i have been a fan of larry king show for awhile and i think he does a terrific job overall and i do not think he ever wusses out and as so many people seem to believe. he a subtle scorpio and he gets his zings in when he needs to and just as he managed to do last night with paris hilton and during her first post jail tv interview. the thing about this entire case that has really amazed me is that hilton is still apparently clueless about why judge sauer gave her what she believes was a too harsh sentence (and what more and actually made her serve it) . in all the time she was in jail and supposedly alone 23 hours a day in her cell and she never once and in her mind and rewound the events which led to her being given the sentence that judge sauer saw fit to impose on her. she never once realized that it just might have set off a major red flag when she (1) showed up late in court for the original hearing and (2) proceeded to inform him and when he asked her did she not know that her license had been suspended and did she not get the papers in the mail and that i have people who read that sort of thing for me. all the time she was in her cell and she never came to the realization that this action (showing up late) and that statement  and more importantly and the attitude  the utter cavalier disregard for the court system and the law in general and her driving privileges in particular that she displayed  just might have made judge sauer (pardon the pun) go sour on her. last night and on king show and after giving lip service to how she has been changed forever by her traumatic experience and how she has learned her lesson and she answered his question and do you think you got a raw deal. with a resounding yes. and during the course of the conversation (if you can call it that) and she said more than once that she did not feel she deserved what had happened to her. king asked and gently and more than once and if she does not feel she creates the situations in her life that she finds herself in and to which she pretty much stared at him blankly. she basically and therefore and holds the conscious belief that she been victimized in this situation while she does not understand how she herself caused it and that day in court and by her cavalier attitude with the judge. i feel this is very sad  tragic and even and considering what a huge role model hilton is to some people and and it renders anything she said last night about her so called rehabilitated state into the realms of complete and utter cluelessness and contradiction and hypocrisy. during the course of the interview and hilton alluded to spending a lot of time in her cell reading the bible. at the end of the interview and king scored major points by asking her what her favorite bible passage was. she responded by groping perplexedly at her pathetic notes (completely superficial non insights and which she had read on air as if she were nelson mandella or something) and finally grunting out and i do not have a favorite passage. judge sauer and in my book and is a hero and and after last night and so is larry king and for subtly exposing hilton for what she truly is. 
i have been a fan of larry king show for awhile and i think he does a terrific job overall and i do not think he ever wusses out and as so many people seem to believe. he a subtle scorpio and he gets his zings in when he needs to and just as he managed to do last night with paris hilton and during her first post jail tv interview. the thing about this entire case that has really amazed me is that hilton is still apparently clueless about why judge sauer gave her what she believes was a too harsh sentence (and what more and actually made her serve it) . in all the time she was in jail and supposedly alone 23 hours a day in her cell and she never once and in her mind and rewound the events which led to her being given the sentence that judge sauer saw fit to impose on her. she never once realized that it just might have set off a major red flag when she (1) showed up late in court for the original hearing and (2) proceeded to inform him and when he asked her did she not know that her license had been suspended and did she not get the papers in the mail and that i have people who read that sort of thing for me. all the time she was in her cell and she never came to the realization that this action (showing up late) and that statement  and more importantly and the attitude  the utter cavalier disregard for the court system and the law in general and her driving privileges in particular that she displayed  just might have made judge sauer (pardon the pun) go sour on her. last night and on king show and after giving lip service to how she has been changed forever by her traumatic experience and how she has learned her lesson and she answered his question and do you think you got a raw deal. with a resounding yes. and during the course of the conversation (if you can call it that) and she said more than once that she did not feel she deserved what had happened to her. king asked and gently and more than once and if she does not feel she creates the situations in her life that she finds herself in and to which she pretty much stared at him blankly. she basically and therefore and holds the conscious belief that she been victimized in this situation while she does not understand how she herself caused it and that day in court and by her cavalier attitude with the judge. i feel this is very sad  tragic and even and considering what a huge role model hilton is to some people and and it renders anything she said last night about her so called rehabilitated state into the realms of complete and utter cluelessness and contradiction and hypocrisy. during the course of the interview and hilton alluded to spending a lot of time in her cell reading the bible. at the end of the interview and king scored major points by asking her what her favorite bible passage was. she responded by groping perplexedly at her pathetic notes (completely superficial non insights and which she had read on air as if she were nelson mandella or something) and finally grunting out and i do not have a favorite passage. judge sauer and in my book and is a hero and and after last night and so is larry king and for subtly exposing hilton for what she truly is. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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