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In this April 26, 2009 file photo, Miss California USA Carrie Prejean listens to a question at the Rock Church during services in San Diego. (AP Photo/Denis Poroy, File) |
Carrie Prejean nearly walked out of the Larry King show after calling Larry King inappropriate. Larry King asked Carrie Prejean about the sex tape that she made for her boyfriend.
“All right, let's get to an embarrassing part for you and how you are handling it. You recently confirmed that when you were 17, you made what you call a private video, a sexual-type tape that you sent to your boyfriend. Have you seen the video?” Larry King asked.
Apparently, Carrie Prejean wasn’t interested in speaking about the sex tape and answered Larry by saying, “You know, I don't think that's the important issue, Larry. I think that, you know, there's a video out there of me that I sent to my boyfriend at the time. And it was for private use. But does that justify my actions? No. And I take complete responsibility for the decisions that I made when I was a teenager. And I've learned a lot from it.”
Larry King asked Carrie Prejean if she told anyone at the Miss USA pageant about the video, she answered no and reminded the public that she wasn’t fired for any moral clause. Larry then asked Carrie Prejean if she planned to pursue legal action to block the video from being made public, especially since she was underage when the video was made. It was at this point that the ‘inappropriate’ behavior began.
Carrie Prejean answered,” You know, everything that was discussed, Larry, in mediation is completely confidential. And it seems as though I'm the only one holding up to that contract. So, if that's the case, then I will stand by that contract, and abide by it.”
Larry King continued to press further, “Did you get a settlement?”
Again, Carrie Prejean answered, “That's completely confidential. There was a confidential mediation. And I don't think that needs to be discussed right now.”
Larry King broke for a commercial break but picked the topic back up shortly after Carrie Prejean called Sarah Palin her hero.
Larry King asked Carrie Prejean, “We're back with Carrie Prejean. She's the author of "Still Standing." That book is available everywhere. We'll take a call or two for Carrie in a moment. You sued the pageant after they fired you. They counter-sued. And then you accused them of a number of things including religious discrimination, clearly an issue very important to you. Why did you settle? You don't have to tell me the terms of the settlement. But why settle, since you had a fight to carry on?”
Carrie responded, “Larry, everything that was discussed in mediation -- I'll say it again -- is completely confidential. I'm not going to be able to talk about that. So I'm just letting you know that ahead of time.”
The battle continues back and forth for a few minutes, you can see the remainder of the dialogue in the video below.
Click here to see a photo slideshow of Carrie Prejean.
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She already had her 15 minutes of fame, time to move on.
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