LARRY KING, HOST, "LARRY KING LIVE": It's been 15 years of "LARRY KING LIVE." Here's some highlights.</s>KING: Good evening. My name the Larry King and this is premier edition of LARRY KING LIVE.</s>KING: I love interviewing so much. Once you start, though, it's still just who, what, where, when, why and you are trying to learn something. Frank was a wonderful interview. Hard to get. But once you had him, he was very responsive.</s>FRANK SINATRA, ENTERTAINER: The first four or five seconds, I tremble.</s>KING: I have had the good fortune to interview a number of legends. You are always a little bit -- a little bit awe struck when you start. The best thing about people who have completely made it, or are well-known, is that they are really honest and they are open. Karla Faye Tucker was particularly interesting because I was not allowed to touch her. She was behind the glass. You could only touch through a glass. Cautions were extraordinary. She was a mass killer. She had obviously changed. I don't think anybody who watched that show wanted her to die. The night of Gore debate, though, that was extraordinary because that so important for the country, and afterwards way behind. First time in history that a sitting vice president debated a citizen. Perot was, after all, just a citizen. But interviewing is fun. Hey, they pay you for learning, It is a great way to make a living.
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