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Broadcasting veteran Larry King to launch a new political talk show starting next month

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This April 1, 2013 photo shows talk show host Larry King attending a season-opening baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants in Los Angeles. King will host a political talk show beginning next month. The new program, "Politics with Larry King," will air on the RT America network, a global, English-language channel based in Russia, the network announced Wednesday, May 29, 2013. No premiere date was specified. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Larry King will host a political talk show beginning next month.

The new program, “Politics With Larry King,” will air on the RT America network, a global, English-language channel based in Russia, the network announced Wednesday. No premiere date was specified.

RT said it will also telecast “Larry King Now,” which debuted online on Hulu and Ora.TV last summer.

The programs will originate from Washington and Los Angeles. They will continue to stream on the Hulu and Ora.TV websites and will be available on rt.com. RT America will be the exclusive U.S. broadcaster for both programs.

The 79-year-old King hosted a weeknight talk show on CNN for 25 years before it ended in December 2010.

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