they re just telling you that what they know. i want to learn. i want to learn. certainly they make use of the microphone. in terms of yeah, of course. you said when you announced you were stepping down that cnn didn t pressure you in any way, but did you feel nudged a little bit after the ratings went down? not nudged. i wasn t offered as long a contract as i had been in the past. mm-hmm. and i thought it was time to go, howie. i thought it was you know, 25 years turned to 25 1/2. that s a long time in one place. we re in the guinness book of world records. it s the longest running television show hosted by the same person at the same time on the same network ever. ever. ever. did you get that, america? evah. people who make fun of you sometimes, you know, saturday night live, make fun of all the times you were married. did that ever bother you? no. i was married many times.
maybe not every night. larry: doing other things. i ll be around. if that s not the case, i ll be disappointed with cnn. this is the end of the show, not the end of a man. that s the tone to set. that is the tone to set. larry: not a funeral. not at all. i hope we re working together. doing something. larry: breaking news. we re in talks. larry: i love that term. or in ten years, be a morning deejay team. i can see that. larry and the bean. you would have to be the bean. as always. larry: 25 years ago i started this show. 25 1/2 years ago. what were you doing? i had just moved here. i was on a little show i think everyone in america remembers called sarah. yes. very popular. 13 episodes. that was the dream at the time. we started out as comedians and then johnny carson and want add sitcom and i was. it was years later before i was old enough to be on your show. larry: you used to come on
be disappointed with cnn. this is the end of the show, not the end of a man. that s the tone to set. that is the tone to set. larry: not a funeral. not at all. i hope we re working together. doing something. larry: breaking news. we re in talks. larry: i love that term. or in ten years, be a morning deejay team. i can see that. larry and the bean. you would have to be the bean. as always. larry: 25 years ago i started this show. 25 1/2 years ago. what were you doing? i had just moved here. i was on a little show i think everyone in america remembers called sarah. yes. very popular. 13 episodes. that was the dream at the time. we started out as comedians and then johnny carson and want add sitcom and i was. it was years later before i was old enough to be on your show. larry: you used to come on the radio show in washington whenever you worked washington you would come on. also, washington boulevard.
possessions is that those experiential purchases don t need to come at a great cost. doesn t cost that much to get a pass to a national park, many trails, bicycle and hiking trails are free. so even if difficult economic times, being oriented toward experiences is i think a nice avenue for happiness for really everybody. it is not about the rolex after all. that s good food for thought for people especially in these times. thanks so much for joining us this morning. thanks for having me. what started as a prison break has now turned into a massive multi-state manhunt for a couple considered armed and dangerous. the latest on the two suspects who describe themselves as a modern day bonnie and clyde. 25 1/2 minutes after the hour. we ll be right back.
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