Dec 16, 2010 — After 25 years, the CNN host is stepping away from his microphone. He's been asking all the questions all these years. Let's turn the tables on him.
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Larry King Signs Off Tonight; What Would You Ask Him?
by Mark Memmott
Dec 16, 2010 — After 25 years, the CNN host is stepping away from his microphone. He's been asking all the questions all these years. Let's turn the tables on him.Love him. ... Hate him. ... Will miss him. ... Won't miss him.
Larry King signs off tonight after 25 years on CNN. ... The network says it has 6,120 shows in its Larry archive. ... That in his 50-year career he's done about 50,000 interviews.
End of an ... era?
Let's turn the tables on the 77-year-old Larry. ... If you had the chance, what would you ask him?
Meanwhile ... here's the video tribute CNN has put together:
And if you're wondering about all those ... ellipses ... they're in tribute to Larry's old column in USA TODAY ... which read much like his Twitter page does now.
Among Larry's guests tonight: Donald Trump and Joan Rivers.
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