BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: As our observation of CNN's 20th anniversary continues, this year, a look back at Larry King's jailhouse interview with death-row inmate, Karla Faye Tucker.</s>LARRY KING, HOST: My guest for the full hour is a lady you have probably come to know or have read about. She is Carla Faye Tucker. She is scheduled to be executed February 3rd by lethal injection in this prison. Does it get worse everyday?</s>CARLA FAYE TUCKER: No, it gets a little more exciting everyday, a little...</s>KING: Interesting choice of words, Karla.</s>FAYE TUCKER: Yes.</s>KING: Exciting how?</s>FAYE TUCKER: Just to see the way God's unfolding everything? Every day something new comes up.</s>KING: Karla Faye Tucker was particularly interesting, because I wasn't allowed to touch her, she was behind the glass. That's a tough interview to do. I liked her. You had to like here. I mean, she was a mass killer, she had obviously changed. I don't think who watched that show wanted her to die.</s>KING: Do you think about being executed?</s>FAYE TUCKER: I have thought about it. It's not something that I focus on.</s>KING: You've got to think about it.</s>FAYE TUCKER: But I think about it more now than I used to. But I realize that today there's stuff to be done, and I have to allow God to keep me focused on what's for today.</s>KING: She made you feel better. You know, I was feeling sorry for her, and she reversed it. I liked Karla Faye Tucker a great deal. It was a very sad night the night that she died.
CNN 20: Karla Faye Tucker Execution, An Interview with Larry King