert Dan Abrams reacts to Mitch McConnell's pledge to protect businesses from COVID-19 lawsuits.

122. Bill Frist, Who Predicted Coronavirus-like Pandemic, Calls for Increased Testing

April 30, 2020

Larry talks with former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN), who in 2005 predicted a coronavirus-like pandemic, about the need to dramatically increase COVID-19 testing before safely re-opening the U.S. economy.

121. Coronavirus: US Nears One Million Cases; Is It Too Soon to Ease Restrictions?

April 28, 2020

With nearly one million cases of coronavirus in the U.S, is it too soon to reopen some states for business? Larry explores the topic. Then, The Rubin Report's Dave Rubin takes on the progressive movement in his new release, "Don't Burn This Book."

120. Trump Adviser Stephen Moore: US Jobless Rate to Reach 20% Soon

April 23, 2020

Larry talks with White House adviser Stephen Moore about the health of the U.S. economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, including his warning of a surging jobless rate. And, he addresses his controversial statement about civil rights icon Rosa Parks.

119. Ex-Deputy Labor Secretary: US Economy Will Take Years to Recover, Not Months

April 21, 2020

Larry talks with former Deputy Labor Secretary Chris Lu, who predicts the U.S. economy will need years -- not months -- to bounce back from the shutdown. Plus, actor Ed Begley, Jr., on environmental activism in the time of COVID-19.

118. Alan Dershowitz Breaks Down Federal V. State Powers During COVID-19 Pandemic

April 16, 2020

Constitutional expert Alan Dershowitz breaks down the states' vs. federal government's powers in the time of COVID-19. Plus, Barack Obama's former head of Medicare/Medicaid services sounds off on Donald Trump's plan to withhold W.H.O. funding.

117. Pollster: Scant Six-percent of Undecided Voters Will Determine 2020 Presidential Race

April 14, 2020

Larry talks with pollster Frank Luntz about the U.S. presidential race, Biden's top picks for a running mate, and how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting the 2020 campaign. Then, an ER doctor describes the battle on the COVID-19 frontlines.

116. Dr. Oz Sounds Off On Controversy Over Anti-malarial Drug in COVID-19 Battle

April 9, 2020

Larry talks with Dr. Mehmet Oz about his controversial advocacy for the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine in the fight against COVID-19.

115. Will Modern Bureaucratic State Impede a Post-pandemic Economic Recovery?

April 7, 2020

Larry talks with "Common Good" founder Philip K. Howard who's calling for a post-pandemic "Recovery Authority" charged with removing bureaucratic hurdles to restart the U.S. economy. Plus, "Bar Rescue" host Jon Taffer on saving the food services industry.

114. Katrina Commander Gives Low Marks to White House's COVID-19 Response

April 2, 2020

Larry talks with former Joint Task Force Katrina Commander Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Russel Honore about the U.S. government's response to the coronavirus pandemic. Plus, Dr. Bob Arnot on what surprises him most about COVID-19.

113. Fmr. Rep. Bob Barr Blames CDC for Delayed Response to COVID-19 Pandemic

March 31, 2020

Former Congressman Bob Barr (R-GA) tells Larry why he faults the Centers for Disease Control for the Trump administration's slow initial response to the coronavirus pandemic.

112. Dr. Drew Pinsky Decries COVID-19 Panic; Optimistic About Long Range Outcome

March 26, 2020

Larry talks with Dr. Drew Pinsky, who offers his critical take on media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. Then, nine-time Olympic gold medal winner Carl Lewis on postponing the Tokyo Summer Games.

111. Coronavirus: How Much Worse Will Pandemic Impact US Economy?

March 24, 2020

Larry talks with former Deputy Labor Secretary Chris Lu about the toll COVID-19 is taking on the U.S. economy. Then, are Donald Trump's daily briefings helping or hurting the government's pandemic response? Commentator Bill Press offers his take.

110. Coronavirus: Dr. Bob Arnot On What You Need to Know

March 18, 2020

Dr. Bob Arnot tells you what you need to know about the coronavirus. And, Larry talks to attorney Mike Papantonio about the government's supreme power in responding to the pandemic.

109. Cenk Uygur On Biden V. Sanders Race and Trump's COVID-19 Response

March 17, 2020

The Young Turks' Cenk Uygur joins Larry with his take on the Biden v. Sanders race and the U.S. government's response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Plus, why he thinks Elizabeth Warren should be the Democratic vice presidential nominee.

108. Rating US Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic

March 12, 2020

Larry talks with Asia expert Gordon Chang and former Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-FL) about the U.S response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Then, attorney Trent Copeland reacts to the first coronavirus-related lawsuit against a cruise line.

107. White House Struggles With Covid-19 Response; US Economy Disrupted

March 10, 2020

Larry talks with economist Michael Szanto and political panelists about how the coronavirus is disrupting the U.S. economy and impacting 2020 politics.

106. It's Now a Bernie V. Biden Race; Will Dems Unite After Bruising Primary?

March 5, 2020

Larry talks with veteran campaign manager Susan Estrich and former White House spokesman Reed Dickens about the state of the Democratic party in this turbulent election cycle and its impact on Donald Trump's re-election bid.

105. Analyzing the Economic and Political Impact of Coronavirus

March 3, 2020

Larry talks with economist Max Wolff and GOP insider Alex Vogel about the economic and political impact of the coronavirus epidemic.

104. Pollster Frank Luntz: Coronavirus Has Potential to Tank Economy and Cost Trump the Election

February 27, 2020

Pollster Frank Luntz tells Larry that Donald Trump's re-election hopes could be dashed if the U.S. economy suffers from the global economic impact of the coronavirus. Plus, his take on the Democratic primary race.

103. Does Trump Ally Roger Stone Deserve a New Trial?

February 25, 2020

Should former Trump adviser Roger Stone be granted a new trial after questions arise over a juror who found him guilty? Host of "America's Lawyer" Mike Papantonio discusses the topic with Larry.

102. Former LA Mayor Villaraigosa On Why He's Backing Bloomberg for President

February 20, 2020

Democratic former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa tells Larry why he's throwing his support behind Mike Bloomberg for president. Plus, his take on the California homeless crisis.

101. Bloomberg's Former Mayoral Rival Files FEC Complaint Against Bloomberg News

February 18, 2020

Mark Green, who ran against Mike Bloomberg in New York City's 2001 mayoral race, tells Larry why he's filing a complaint with the Federal Election Commission against Bloomberg News.

100. Ron Paul: Democrats Ignoring Trump's Real Abuse of Power: Overseas Aggression

February 13, 2020

Former GOP congressman and three-time presidential candidate Ron Paul joins Larry with his take on Donald Trump's foreign policy and Senate acquittal. Plus, why he still thinks Tulsi Gabbard is the best candidate in the 2020 race.

99. Democrats in Disarray

February 11, 2020

Democrats seem to be in disarray while President Trump enjoys a post-impeachment boost in approval. The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel and former Obama Dep. Labor Sec. Chris Lu join Larry with analysis.

98. Maz Jabroni Takes On Impeachment, 2020 and Comedy in the Trump Era

February 6, 2020

Comedian Maz Jabroni joins Larry with his take on the impeachment saga, the 2020 race, and how his comedy has changed in the era of Donald Trump. Plus, a look at his latest movie, "A Simple Wedding."

97. Will Trump Emerge from Impeachment Saga Stronger Than Before?

February 4, 2020

Will Donald Trump emerge from the impeachment saga stronger than before? Former congressmen Chris Shays (R-CT) and Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) join Larry with their take.

96. George Papadopoulos Reacts to Report Detailing FBI FISA Warrant Abuse

January 30, 2020

Russia probe figure George Papadopoulus, reacts to an Inspector General's report about FBI FISA warrant abuses. Larry talks with Breitbart's Joel Pollack and a former member of Ken Starr's Clinton investigation team about the impeachment witness battle.

95. Actor Richard Schiff: 'loyal to Joe Biden.'; Ready to Campaign for Former VP

January 28, 2020

Larry talks politics with actor Richard Schiff, who says he's "loyal to Joe Biden," and opines Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren can do more for the progressive agenda by remaining in the Senate. Plus, a look inside his hit ABC drama, "The Good Doctor."

94. Alan Dershowitz Explains His Changing View On Impeachment

January 23, 2020

Larry goes one-on-one with constitutional scholar and member of President Trump's legal defense team Alan Dershowitz, who explains why his views on impeachment have changed from those he previously held during Bill Clinton's Senate trial.

93. Trump Trial Begins

January 21, 2020

Larry talks with former representatives Bob Barr (R-GA) and Bill McCollum (R-FL), who were managers of Bill Clinton's impeachment case, about the start of Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial.

92. Trump Trial Set to Begin Next Week

January 16, 2020

With Donald Trump's impeachment trial set to begin next week, Larry talks with legal and political experts about what to expect next. Plus, a look at the framework of the US-China trade agreement.

91. Joe Lieberman Gives 'high Marks' to Trump's Iran Policy

January 14, 2020

Former Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Lieberman tells Larry why he gives "high marks" to Donald Trump's Iran policy. Plus, his take on the Senate impeachment trial and the 2020 Democratic primary race.

90. US-Iran Crisis: What Happens Next?

January 9, 2020

Middle east and foreign policy experts join Larry for analysis of the U.S.-Iran showdown. Plus, will senate Republicans win a dismissal of Donald Trump's impeachment trial? Larry talks with a former U.S. attorney who thinks its possible.

89. Co-chairman of the 9/11 Commission Says Soleimani Killing Makes US 'Less Safe'

January 7, 2020

Former Senator Bob Graham (D-FL), who co-authored the 9/11 Commission's final report, sounds off on the killing of Iran's general Qassem Soleimani, and explains why he thinks the U.S. is now "less safe" because of it.

88. Dennis Prager: Free Speech Is Under Attack On College Campuses

December 31, 2019

Larry talks with radio host Dennis Prager, who says free speech is under attack on America's colleges and universities. And, discusses the film, "No Safe Spaces," in which he co-stars.

87. Stephen Cohen On How Impeachment Battle Is Impacting US-Russia Relations

December 24, 2019

Stephen Cohen on how impeachment battle is impacting US-Russia relations

86. Impartial Senate Trial Unlikely As Impeachment Drama Unfolds

December 19, 2019

Impartial Senate trial unlikely as impeachment drama unfolds

85. Can US Senate Conduct Fair Impeachment Trial of Trump?

December 17, 2019

Can the Senate deliver an impeachment trial of Trump that everyone considers fair? Larry talks with Breitbart News' Joel Pollack, democratic strategist Zach Friend and a former member of Ken Starr's Clinton investigation team.

84. Will Dems Pay Political Price for Impeachments Push?

December 12, 2019

Will impeaching Donald Trump cost democrats in 2020? Larry talks with political experts, including a former congresswoman who voted to impeach President Richard Nixon.

83. Countdown to Impeachment?

December 10, 2019

Is impeachment of Donald Trump all but inevitable at this point? Larry talks with former GOP Congressmen Bill McCollum, who managed the impeachment of Bill Clinton, and Joe Walsh, who's challenging Trump for the 2020 Republican nomination.

82. Scholars Weigh-in On Impeachment; Did Their Testimony Change Anything?

December 5, 2019

Larry talks with commentator Bill Press and a panel of experts about the latest in the impeachment inquiry process, including the aftermath of the testimony of Constitutional scholars.

81. Omar Epps Talks Donald Trump, Prison Reform and Sci-fi Flicks

December 3, 2019

Actor Omar Epps joins Larry for a discussion on prison reform, the 2020 Democratic field and why he thinks Donald Trump will win reelection. Plus, an inside look at his new sci-fi thriller, "3022."

80. Conspiracies Abound in Aftermath of Public Impeachment Hearings

November 26, 2019

Larry talks with political and legal experts about the aftermath of the public impeachment hearings, including conspiracies being pushed by the president and some of his supporters.

79. Democrat Dennis Kucinich: Impeachment Not Helping US; Let Voters Decide Trump's Fate

November 21, 2019

Democratic former Congressman Dennis Kucinich, who twice ran for president, urges his party to halt the impeachment push and let 2020 voters decide Trump's political fate. And, Larry hears from political experts on the impact of Sondland's testimony.

78. What to Watch for in Week Two of Public Impeachment Hearings

November 19, 2019

Former Whitewater prosecutor Stephen Binhak and attorney Mark Green join Larry for a look at week two of the public impeachment hearings. Then, former Obama staffer Chris Lu's take on the ex-president's recent warning to Dems about moving too far left.

77. Former Reagan Adviser: US Is No Longer Leader of the Free World; Blames Trump

November 14, 2019

Ken Adelman, former defense adviser to President Reagan, offers his critical take on Donald Trump's foriegn affairs policies and explains to Larry why he believes the U.S. is no longer the leader of the free world.

76. Ralph Reed: Christians 'morally Correct' in Backing Trump

November 12, 2019

Faith and Freedom Coalition head Ralph Reed joins Larry for a discussion about the evangelical community's support for President Trump's policies.

75. Public Hearings Set to Begin in Trump Impeachment Inquiry

November 7, 2019

Public impeachment hearings begin next week. How worried should Donald Trump be? Larry explores the topic with Watergate veteran former Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (D-NY), Breitbart's Joel Pollack and former Obama strategist Zach Friend.

74. Is Free Speech Under Attack On College Campuses?

November 5, 2019

Comedian and podcast king Adam Carolla joins Larry for a look at his new film, "No Safe Spaces," which sets out to prove that free speech is under attack in America, especially on college campuses.

73. Trent Lott Cautions Democrats About Impeachment Fallout

October 31, 2019

Former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.), who led the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton, joins Larry with his take on the Trump impeachment inquiry, and warns Democrats about potential political fallout. Plus, his take on Trump's Syria policy.

72. Joel Stein: Impeachment Is an Elitist Trap

October 29, 2019

Journalist and author Joel Stein tells Larry why he thinks impeachment of Donald Trump is an "elitist trap." Plus, other insights from his new book, "In Defense of Elitism: Why I'm Better Than You and You're Better Than Someone Who Didn't Buy This Book."

71. Joe Lieberman Says He's Worried About Sanders' and Warren's Chances in General Election

October 24, 2019

Former U.S. Senator and Al Gore's vice presidential pick Joe Lieberman tells Larry why he's worried about Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren's ability to beat Donald Trump in 2020. Plus, his take on the Syria troop withdrawal.

70. Reporter Michael Ware: Trump Injecting Growth Hormones Into ISIS With Syria Pullout

October 22, 2019

Michael Ware, former Time Magazine and CNN war correspondent, joins Larry with his take on President Trump's controversial decision to pull U.S. troops from Syria. Plus, why he thinks a U.S. withdrawal will breathe new life into the Islamic State.

69. House Rebukes Trump Over Syria Withdrawal

October 17, 2019

More fallout for Donald Trump over Syria as the U.S. House of Representatives condemns his troop withdrawal order. Larry and political analysts discuss the latest. Then, Asia expert Gordon Chang on America's entry into a new Cold War -- with China.

68. Bipartisan Opposition to Trump's Syria Plan Grows

October 15, 2019

President Trump's planned U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria runs into bipartisan opposition on Capitol Hill. Larry discusses the latest developments with New York Times Magazine's Mark Leibovich and The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel.

67. GOP Veteran of Clinton Impeachment Doesn't See Valid Case Against Trump

October 10, 2019

Former Congressman Bill McCollum (R-FL), who helped lead the impeachment of Bill Clinton, tells Larry why he doesn't yet see enough evidence to impeach Donald Trump.

66. GOP's Christine Todd Whitman: I'll Vote for Joe Biden Over Donald Trump

October 8, 2019

Former New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman tells Larry why she'll vote for Joe Biden over Donald Trump, and why she thinks Biden is the democrats' "best chance" at winning in 2020. Then, The Deuce's Sepideh Moafi on advocating for immigrants.

65. Lauren Duca On Dissuading the 'Cancel Culture' and Launching a Revolution

October 3, 2019

Journalist and author Lauren Duca takes on the "cancel culture," and explains why she thinks that establishment wing Democrats fail at communicating with younger voters. Plus, a look inside her new book, "How to Start a Revolution."

64. Ex-GOP Rep. Chris Shays: Trump's Ukraine Phone Call 'Way Out of Bounds'

October 1, 2019

Former Congressman Chris Shays (R-CT) offers his critical take on Donald Trump's now infamous phone call with Ukraine's president. Then, is Rudy Giuliani helping or hurting the president? Larry and the political panel discuss.

63. Dems Push Impeachment; How Worried Should Donald Trump Be?

September 26, 2019

Law professor Richard Painter joins Matthew Cooke and political analysts to discuss the launch of an official impeachment inquiry and its impact on Donald Trump's presidency.

62. Comic Turned Presidential Candidate Ben Gleib Arrested at US Capitol

September 24, 2019

Presidential candidate Ben Gleib tells Larry about his arrest during an anti-corruption protest at the U.S. Capitol. And, commentator Bill Press explains why the Ukraine scandal may be Donald Trump's biggest political headache yet.

61. As Elizabeth Warren Surges, Can Bernie Sanders Regain Progressives' Enthusiasm?

September 19, 2019

Can Bernie Sanders' campaign regain enthusiasm against Elizabeth Warren's surging popularity with the progressive wing of the Democratic party? Matthew Cooke and political experts discuss. Then, the latest on new U.S. sanctions against Iran.

60. Assessing the Democratic Game Plan on Impeachment

September 17, 2019

What exactly is congressional democrats' strategy on impeachment? Larry discusses the topic with Watergate veteran former Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (D-NY), author of "The Case for Impeaching Trump."

59. New Poll Has Elizabeth Warren Tied With Joe Biden for Democratic Nomination

September 12, 2019

Matthew Cooke talks with political experts about a new poll showing Elisabeth Warren tied with Joe Biden for the 2020 Democratic nomination. Then, commentator Philip K. Howard explains the key 2020 issue he believes Democrats are ignoring at their peril.

58. Trump Challenger Joe Walsh: Lawsuits to Come Over Nixed GOP Primaries

September 10, 2019

Republican presidential candidate Joe Walsh reacts to canceled 2020 GOP primaries in several states. And, why he's challenging Donald Trump, whom he once endorsed. Then, a former state department insider's take on the nixed "peace talks" with the Taliban.

57. US Manufacturing Shrinks Amid China Trade War

September 5, 2019

U.S. manufacturing shrinks amid the trade war with China. How might this impact 2020? Matthew Cooke talks with former Deputy Labor Secretary Chris Lu. Then, why is Joe Biden's campaign tempering expectations in Iowa? The political panel sounds off.

56. Analyzing Bernie Sanders' plan to protect 'real journalism' and curb Facebook

August 28, 2019

The Young Turks' John Iadarola and conservative commentator Michael Knowles join Matthew Cooke for a look at Bernie Sanders' plan to protect "real journalism" and curb Silicon Valley's power and influence.

55. Biden Tumbles to Below Sanders and Warren

August 27, 2019

A major new poll shows a virtual three-way tie for the Democratic nomination. Matthew Cooke and political experts examine what this means for the 2020 race. Then, did China just blink in the trade war with the U.S.? Asia expert Gordon Chang sounds off.

54. Bill Weld: Us Government Should Not Breakup the Tech Giants

August 22, 2019

Former Massachusetts governor and GOP presidential candidate Bill Weld joins Larry for a wide-ranging discussion on the economy, Donald Trump's rhetoric, why he thinks the government should not breakup the tech giants, and his fondness for Democrat

53. Trump tries to stave off concerns over economic downturn

August 20, 2019

Larry King and political experts take a look at the Trump Administration's pushback on growing concerns over the U.S. economy, and how a recession might impact the 2020 White House race.

52. Ron Paul Hints at 'Deep State' Conspiracy Against Tulsi Gabbard

August 15, 2019

Former congressman Ron Paul (R-TX) discusses his support for Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, and tells Larry King why he thinks some D.C. factions are against her White House run. Plus, his take on the U.S.-China trade

51. Dennis Kucinich: Making 2020 All About Trump will Cost Dems the Election

August 13, 2019

Former congressman Dennis Kucinich, who twice ran for the Democratic presidential nomination, warns his party against making 2020 all about Donald Trump. Plus, why he thinks it's time to break-up the tech giants.

50. Investigating Hate in America

August 8, 2019

Journalist Tony Harris joins Matthew Cooke for a look at what's fueling hate in America. Then, comedian Ben Gleib talks about his serious run for The White House.

49. The Aftermath of Back-to-Back US Mass Shootings

August 6, 2019

What impact, if any, will America's latest mass shootings have on gun laws, political rhetoric, and the 2020 election? Matthew Cooke looks for answers. And, former Hillary Clinton adviser Philippe Reines assesses the state of the Democratic

48. Actor Danny Trejo on why he's not afraid to get political

August 1, 2019

Actor Danny Trejo goes one-on-one to discuss the U.S. border crisis, his advocacy with convicts during hard time, and why he's not afraid to sound off on politics and social issues. Plus, a look at his star turn in the film "Madness in the

47. Tulsi Gabbard Sues Google for $50 Million; Alleges Big Tech Bias

July 30, 2019

Democratic presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard is suing Google for $50 million, claiming the tech giant exhibited bias against her. Her attorney discusses the details of the case. Then, the political panel weighs-in on Big Tech's impact on U.S.

46. How will Mueller's Testimony Impact Impeachment Effort?

July 25, 2019

What impact will Robert Mueller's testimony have on the push to impeach the president? Matthew Cooke investigates with legal and political experts. Then, former Congressman Mark Sanford talks about challenging Donald Trump for the 2020 GOP

45. John Hickenlooper on 'The Squad,' and his Warning to Democrats

July 23, 2019

2020 Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper goes one-on-one with Matthew Cooke to discuss "The Squad," responding to Donald Trump's tweets, and why he's warning the Democratic party against turning too far to the left.

44. Will demise of Trump impeachment effort further split the Democratic party?

July 18, 2019

The Democratic-controlled House killed a resolution to impeach Donald Trump. Will fractures within the party worsen in the aftermath? Matthew Cooke talks with a former Hillary Clinton senior adviser and a congresswoman who voted to impeach Richard

43. Analyzing Trump's Move to End Asylum at US-Mexico Border

July 16, 2019

Matthew Cooke talks with Breitbart News' Joel Pollack and political panel about the Trump administration's move to end asylum claims at the U.S. Southern border.

42. New Poll: Warren, Harris up, While Bernie Falls to Fourth Place

July 11, 2019

Matthew Cooke and political experts analyze new polling data which shows Senators Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris leading Bernie Sanders. Then, legal expert Richard Painter responds to Donald Trump's big win in an emoluments clause lawsuit.

41. Fearmongering and Profit-seeking: A Look at US Immigration Policy Along the Mexico Border

July 9, 2019

Filmmaker Matthew Cooke talks with journalist John Carlos Frey, whose new book, "Sand and Blood," takes a 30-year look at America's immigration policies and a growing "stealth war" along the U.S.-Mexico border.

40. Will fragile truce in US-China trade war hold?

July 2, 2019

Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have reached a truce in the ongoing trade war. But, how long will it last? President Obama's deputy labor secretary offers his take.

39. Why Republican Chris Shays is Endorsing Joe Biden for 2020

June 27, 2019

Former congressman Chris Shays (R-CT) explains why he's splitting with his party and voting for Joe Biden in 2020. And, Donald Trump attends his third G20 summit. Is he entering it stronger or weaker than previous G20s? Guest host Matthew Cooke

38. Analyzing Trump's Latest Policy Turnarounds

June 25, 2019

Is Donald Trump tuning out the hawks in his administration when it comes to Iran and deportation? Political experts sound off. Then, former Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-FL), the first millennial elected to Congress, handicaps the Democratic

37. Who in the Democratic Presidential Field is the Biggest Threat to Joe Biden?

June 20, 2019

Joe Biden remains the front-runner in the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination but is Elizabeth Warren gaining on Bernie Sanders in the fight for second place? Editorial director and publisher of "The Nation" Katrina vanden Heuvel weighs

36. Big Tech Plays Defense As Antitrust Pressure Heats Up

June 18, 2019

As Capitol Hill probes Big Tech's business practices, guest host Matthew Cooke talks with a former Intel Corporation insider about what to expect next. Then, former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown handicaps the upcoming Democratic primary

35. Democratic Divisions: Will progressives and centrists heal rift or pull party apart?

June 13, 2019

Will the progressive and centrist wings of the Democratic party come together in 2020, or split the party apart? And, is Joe Biden's tough talk on Trump a winning strategy for his party's nomination? Filmmaker Matthew Cooke takes a look.

34. Trump, Trade, and Tariffs: Assessing the New Agreement with Mexico

June 11, 2019

Is President Trump's new deal with Mexico to halt illegal immigration the game changer he claims it is? Filmmaker Matthew Cooke explores the topic with political and economic experts.

33. Big Tech Faces Antitrust Crackdown. But, can Congress Deliver Meaningful Regulation?

June 6, 2019

Filmmaker Matthew Cooke explores Congress' antitrust investigation of Silicon Valley. And, political experts weigh in on Donald Trump's pledged tariff war against Mexico.

32. Can Nancy Pelosi withstand growing pressure from pro-impeachment Democrats?

June 4, 2019

Political experts discuss the growing number of Democrats pressuring Nancy Pelosi to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump. And, a former congresswoman who voted to impeach Richard Nixon explains the parallel she sees of 1974 to

31. Mueller's First Public Remarks on Russia Probe Fuel Impeachment Push

May 30, 2019

Will Robert Mueller's remarks on the Russia probe be the tipping point for impeachment proceedings? Political experts weigh in. Then, former Ambassador Bill Richardson on his growing fear that President Trump is being played by Kim Jong-un.

30. Ralph Nader: Joe Biden is Hillary Clinton redux

May 23, 2019

Famed consumer advocate and former presidential candidate Ralph Nader discusses the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls, including Joe Biden, whom he calls "Hillary redux." And, Donald Trump gets rebuffed by a federal judge. Dan Abrams analyzes the

29. GOP congressman breaks ranks with party on impeachment. Should Trump worry?

May 21, 2019

Guest host Matthew Cooke and political analysts discuss Michigan GOP Congressman Justin Amash's surprising comments about impeaching Trump. And, a look at The White House's new initiative to collect claims of conservative censorship by Silicon Valley.

28. An Interview with 2020 Candidate Marianne Williamson

May 16, 2019

2020 presidential hopeful Marianne Williamson discusses her campaign, including her support for a universal basic income and slavey reparations. Then, musician Simon Tam on his supreme court battle against the U.S. government for the right to

27. Is It Time to Break Up Facebook?

May 14, 2019

Is Facebook a dangerous monopoly that should be broken up by the government? Filmmaker Matthew Cooke explores the topic. Plus, outed CIA agent-turned congressional candidate Valerie Plame talks healthcare, impeachment and Trump's pardon of Scooter

26. Analyzing Trump's 'executive privilege' claim to block release of full Mueller report

May 9, 2019

Former White House ethics czar Richard Painter joins guest host Amy Holmes for analysis of President Trump's assertion of executive privilege to block Congress from seeing the full, un-redacted Mueller report. Then, the latest in the U.S.-China

25. AG Barr Facing Contempt of Congress Vote. What Happens Next?

May 7, 2019

Guest host Amy Holmes explores the procedures and aftermath of holding Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress, as promised by the House Oversight Committee, for failing to hand over the un-redacted Mueller report.

24. 2020 Hopeful Andrew Yang: Automation, not Immigrants, Taking US jobs

May 2, 2019

Presidential candidate Andrew Yang discusses his plan to help workers displaced by automation, which includes a universal basic income for all Americans. Then, Republican Ron Paul on why he thinks Democrat Tulsi Gabbard would be a great president.

23. House Democrats and AG Barr in standoff over Russia probe testimony

April 30, 2019

Will Attorney General Barr willingly comply with House Democrats' rules for his testimony on the Mueller report, or will it take a subpoena? Guest host Amy Holmes looks into the standoff. Then, what last week's Kim-Putin meeting means for the

22. Combating Hate Speech in the Land of Free Speech

April 25, 2019

Filmmaker Matthew Cooke examines the dilemma of combating hate speech in a country that values free speech. And, can social media sites police themselves? Then, author Philip K. Howard on abandoning Right/Left ideologies in our political

21. Alan Dershowitz: Trump is safe from impeachment -- for now.

April 23, 2019

Constitutional scholar Alan Dershowitz gives Larry his take on the Mueller report, including his belief that Donald Trump can not be impeached for any findings in the Russia probe. And, his take on congressional inquiries into Trump's finances.

20. Why Trump's Cabinet Vacancies Matter

April 18, 2019

What affect is the high turnover rate of administration officials and unfilled Cabinet slots having on our government? Larry and former White House Cabinet Secretary for the Obama administration Chris Lu explore the topic.

19. Ex-Un Ambassador Bill Richardson on Julian Assange: He's a Villain, Not a Journalist

April 16, 2019

Larry talks with former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Bill Richardson about the arrest of Julian Assange, why he's against a third Trump-Kim summit, and America's current standing in the world. Then, the political panel sounds off.

18. George Papadopoulos: I've Gone From Pariah to Linchpin in Proving Anti-Trump 'Spy Scandal'

April 11, 2019

Larry talks with ex-Trump adviser George Papadopoulos about his role and arrest in the Mueller investigation as detailed in his book, "Deep State Target." Then "Common Good" founder Philip K. Howard on replacing "failed ideologies of the Right and

17. Trump Sets GOP's 2020 Strategy -- but Will He Stick with It?

April 4, 2019

Larry and guests discuss President Trump's recent backtracking on key policy announcements and his strategy for the GOP in 2020. Then, actor-activist Thomas Sadoski on his work helping refugees and children in war-torn areas around the world.

16. Analyzing the impact of the US halting Central American aid

April 2, 2019

Guest host Amy Holmes leads a discussion of President Trump's plan to cut hundreds of millions in U.S. aid to three Central American countries. Then, a look into the timing behind Trump's renewed bid to undo Obamacare.

15. Ken Starr: It's fair to say Mueller 'punted' on obstruction question

March 28, 2019

Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr joins Larry with his assessment of Robert Mueller's Russia probe report, including his take on Mueller's decision to not make a determination on any obstruction charges.

14. Cenk Uyger: Dems will pay steep price for relying on Mueller to snag Trump

March 26, 2019

The Young Turks' Cenk Uyger joins Larry with his take on Robert Mueller's report, and why he says Democratic leaders were wrong to rely on Mueller to prove any wrongdoing by the president. Plus, his take on the 2020 candidates.

13. Ex-Hillary Advisor on Why Impeaching Trump Is 'Worth It'

March 21, 2019

Former Hillary Clinton adviser Philippe Reines argues against Nancy Pelosi's claim that impeaching Donald Trump is "not worth it." Then, guest host Amy Holmes takes a look at Republican Congressman Devin Nunes' $250 million lawsuit against

12. Manafort Sentenced to 7.5 Years, But Will Trump Intervene?

March 14, 2019

Donald Trump's former campaign manager gets 7.5 years in prison, but will the president step in with a pardon? And, if so, will it come with a political price? Larry takes a look with Rick Wilson, author of "Everything Trump Touches Dies."

11. Ron Paul on Trump's budget priorities, defense spending, and the border wall

March 12, 2019

Larry talks with former Republican congressman and three-time presidential candidate Ron Paul, who has plenty to say about President Trump's 2020 budget proposal, U.S. involvement in Syria and the fight over border wall funding.

10. Will the Green New Deal Help or Hurt Democrats in 2020?

March 7, 2019

Will the Green New Deal end up helping or hurting democrats in 2020? And, how is China's economic slowdown impacting the U.S. economy and Donald Trump's trade war? Guest host Amy Holmes talks with President Obama's former deputy labor secretary.

9. Trump Blames Cohen Testimony for Failed North Korea Summit

March 5, 2019

Larry and guests examine Donald Trump's bizarre CPAC speech, and his accusation that Michael Cohen's congressional testimony is to blame for the failed summit with Kim Jong-un.

8. The Cohen Testimony: What Impact Will It Have on Trump's Presidency?

February 28, 2019

Larry examines Michael Cohen's public testimony and its impact on the Trump presidency with former representatives Bob Livingston (R-LA) and Patrick Murphy (D-FL). Plus, a look at Trump's second summit with Kim Jong-un.

7. Analyzing the Critical Week Ahead for Trump's Presidency

February 26, 2019

Larry talks with Breitbart's Joel Pollack about Trump's critical week ahead, including his summit with Kim Jong-un, Michael Cohen's testimony, and more. And, student Nicholas Sandmann's lawyer explains his $250 million lawsuit against The Washington Post.

6. Alan Dershowitz: Likely no Smoking Gun Jeopardizing Trump in Mueller Report

February 21, 2019

Alan Dershowitz joins Larry to discuss the Mueller investigation, and why he says Donald Trump's emergency declaration for a border wall is a "mistake."

5. Assessing Trump's Emergency Declaration for New Border Wall Funding

February 19, 2019

Larry and guest examine the political fallout over Donald Trump's declaration of a national emergency along the U.S. southern border. Then, a look inside the democratic-socialist movement with The Young Turks' John Iadarola.

4. Border spending deal goes down to the wire

February 13, 2019

Larry and guests discuss the bi-partisan deal designed to keep the government operating and partially fund Donald Trump's border wall. Then, actor-activist Hill Harper from ABC's 'The Good Doctor' sounds off on Virginia's 'black face'

3. Chris Christie: Trump Should Worry More About New York Prosecutors than Mueller

February 12, 2019

Larry talks with former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie about his time on Donald Trump's transition team, the Mueller and SDNY investigations, and what he really thinks of Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.

2. Congressional negotiators to Trump: Stay out of our border deal talks

February 7, 2019

Congressional deal-makers say they can reach a border security deal, if the White House doesn't interfere. Is that possible? Larry talks with The Daily Beast's Eleanor Clift. Then, the political panel weighs in.

1. The potential pitfalls of declaring a national emergency for the border wall

February 5, 2019

Larry and guests examine the potential legal and political pitfalls of using a national emergency declaration to fund a wall along the U.S. southern border.

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Larry King was famous for his ability to ask insightful and tough questions, and he brought this same energy to Politicking. Guests on the show included politicians such as Senator Bernie Sanders, former Secretary of State John Kerry, and former CIA Director David Petraeus. King also frequently invited on prominent journalists like Glenn Greenwald, Diane Sawyer, and Anderson Cooper.

One of the unique features of Politicking with Larry King was its commitment to featuring guests who represented a diverse range of political viewpoints. King often invited on guests who represented the more far-reaching political beliefs, including guests who identified as socialists, as well as guests who held conservative views. This commitment to diversity allowed viewers to hear a wider range of perspectives on important political issues.

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Throughout the show, King stayed focused on the specific issues and events at hand. Guests were often asked to offer their thoughts and analysis on current events, such as domestic policy issues like healthcare and immigration, as well as foreign policy issues like Syria and North Korea.

Politicking with Larry King was also known for being a show that prioritized substantive policy discussions over political drama and sensationalism. King's years of experience as a journalist and broadcaster allowed him to steer conversations away from melodrama and towards thoughtful discussions of policy issues.

Despite the show's focus on substantive policy discussion, Politicking with Larry King was not without its controversies. A 2019 interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov received criticism from some viewers for not sufficiently challenging Lavrov on issues like election interference and the annexation of Crimea. Some viewers also accused King of being too deferential to politicians who appeared on the show.

Despite these criticisms, Politicking with Larry King remained a popular show throughout its eight-year run. King's reputation for fair and insightful interviews, combined with the show's commitment to a wide range of political views, made it a trusted source of political analysis for viewers on both sides of the aisle.

In conclusion, Politicking with Larry King was a political talk show that ran from 2012 until 2020 on Ora TV. The show featured interviews with a wide range of political experts, journalists, and politicians. Larry King's commitment to substantive policy discussions and diverse viewpoints made Politicking a trusted source of political analysis for viewers of all political backgrounds.