william and kate. it has been eight years since the couple met. they are clearly in love. you have seen it through the interviews. i think you know is one to survive. it is a great romantic story. diana s legacy, her two boys. wouldn t she had been a proud mother. she is in here in certain ways william has made that he norm muss gesture in giving the woman enormous gesture in giving the woman he loves the symbol. kimberly: tell us what it means to william and what relationship it has with his mother? that ring given by prince charles when they were engaged. a token of his love to her at the time. now it is william s turn to give that symbol of love to the woman he loves. it is a great gesture. i remember william once saying, paul, i remember when i was a
so you could come to the conclusion that her answer the today show was not completely truthful or paralleling her political career of the past? and she was doing a political two-step and she was, you know, doing some dancing, some fancy dancing up there, the truth is that she has said things perfectly in line with what paladino said in his first set of comments in her own political history. so i don t know why she wouldn t just come up and say she agreed with him because if you look at her service in the state legislature, she clearly does. congressman if she doesn t agree, maybe she could come on and say some. i would love to have that happen. i would love of the both of you on the program but she is very selective where she goes, she likes the safe havens and she could not answer the direct and tough question the today show this morning. i think it s very telling about the tea party movement. keith, good to have you here. why wouldn t she just say it is wrong? wel
all right. you re trying to avoid this. everybody s bombarding you. it s obvious. why are you here? oh, i m here because you asked me. larry: others have asked you. well, yes. i don t seek out the publicity but it s really hard to avoid. generally, it s easier just to talk to people and give them their answers and then they lose interest and it is not generally, it is not a big problem except for when he got arrested. larry: you think you put a cap on it? we call it the larry king pill. the interest goes away. larry: that s happened on other cases, as well. i don t know if it s good or bad. if she were subpoenaed, she would have to testify, wouldn t she? that is correct. larry: if the incident happened, she didn t deny it. she has to be truthful, right? absolutely. larry: why are you so forgiving? why don t you want to see him put away? he raped you. i don t feel i m particularly forgiving. i suppose i m a pretty forgiving person.
arrested. larry: you think you put a cap on it? we call it the larry king pill. the interest goes away. larry: that s happened on other cases, as well. i don t know if it s good or bad. if she were subpoenaed, she would have to testify, wouldn t she? that is correct. larry: if the incident happened, she didn t deny it. she has to be truthful, right? absolutely. larry: why are you so forgiving? why don t you want to see him put away? he raped you. i don t feel i m particularly forgiving. i suppose i m a pretty forgiving person. he served her time. he did everything he was asked to do. and we had a corrupt judge who was being dishonest. he had no reason to trust the system to work for him. i m so much more damaged by the court system and the media than by him. larry: really?
larry: we re back with samantha geimer and her attorney larry silver. all right. you re trying to avoid this. everybody s bombarding you. it s obvious. why are you here? oh, i m here because you asked me. larry: others have asked you. well, yes. i don t seek out the publicity but it s really hard to avoid. generally, it s easier just to talk to people and give them their answers and then they lose interest and it is not generally, it is not a big problem except for when he got arrested. larry: you think you put a cap on it? we call it the larry king pill. the interest goes away. larry: that s happened on other cases, as well. i don t know if it s good or bad. if she were subpoenaed, she would have to testify, wouldn t she? that is correct. larry: if the incident happened, she didn t deny it. she has to be truthful, right? absolutely. larry: why are you so