BREAKING. Larry King joins RT with a brand-new talk show from June, Politics with Larry King, and add his other new talk show Larry King Now.

Larry King is joining RT (DStv 405), Russia's 24-hour English language news channel with his new talk show Larry King Now which will be shown on RT four times per week from June, and Larry King also starting a second talk show, Politics with Larry King, which will also be shown on RT.

Both Larry King's new talk shows are recorded from RT America's Washington DC studios and Ora TV's studio in Los Angeles.

"I have always been passionate about government and issues that impact the public, and I'm thrilled at the opportunity to talk politics with some of the most influential people in Washington and around the country," says Larry King.

"I look forward to bringing these invigorating conversations as well as my Larry King Now interviews to television audiences." Larry King Now will start on RT on 1 June.

Politics with Larry King will bring Larry King's signature interview style back to Washington and to topics of government, public affairs, policies and politics.

Larry King will interview world leaders, political and cultural figures and other newsmakers and personalities who will lend their perspective on the most critical and controversial issues of the day.

"We are thrilled to work with Larry King who is a true media legend," says Margarita Simonyan, RT's editor-in-chief, calling him"a terrific fit for our network".

A fascinating TV debate coming on Tuesday on RT between American presidential candidates who are NOT Democrat and NOT Republican.

The 24-hour news channel Russia Today (DStv 405) or RT will be televising on Tuesday 30 October at 16:00 (South African time) a fascinating TV debate between the Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson and the Green Party candidate Jill Stein who are both, as members of other parties besides the Democrats and the Republicans, running in America's upcoming presidential election.

Where America's mainstream media for all intent and purposes block out any parties besides overwhelming coverage to the duopolic Republicans and Democrats, the truth is that several other parties exist who never get any exposure or airtime.

The debate on Tuesday will take place in RT's Washington studio.

"I'm sure the discussion between Gary Johnson and Jill Stein will spark much public interest," says RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan.

"It's the equivalent of a sad joke that Americans must rely on Russia Today in order to watch their own presidential debate," says the United States magazine Examiner. These concerns are echoed by The Wall Street Journal's headline: "Kremlin's TV seeks to overcome US Information Blockade".

Margarita Simonyan called the American mainstream media's disregard for giving exposure to other parties "troubling".

"Because of the information blockade of these candidates by the media, many Americans don’t even know that they can vote for someone besides Obama or Romney."

The debate will also be available on RT's YouTube channel as well as on rt.com