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GEN. H. NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF, 'I think, given the circumstances, he would be out of the Army in very short order. ' Larry King Live...CNN Trancripts September 22, 1998 Tran_script_ Exerpt from Larry King Live Sep. 22, 1998 For Complete tran_script_ Click Here.... http://cnn.com/TRAN_script_S/9809/22/lkl.00.html KING: Major events are going to take place here in Washington across the country this Saturday. It's called The March, and it deals with the subject of cancer. This may shock you, but 1500 Americans die every day of cancer. That's the equivalent of four jumbo jets crashing every day of the year, every day, including Sundays. We welcome Sam Donaldson, the co-anchor of ABC This Week, ABC White House correspondent as well; Michael Milken, the famed businessman and author of The Taste for Living, published by his own organization CaP CURE, all proceeds go to prostate cancer; and General Norman Schwarzkopf, United States army retired Stormin' Norman. And, of course, all three of these have been victims of cancer. Before I get into the cancer subject, one quick question for each of you on what we have been discussing. And it's just simply put it this way, Sam, if you were head of ABC News and one of your anchors had had the problem the president faced, would he be gone? SAM DONALDSON, ABC NEWS: First I have to tell you, you're an inspiration of us all. You're are the Tony Randall of the broadcast business. You're an old guy, I know, because you're my age, and you're going around again. I read in the papers... KING: Going to have a baby. DONALDSON: Well, actually, you're not going to have a baby. Shawn is. Congratulations. KING: Thank you, Sam. Will you answer the question, please? I'll be like Donaldson now. DONALDSON: What was the question? I don't remember it. KING: If you ran ABC News, and one of your anchors had a problem like the president had, would you fire him? DONALDSON: I'd call him. I'd want to hear his side of the story. And I'll tell you if he said to me, well I don't recall, really. I might have, but, then, again, I don't remember it, I might. KING: Michael, Mike, what would you do with a CEO of a company you owned? MICHAEL MILKEN, AUTHOR, THE TASTE FOR LIVING : Well, I think you'd want to hear all sides also Larry. But I think tonight it's time to turn our attention to discussing cancer. KING: I will. But I just wanted