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Ted Turner says that while same sex marriage is not a personal priority, he believes "you can marry whoever you want to...as many times as you can afford."
However, Turner prioritizes nuclear non-proliferation, global warming, and population control over same sex marriage.
Ted Turner, media mogul and long-time rival of Newscorp's Rupert Murdoch, reports that he and Murdoch have "buried the hatchet."
Turner reflects on their lunch at Ted's Montana Grill, saying "the only guy I really didn't like, not that I really like him a lot."
Media mogul and philanthropist Ted Turner serenades a crowd at The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.
He sings "My Old Kentucky Home."
Ted Turner reflects on the Time Warner/AOL Merger and comments on his feelings for Jerry Levin.
Turner once said the Time Warner/AOL merger was as bad as the War in Iraq; he says of Levin that "he got me fired and I got him fired too...on the way out."