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See Pres. Hinckley On Larry King 26 Dec.

President Gordon B. Hinckley of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will appear for a fourth time on CNN's "Larry King Live" the day after Christmas.


https://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,600099737,00.html

Dec King Larry Hinckley Pres See

Oh gosh, these are the times I wish I had cable! *sigh* Oh well, I guess you all are going to give me a link later on so I can read it.
He will do well, Larry King does not ask hard questions to him at all!

See Pres. Hinckley On Larry King 26 Dec. Studies Doctrine Mormon

Larry King's wife is LDS and so I think he has a personal respect for President Hinckley. I can't wait to see the interview. I just love to listen to President Hinckley speak. I don't think you can get any closer to the Savior in this life than through President Hinkley. What I mean by that is I think being in President Hinckley's presence is a lot like it would be to be in the presence of the Savior. You can just feel the love eminating from him.

Dec King Larry Hinckley Pres See

I wonder if this will be like the one he did a few years ago from Temple Square while standing in the rain / snow with an umbrella. If so, then it will be a general interview just asking his feelings on Christmas, etc. I doubt any polygamy questions will come up here

Dec King Larry Hinckley Pres See

Well, if you did not have the opportunity to watch Pres. Hinckley's interview with Larry King then you can read it now online. He talked about his wife, the progress of the Church and the war in Iraq. Here some extracts of the interview:

KING: You lost your wife this year after ...

HINCKLEY: Yes, I did. It was a terrible loss.

KING: How do you - how do you recover from - you were married, what, 67 years.

HINCKLEY: Sixty-seven years. Yes. Feel pretty lonely at times.

KING: How do you get over that, because you've become part of each other, right. You finish each other's sentences.

HINCKLEY: Absolutely. Well, you never get over it. Of course you don't. But the best thing you can do is just keep busy, keep working hard, so you're not dwelling on it all the time. Work is the best antidote for sorrow.


"I pray every night that this thing may come to a peaceful conclusion, that we can get along together without carrying on war endlessly over there. (talking about Iraq)"

https://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0412/26/lkl.01.html