Paul Harvey on Larry King Live Jan. 30th, 2003

[@lloydc3742]

My grandad was a farmer. When he came into the house for lunch we would listen to Paul Harvey on the radio. Always enjoyed his insights even as a teenager. He was truthful and a good storyteller. His distinctive voice was unmistakable.

[@barberjeff67]

I remember listening to Paul with my mother. I too, as a kid liked his stories and insights.

[@daviru02]

Same here when I had lunch time working at the Garst Seed Company when I first heard him. His voice and cadence just drew me in and then I was hooked.

[@valerieholmes9211]

I listened to him every noon, when I was younger

[@fbecke]

With his parents nearby, who didn’t listen to the great Paul Harvey!!

[@commanderspock]

When you heard the voice of Paul Harvey on your radio, there's no way that you could touch that dial, except to turn UP the volume! No matter how bad your day might have been, listening to his broadcast could actually lift some heaviness off of your shoulders and give you a touch of hope and even a new perspective on things. What a true blessing it was to listen to this man throughout the years. I only wish that I would have done it more often while he was still here. There was only One Paul Harvey....... "Good day!"

[@jimfinigan1681]

Paul Harvey was admired by many. My home town, El Paso TX, even named a park after him. I miss him. We sure need him today!

[@scottm.franklinnc7942]

Not only admired but respected, something news ppl lack today. There maybe more ppl would add to the list, but I can only think of 1 other like that Mr. Walter Cronkite.

[@zerep11]

My personal best from Mr. Paul Harvey - "If I Were The Devil". Thank-you Mr. Paul Harvey, for the many years and countless memories.

[@jeffreyclarke736]

Okay I hit a like on your comments until I heard his words on Bush. What a puppet. Just another puppet of this false, fake reality.

[@discernment8963]

@@jeffreyclarke736 I'd agree with you knowing what we know about the Bush family today being part of the swamp etc. However at the time of this interview I was much more optimistic about W myself, in all honesty. It's 1 of the "Lesser of Evils" best examples, W vs Gore or Kerry, with a no vote basically a vote for the left. I guarantee feel similarly towards the Bushes as you do, but I'd vote for W easily over Gore/Kerry even now He's definitely a politics as usual Swamp dweller, but Gore/Kerry are all that on top of being America Destroying Leftists.......

[@discernment8963]

@AGZ Like I was saying above, even knowing who the Bushes are and what they stand for. It's not preferable to only have the "Least Worst" choice type of election, but it's still an easy decision over an anti American Leftist. The problem is so many Americans haven't been around long enough to have experienced a truly Pro America President, so it was like trying to explain sight to a "Stevie Wonder" type, who you could say did pretty fair without eye vision. Now & particularly another 4yrs from now the difference will be as obvious as being wet as if you'd jumped in a pool with all your clothes on, or dry as a bone!

[@jeffreyclarke736]

No dude! I onew 25 years before that. Only I can't tell you how because you wouldn't believe me. Let's just say that I knew he was a Natzi from birth.

[@PeterKKraus]

Freedom To Chaims is my favorite.

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

The Lord broke the mold when he made this one...RIP

[@karenp144]

Amen We were blessed to have him.

[@thomassantiago814]

Larry did a WONDERFUL job interviewing Paul...Great Stuff !!!

[@seoceancrosser]

This is the treasure that technology can save. Truly thankful I was able to view this!

[@ILC-eo6vk]

I accidentally switched my radio to AM, back in the mid 90s and discovered Paul Harvey. Best mistake I ever made because I was pretty much a populist sheep, like everyone else who gets the news from mainstream media outlets. After Harvey, was Neal Boortz, who was new to me as well. Today, I believe Mark Levin is a voice that needs to be heard by more people, because his knowledge of the Constitution and history is so crucial. Most of my family are still Democrats, but I'm glad I switched to conservatism 25 years ago.

[@calebhenderson]

John Mooradian thanks for sharing your story. It gives me hope in Chicago!

[@cajun1253]

@ILC 1234 grew up in a democrat family and registered to vote as a democrat BUT only ever voted republican, Except Once. I never thought about switching my affiliation on paper until just recently, the level of corruption deserves a message to be sent.

[@jeromecabral6995]

@@calebhenderson I grew up listening to him on the radio. And through out the 90s. On of my favorite radio man

[@davidhouseless2826]

@@cajun1253 whats best is you assume the republican party isn't corrupt. Follow the money. Corporations own all of our politicians. Any media outlet with commercials is fake news. You think they will tell you how fracking is making the water flammable on the CNN, FOX, MSNBC or any other outlet that plays commercials for oil companies? Lets be real they are all owned. Best government money can buy.

[@donnagriffin9750]

I really like Mark Levin.

[@jeffreyhutchins6527]

Paul Harvey was a great man, and a great American. He possessed a certain sage wisdom, lost in today's media. I spent many hours of my youth listening to his radio show.

[@torreybauer6309]

Thanks KZbin!!! I love Paul Harvey... even after his death I still listen to his voice whenever I can!!! Rings true today

[@truthstartshere.9214]

wow , what a true one of a kind man . humble , kind and always smiling. always there for the true American Heart and for others willing to listen. the most of all he said he bends his knee, to the lord in prayer. we could all take a piece from, Mr Harvey and put it to use in our lives . God's speed to you Paul! may you rest until we finish the rest of the story .

[@johna1160]

Amongst Paul Harvey's numerous attributes, the way he carefully enunciates multi-syllabic words in his sonorous baritone is a treat to the ears.

[@authorjasonblayne730]

Loved Paul Harvey ever since my dad had me listen to his program back in the 1980's. Now I'm in my 30's and still love listening to his messages. There will never be another broadcaster like this man.

[@ameliam7898]

I bought my dad a ‘Paul Harvey’ Bose radio which he so loved & had wanted one for some time! Later that year he got cancer and passed. Now it’s one of my most cherished possessions... I sure wish I could still listen to PH on it with my dad :)

[@newsbloopers]

Beautiful

[@chademke8492]

Bose "Sound Machine "!

[@gregashton3622]

Greatest broadcaster we have ever known! Great man,god loving man that brought joy and love to millions !

[@jdftwo1]

The best newsman this world has ever had. No one will ever replace this legend. One of a kind

[@ibbylancaster8981]

As I almost hit my half century mark, I can remember as a kid , for as long as I can remember, listening to this wonderfully smooth voice and hearing "The Rest of The Story ". He could weave a tail that could rival Shakespear. May your beautiful voice be the sound be the sound of Heaven sir! God Bless!!

[@joec1212]

Take notes folks. That's how someone conducts themselves with class!

[@Rob-tr1st]

Both of them!! Amen! These were the days when great men truly shined.

[@PattyMoor]

Yes!!! Today’s reporters are a sad sorry sight compared to this man!

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

I know I definitely miss him along with my Dad. I remember going in to town to eat lunch with Dad, especially on Fridays/payday, when Mom would pick up his check to pay bills. The best part of those days was getting to sit with Dad for that hour AND listening to Paul Harvey's noon show!!! The calm in his voice, the sound/tone of his voice always seemed to give me calm and hope, hope that everything wrong could turn out alright!! Miss and love them both!! May there be peace and much Love and a Good Day, for all!!!

[@kylejdahl5358]

Still miss you Paul! I miss your voice.

[@joelblevins5025]

Kyle J Dahl ghb

[@paladin1726]

I bought two of the Rest of the Story books shortly after Paul Harvey died because I couldn't stand the thought of being in a world without Paul Harvey. Because of the realization that when you listen to Paul Harvey, you don't want to stop listening. He had such an eloquence to his news briefs. And the rest of the story...Larry King hit the nail on the head. When you hear Paul Harvey on the radio, you cannot change that station. So when the delivery of Paul Harvey meets those brilliant Rest of the Story goosebump-inducing stories, what is honestly more perfect entertainment than that? And what great things to share with others. So now that my 9 year old can get an appreciation of The Rest of the Story, I use that now as her bedtime story. Walt Disney. Coca Cola. Col. Sanders. Each time watching her face light up with that look of being blown away...that must be what I look like when I first hear these stories. I love you, Paul Harvey. Thank you for making such a wonderful impact on my life.

[@dansockle]

Paul Harvey was our modern day "Mark Twain"... sure do wish we had someone today who could restore our values and confidence in country.

[@vincentdesiano4861]

Great interview! Paul Harvey...one of my great addictions! When I learned that he was gone, it felt as though I had lost a dear friend! Paul Harvey was a warm and comforting voice in this troubled world of ours. He gave us hope and enabled us to keep things in perspective. To say a man like Mr. Harvey comes around once in a lifetime is an understatement! We will never see his kind again! I discovered this treasure shortly after receiving my first radio as a gift for my 21st birthday so many years ago and was hooked on this great mans’ voice, radio persona, talent and genuine goodness! Mr. Harvey, I and all of your millions of devotees will always miss you!

[@MARSANS1]

I came from Cuba in 1987 without any English I learned very fast and one of the first program that i was listening was Paul Harvey incredible person and I learned about to love this country and respect the flag everyone one miss him

[@sa-iw4dr]

Paul Harvey a master storyteller, no voice like any other.

[@Me97202]

I think you typed the opposite of the complement you meant.

[@doninventura9474]

What a treasure! I'm grateful for video tape and audio tape so we can enjoy brief visits from than Man among men.

[@kromekicks]

I'm just now discovering Mr. Paul Harvey. May he rest in piece.

[@curtis6554]

I listened to Paul Harvey for 30 years and still find time to listen to him every day on you tube. the man was special

[@rebeccawhite1266]

My Dad was born six months before Pearl Harbor happened, the youngest of 9 children, with the 2 before him having been stillborn or surviving only hours. He was legally blind by the age of 8, though he has always been colorblind. It was via the likes of Paul Harvey's broadcast that he both stood and walked his path, with grace and mercy having been bestowed/bestown upon/by him, and touched so many lives with his optimism, gratefulness, and kindness, willing to help others always, in any way possible, making a way for anything that had been impossible beforehand. I cherish the many memories of listening to the rest of so many stories with my Daddy and the spirit with which they were delivered by Mr. Harvey. Along with the good days that may not have been otherwise. ❤️

[@jazzaman147]

i cherished everyday i listened to paul harvey and seeing him in this interview was wonderful he will be missed thank you chris for the upload

[@CELTICFOXSTUDIO77777]

I believe in my God, my country and my self, words to live by and say out loud as often as possible, you are well loved Mr Harvey and sorely missed, rest in peace ❤

[@luismoro5720]

I just discovered him when someone posted the "If I were the devil" broadcast. It gave me chills but it also gave me motivation. A strong brother! God bless him.

[@flej01]

Yesterday for me, I am thirsting for his words now

[@PLA5207]

Paul Harvey: A genius at his craft and extraordinary in his way of life and living.

[@jamiepeterson2230]

Such an iconic voice I remember when he died and he’s such a living legend right up there with all the great conservative radio show personalities. He’s greatly missed. May God give you the rest you so need and you can give God commentary and stories about how great heaven is and looking forward to seeing you all in paradise “ Good day”

[@Robinhood179]

Remember driving and flipping through the stations and whenever I came across his speaking I would immediately stop browsing and listen to him speak. That voice, the stories, his style. Irreplaceable. If they played it on the radio today I would still listen.

[@hollyavery9457]

Wish I could still listen to him a lot of truth came from him!!!

[@danbytp]

Holly Avery He was like listening to your Grandfather or an older uncle.

[@jimdutton2835]

Holly Avery And

[@dougadams3147]

What a great video. Paul Harvey is an American Hero. I gained a lot of respect for Larry King in this interview, too. I'm not sure what it was but he seemed so genuine here. Thanks so much for uploading this. Good day!

[@manie3232]

I remember listening to Paul back in the late eighties when I worked at a concrete pipe making factory. It was mostly a one man (just me) operation in the middle a cattle farm area in Virginia. I would shut off the lowd concrete vibrator for his radio announcement every weekday around lunchtime. It seemed to last about 20 minutes....but it was the best 20 minutes of my day.

[@wmbarrysher]

I often enjoyed his news broadcasts as a young teen, I and all my co-workers stopped to listen to him while I worked at Hobart Democrat Chief Newpaper, and later when I went into the military we would all stop and listen to him during lunch. He was awesome magnetic Newsman in a league of his own. Glad he was born in Oklahoma like me God Bless his family

[@judybohl7789]

He and Will Rodgers were the only good men from Oklahoma.

[@wmbarrysher]

I agree Judy lol I came in 4th

[@efhs1970]

The best Larry King interview ever!!!!!!💫

[@genestark9145]

Cheers! Wonderful!!

[@maxitaxi76]

What a human Rest In ✌️ peace. Enjoyed every second I invested in Paul the great Harvey legend.

[@textech6218]

Thank you so much for this. It is priceless.

[@tedwelsh8362]

Started listening to him in 1955; I was a Freshman in High School. When I was overseas in the military in the 1950's, I couldn't hear him. I resumed my allegiance tp his broadcasts when I returned to the States in 1968. I would record his noon broadcasts so that mt=y wife & I could listen to him later in the day ...until he died. I surely had hoped his son Paul would succeed him at the helm. Thanks for the memories!

[@theducksneezes4987]

The guy is a natural storyteller! It's as if he were making a speech everytime he talks heheh. God bless him!

[@calebhenderson]

A time when the voice of reason was heard & good character was respected & aspired to. Paul Harvey was one of a kind where God broke the mold after He created Paul. RIP good man. I look forward to meeting you in the next life...Heaven will be awesome!

[@Roadhardd]

Just hearing that voice. That inflection. I forgot how much I miss him. How much I enjoyed him.

[@cheknecht3092]

Hands down my favorite. I've loved Mr. Harvey since childhood in the early 80s, God I miss him. I wonder what he would think of things that are going on today.

[@cc11studio]

I love how they speak of Paul in the 3rd person. I remember long drives coming home from relatives and listening to Paul Harvey in the backseat of the car on the radio and eventually fall asleep.....granted I was 5-10 yrs old during this time. His voice always reminds me of the right character, tone, and message that I always needed to hear.

[@johnbrookbank2969]

Paul Harvey was a truther 100% to bad others have not fallowed his foot steps !

[@NoticerOfficial]

There are others, but there was only one PH.

[@trinityestrada9588]

No he wasn't...he pushed the moonlanding hoax for starters.

[@sarasturm7560]

he hints on bs regarding ww2 cold war, 9-11.

[@phloridababe]

Trinity Estrada did he? Or was he talking about man reaching God? Listen again, please. You’re right about the hoax, of course- but I listened again, he wasn’t a Trey Gowdy.

[@c_farther5208]

He was ahead of his time. I remember listening to him and passed my exit, he had me so interested in his perspective. Just an amazing man, seriously. I know that word is over-used, but he was genuinely an amazing person.

[@chrissnyder3430]

Very appropriate in the case of Mr. Harvey.

[@MrKmoconne]

Everyone has to take a final bow. You are missed Paul Harvey, rest in peace.

[@sherrykoury5351]

he was my dad favorite person , that is why I remember so clearly

[@sarasturm7560]

heaven sent

[@stevejaubert2892]

He was sincere and god-fearing and the kind of person you could really trust. Unfortunately there's far too many today that are not even close to him. Beyond that he was a great talent and his stories really uplifted you.

[@fool4Christ7771]

steve jaubert Love your post....but GOD is capitalized. Thank you.

[@danielmeyers5598]

steve jaubert a shameless advertiser like any free content. slickly worked ads into his "stories". promoted religious propaganda,, weaving news, religion, ads, conservative fearmongering, op/ed and storytelling together.

[@stevejaubert2892]

Kathleen Cote' God doesn't care about capitalizations. Its what's in your heart.

[@stevejaubert2892]

Dan Meyers You probably don't see it this way but those who go into media whatever partisan group have little say on the ads that pay for the show. I guess there is nothing about him you like but one person's religious propaganda is another person's faith. Conservative people built our nation that allows you to type your post today. Try typing your disagreement in china and then sleep well at night.

[@fool4Christ7771]

Agreed Steve

[@cgrscott]

Paul Harvey made me excited about the Bose Acoustic Wave, the Interstate Battery, and The Allergy Free Air Filter. He was great at selling stuff. He always made me feel encouraged about the future with his commentaries. Nowadays, news-&-talk-radio leaves a foot print of hopelessness. What has happened to news-&-talk-radio these last 12 years? "Paul Harvey." "Good day!"

[@charlessigmonjr.6552]

cgrscott, Paul convinced me to buy a Stanley Steel thermos even though I didn’t need one :)

[@rachmercado5573]

Rush Limbaugh

[@cgrscott]

​@@rachmercado5573 Rush Limbaugh kept an upbeat tone and avoided driving his audience into despair. Some of the talk radio commentators, today, are trying to talk us into a personal recession simply because we have the wrong guy in the white house right now.

[@StevenCroft04]

Paul Harvey, wow. What a great guy. They don't make 'em like that anymore.

[@davideggenton845]

He'd have made a wonderful president

[@phloridababe]

We have to raise our children to be like him.

[@wayned1807]

Yes they do make them like they used to. We just have to recognize that we are all made in Gods image and have the same potential if we act upon it.

[@midgebarker4022]

I Miss this Man! People of all Persuasions relate to Life in his Stories. This Man is missed but he is also needed in our Culture. As divided as we are today, you can take Paul Harvey between a "D" & "R" and calm the mood and everybody would laugh and be Happy. What a Tremendous Inspiration He was.

[@bobchampy2781]

listen to Paul Harvey in 1976 in Guam while in USAF....there was no TV but armed forces radio played his spot and he was very reassuring to a 18 teen yr old....his message always hopeful and thought provoking....

[@Brandonsux2024]

As a young boy growing up I listened to Paul Harvey before every football game. His commercials were great too !!

[@Causewisdom]

He have the voice of a pure story teller.

[@graycloud057]

You are sorely missed Mr. Harvey.

[@Uberkamper]

thank you for posting

[@bryanfindley1438]

what a once in a lifetime talent

[@roboh1981]

I really miss Paul Harvey. People, please listen to his “If I Were the devil” broadcast. How did he predict everything that is happening today in 1965? Please wake up!

[@mlarle]

He. Knew. The. Bible

[@aarontodd72]

But its the voice that dose it. Some people just have a talent to do something, even if it is just reading something

[@aarontodd72]

@Stephen Morton and in the depression how many kids helped out and did things. Hell how many kids even then went passed the 9th grade and still were smarter then 12 grade grads

[@TeachAManToAngle]

Stephen Morton - what is your profession? Are you top ten in the world? Using your logic, I bet anyone can do what you do. It must not take any real talent.

[@Qwazier3]

@Stephen Morton Jealous much? He didn't just read a teleprompter. He was a very talented storyteller. I'm sorry you didn't get it.

[@FleaMarketJohn]

I wonder what both Paul Harvey and Larry King think of the world & the news industry today. 🙏 Thank you both for your honesty and history in journalism.

[@davidbishop456]

what a national hero. one of the greatest.

[@lewie7820]

Paul was the voice on radio, a man who spoke the truth unlike the networks. He was God's man on the air.......will never be another like him and its a crying shame. I grew up listening to him and I consider myself lucky to this great man.

[@timbrady6473]

Could you imagine having that voice at 14 years old ! Great guy .

[@therealjeff-0459]

I miss this man

[@margaretbrisbin6261]

I’m 58 and Listened to YOU SINCE I WAS 5

[@fool4Christ7771]

What a wonderful man of God.

[@mattsharp8192]

we used to listen to him at lunch time while we ate

[@sarasturm7560]

grew up listening to him. a voice of reason.

[@dutyboundservant]

Trying to figure out how anyone could possibly give this a "thumbs down."

[@christopherhand4836]

Dutybound Servant haters of truth obviously

[@jefrey5578]

Liberals hated and still hate Paul Harvey.

[@bernitacenteno1326]

ALL THUMBS UP FOR PAUL HARVEY ! YEAH ! HIP HIP HURRAY, HIP HIP HURRAY, HIP HIP HURRAY, PAUL HARVEYYYY......!

[@buggals5]

Must be a hate full leftee

[@Peter-pv8xx]

Libs.

[@louisedwards6681]

I remember moastly when I was a child and Paul Harvey news and coment was on WPTM raido ,and he whuld say "You know what the news is "in a moment THE REST OF THE STORY ! MAN I COULDN'T WATE TILL HE CAME BACK ON JUST TO HEAR HIS VOICE 😮

[@MrRoyboy76]

We need more of him today I think.

[@PapajosTraders]

Used to listen to Paul Harvey every day on 1180AM. He was one of a kind and highly missed. Not many (if any) comparable on the airwaves today. Too bad.

[@krazi77]

I listened as much as possible on krgi 96.5 at noon thirty. I cried when I heard of his passing.

[@chrissnyder3430]

I caught him everyday on Originally WWWE AM1100 and then AM1100 WTAM. My mother had it on everyday and it got me hooked. I sure do miss his voice and his ability to paint a picture. He and Art Bell(RIP), are the reasons I am a huge radio fan. I feel bad for the younger generations and the fact that they aren't required to use imagination nearly as much as they should.

[@chrissnyder3430]

@Stephen Morton Yes but unfortunately my voice is not nearly as eloquent nor entertaining as Paul's. How old are you Stephen?

[@chrissnyder3430]

@Stephen Morton Well then you are a miserable left leaning social justice warrior??

[@kimperes5987]

IMO, late 2019, Mike Rowe is a close second to Mr. Harvey.

[@thesteamer7759]

My favorite from Mr. Paul Harvey was "Now wash your ears out with this" and the tournament of roses, miss him.

[@jhart7304]

yip. I listened to him nearly every day at lunch when on grandparents farm from the mid 70s til the late 80s. His voice is like the smell of alfalfa, ingrained in memory.

[@linkmaster6486]

I wonder if we'll ever get a movie about Mr. Harvey.

[@gregcooper7789]

Yes, a movie should be made!

[@seanconner4]

Probably starring Tom Hanks

[@tcda3640]

Yes. Either of these Men.

[@karenp144]

@@seanconner4 I would not want him to play Paul Harvey. An unknown actor would be better.

[@seanconner4]

@@karenp144 you would need to sell tickets though....who is a middle aged actor with a good voice and could sell tickets? You need a Jimmy Stewart type...Paul Harvey had a certain speech pattern that is tough to duplicate

[@tarful58]

What a legend...

[@balerjohnson3099]

Since I was a kid we listened to Paul Harvey ..I lied about my age and got a construction job at 16 years old and at lunch time Paul Harvey was on the radio in the truck as we all ate our lunch on the job ..It was a highlight of our days on the job ..very sad those days are gone for America . Change is hard no ?

[@annchovey2089]

Look for Paul Harvey's "The Man and the Birds". It's one of the stories that incorporates Christmas and Easter.

[@timmer693]

I chose to keep on keeping on. Thank you Mr. Paul Harvey. I miss you, and watch over us....please.

[@c2protect]

Memories of growing up and of my dad. Amazing stories and a solid spirit. Thank you Paul Harvey and KSID SIDNEY NEBRASKA

[@ap70621]

I would always listen to Paul Harvey with my dad riding in his truck.

[@karenp144]

❤ I listened with my Mom. Paul Harvey, maker of fond memories. And sooo, much more.

[@leezimmerman2610]

My mom only asked me to be quiet when Paul Harvey was on...what a message and voice...

[@Readyred1969]

Best radio man of alllllllll. time,

[@coridivalentina6]

I will always love you Paul ✝ rest in God's sweet love ✝

[@teresaebosley6532]

I miss his broadcast Paul Harvey was a voice of TRUTH. RIP, Sir. Sadly missed.

[@thevmanvj]

Godspeed, Paul Harvey, and...... Good day!

[@taylorarmour340]

When I was a kid I'm now 68 we used to listen to Paul Harvey and a lot of people used to say he was eccentric you know far out. But you listen to Paul Harvey 1965 I was 14 year old If I Were the Devil. When I listen to that I keep it in my phone and played it for a deacon of the church he began to weep. And he said in his own words where did you get that. I said his public record If I Were the Devil Paul Harvey. He said I'm going to play that for my congregation and let them here what he said we are going to. To be in the future with our generation. All I ask is listen to it and watched pick the one that shows the picture of the White House

[@rolandemartin854]

I have listened to Paul Harvey for the bulk of my adult life. There are not many radio commentators that can match him. He has always been my first choice. Used to run milk routes back in the '60's. Had a radio in my truck that I listened habitually to his program very day. There were two different stations that ran his show at different times. I would listen to both so that I could try to pick up the parts that I missed while out of the truck making my deliveries. He is sorely missed in my world!!

[@slightdelight]

if i were the devil....is now happening thank you Paul Harvey the world has lost a great man RIP P. H.

[@fasustinasmith5414]

OPRAH. COULD NOT HOLD A CANDLE TO THIS LEGEND. THAT'S INSULTING.

[@healthyhappysenior7372]

Fasustina Smith. Agreed. When I see Oprah on TV, I have an instantaneous visceral response, and immediately head to my bathroom and vomit. I'm not fooling. And, I'm not kidding. When this happened, a well-known successful TV program was considering having her as a main character on that program. I loved the program and still do. But, my stomach said otherwise, when I had that visceral response. Fortunately, when I expressed my concerns with that popular TV program, she only appeared in 1 program, and a small portion on a 2nd program, and was never brought back.

[@carolgibson3260]

no comparison

[@torreydale]

I think I know what you two mean, but Larry King was talking about the power of Paul Harvey as an advertiser. His live reads were very convincing. Well whatever you think about Oprah, be fair on this, she has been a powerful advertiser. When she said she liked a product, especially a book, sales increased for that product. That's all that was intended. If you had something to sell in 2003, you would want Oprah to like it and tell her friends and viewers and her magazine readers about it.

[@samraynor1472]

Fasustina Smith who’s Oprah lmao

[@karenp144]

Yes, I agree. Comparing him to anyone just cheapens him, I think that is a shame. He was a great man in many ways. Well maybe mister Rogers? Nah, I love mister Rogers and Paul Harvey but for different reasons.

[@KellykFenner]

I just Love Paul Harvey! 🇺🇸❤️

[@cherrydowns7745]

I took many a long trip listening to Paul Harvey! There has yet to be any other like him. Not even Rush Limbaugh! And many a long night spent making donuts for my little shop listening to Art Bell! I miss them both.

[@mrsw2923]

I love how he said press the button to change the channel. One of the last REAL newsmen.

[@TheBlueyedblond]

Oprah is not fit to fill in for Paul Harvey's shoes.

[@dl4511]

You mean too fat to fit in them.

[@discernment8963]

@@dl4511 That also but that's the least reason.

[@haroldsummey642]

@@dl4511 I solely agree with Don

[@clouddancerstunes883]

Many years ago I liked her...but I haven't for many years now...I couldn't agree with you more...

[@phloridababe]

Oprah procures young girls for disgusting pos in Hellyweird. Mark my word.

[@marquisdejustin]

Mr. Harvey and his wife, Angel, were winter guests at a resort where I worked in the late 80s. Every night they would come to the front desk so that I could let Angel into the hotel vault to retrieve her jewellery selections before they went to enjoy dinner in the hotel dining room. They were the most friendly, elegant, gracious people you can imagine. Their true class was that they could give a front desk agent, and all of my colleagues, the feeling that our interactions were enjoyed and our assistance genuinely appreciated. TOTAL CLASS!

[@karenp144]

❤ Thank you for sharing that. ❤

[@genestark9145]

THAT was there normal way!!

[@Maine307]

both of them..thier voices.. amazing

[@DavidHuber63]

Thank you Paul Harvey!

[@kenmusillo8667]

A treasure, rest in peace Paul