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from brock line tonight, from the world series-bound new york mets, matt harvey, wilmer flores, david wright ask jacob degrom are here. very exciting for me personally. later, their new album is called "man plans god laughs." public enemy from the smirnoff stage. next week we're back in l.a. for all-new shows with harrison ford, kristen wiig, julie bowen, katie lowes, trevor noah, plus music from elle king, brett eldredge, and carrie underwood. so please join us next week. our first guest tonight had to be dragged from his home in protest to be here tonight. he is one of the great broadcasters in american history, and the pride of new york. listen to him in the morning and all day on siriusxm satellite radio, please welcome the

>> jimmy: how are you? >> what a long, strange trip it's been. i must tell you. you know, i've been doing this forever. coming on talk shows. >> jimmy: right. >> i have to say, after years and years of doing letterman and even at times i did leno, i did all these shows. i must tell you, each time i do it, i hate it more and more. [ laughter ] absolutely horrible. it really, it's torture. because you come on these shows. by the way, jimmy and i are very good friends. that's why i'm here tonight. >> jimmy: it's an act of >> jimmy: i know it is. >> if we weren't on tv i'd spread you out on this desk and make love to you. >> jimmy: oh, thank you.

>> jimmy and i go on vacations together, quite the bromance. i'm very fond of him despite the fact that jay leno says you're mean and disgusting. i'm here to tell you you're disgusting but you're not mean. >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he said i'm disgusting? >> a little bit disgusting. >> jimmy: i know you'd usually be in bed for a couple of hours by now. >> i would. funny, you talk about trump. i want to build a wall around my apartment. i don't want anything infiltrating my sleep. i lake to live a nice, sedate life. i like going to the radio station, do the radio show, and go home. i was doing that "america's got talent" for four years, i had to quit. it was enough. >> jimmy: i'm surprised you did it that long, you complained about it so very, very much. >> you know, i thought it would be funny to go on a network television show and here i am fart man. i would be on "america's gol talent" and suddenly it would be interesting to see me juxtaposed

with a family show. >> jimmy: right. >> that was fun but it was torturous. i mean, i hated every bit of it. >> jimmy: what is it about it specifically that you hated? >> i hated the idea that really what i thought, i'm going on network television what i'm going to do is dress up. i went and bought $100,000 worth of wardrobe. >> jimmy: you didn't. >> i really did. >> jimmy: $100,000? >> i invested in my wardrobe. i got a person to do my hair. they would hot iron my air. because there's no fritszz. i worked out. i decided to diet down, get thin. then i turn on the tv each week and i'd want to throw up. i'm putting in all of this work for my look, to look good. >> jimmy: right. >> after all of that work i still look like a nightmare. to me. i just didn't like it. even sitting there with a guy, howie mandel. i'm sitting there on "america's got talent" looking at this guy and i go, oh my god. here's a guy has no hair, he's in his 60s, and he's

better-looking than i am after my $100,000 wardrobe. so the whole thing was rather depressing. >> jimmy: do you feel like you're now more focused on your appearance than you were like 25 years ago? >> listen, i'm on a network show, i wanted to look decent. i'm sitting there with heidi klum, supermodel. you got mel bee, no slouch. >> jimmy: right. >> i want to fit in. i wanted to look good. there was nothing you could do. and then i'm 6'5". so i'd be standing and they'd come over with a camera. and the camera guy's like 5'8". he's underneath me, shooting up my huge nostrils. i'm like, this is torture! why my wasting my time? >> jimmy: they're doing it to you right now, howard, actually. >> don't do that! i would literally go out there -- >> jimmy: they look great. >> i'd say to the director, listen, you got to shoot me from far away. get me from the right-hand side. do not shoot me from this way around.

i'd bark out orders. i was like barbra streisand going on "the rosie o'donnell show." remember what happened? barbra streisand made her move the desk around. deck. shoot me from there. i'd go home, it made no difference, there was no good side. the whole thing was, how are you okay. >> jimmy: that's our band, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're good. is there anyone in that band not related to you? cleto's your uncle. >> jimmy: cleto and i grew up across the street from each other in las vegas and his dad's in the band. >> you got into music and you're still with your dad. what a nightmare. isn't it something? you get into music -- >> jimmy: my parents are here. >> of course they are. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there they are. i think.

you don't even know her. you know what i mean? everyone on this show is related to jimmy somehow. >> jimmy: not guillermo, we found him in the parking lot. >> guillermo's the only one. it's amazing because i'm back in the green room. say hello. phone. it's like a nightmare. you don't want to offend them but before you're coming it you don't want to see jimmy's family. i was thinking, let's say god forbid you lose the show, which you probably will, you know. [ laughter ] it's got to happen. poor jimmy, he's going to price himself out of the market. they're paying him a fortune. abc's going to get rid of him one day and you're going to have all these relatives of yours that are going to have to look for work. they're going to about to the other talk shows, i worked on kimmel. really, what's your last name? kimmel. get out! his uncle sal or something -- >> jimmy: cousin sal.

>> nepotism to the 10th power. >> jimmy: you met my mother last time you were on the show, next morning you went on your radio show and talked about the fact that you'd like to have sex with my mother. >> i'll tell you the truth. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there she is. >> come on, let's do it! right here. no, i mean -- i have a beautiful wife but your mother was surprisingly attractive. imagine jimmy without this beard. he's very attractive. >> jimmy: you don't have to imagine, she's right there. >> well, listen. oh, she's right -- >> jimmy: hiding her head. >> if you played -- listen, i don't want to have sex with jimmy's mother. but if you had to do an "f" mary kill, if it was caitlyn jenner, cleto, and your mother? i'm marrying and doing your mother. >> jimmy: that's nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hear that, mom? howard stern is here.

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're back with howard stern. the mets and public enemy are still to come.

>> what's with the beard? >> jimmy: i take that as a compliment because i know you're so germ phobic. for you to put your hands on -- >> i won't touch my other hand now. i'll have to lay it here like this? he touched part of my body. this will make it better. >> that's good. speaking of beards. >> jimmy: yes. >> i imagine you're growing this because of your hero david letterman who i -- have you seen the pictures of letterman since he retired? what's going on there? holy mackerel. it's this big -- he looks like a hobo. hasidic people look at that letterman beard and go, that is disgusting! what is going on with him? >> jimmy: how would i know? i don't know. >> you know everything about letterman for god's sake. >> jimmy: paul was here last night, we could have asked him. >> i saw paul was here, that was great. poor paul. nothing to do all day. it's sad, really. just sits home and smokes weed all day, i guess. >> jimmy: wouldn't that be your dream to just sit home all day and paint? >> yes. you know, jimmy and i, when we

go on vacation, we go off into the woods for like three days. like two men in the renaissance era. we go off and paint and draw. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we're going to go in the woods. but no. you know what i miss? >> jimmy: what do you miss? >> i wonder if you miss this. i miss the wars. the late-night wars. >> jimmy: do you really? >> i really truly do. i loved when you were fighting with leno. >> jimmy: i still am, turns ow. >> it turns out you are. he opened his big fat trap about you. he said the reason that you don't like him is because you wanted to get in with me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which is about as bizarre as it comes. the reason you don't like jay, if i can reveal this to america, is because you just don't like jay. you hate him. >> jimmy: i don't hate him. i don't hate him. >> i don't like jay either but i miss -- [ laughter ] we really don't. we talk about this when we're on vacation. >> jimmy: that is not true at all. >> yes, we do. [ laughter ]

they'll tell you. i loved with letterman hating leno. it makes sense. even in radio you go to war -- >> jimmy: especially in radio. but it's a different time, a friendlier time. >> no, it's not. i wish you could be on vacation with jimmy and hear him talk about the other late-night guys. you've got to be a little bit phony. you don't want to start the wars. >> jimmy: why would i agree to this? why would i go along with this? >> tell me how you tale about -- pick one -- fallon. >> jimmy: okay. i actually like him a lot and you know that. >> that's true. but how do you feel about -- [ laughter ] is there anything you don't like about him? >> jimmy: not really. >> do you think -- >> jimmy: i would be willing to submit to a polygraph on your show the next time we go on. >> the next time you come on i will do that. i think that would be a huge mistake. >> jimmy: i don't think it would. >> i don't know! >> jimmy: what is the best thing about being howard stern? >> the best thing about being howard stern right now is the

fact that my wife loves me. she so is beautiful. and so sweet. and she saves animals. >> jimmy: she really is. >> the fact that she loves me is beyond my comprehension. [ cheers and applause ] a guy who looks like this should not have a wife like that. >> jimmy: i was going to suggest that the best thing about being howard stern -- turns out you're right -- is the group of fans that you have that show up to every one of your appearances to support you. >> you're right. >> jimmy: some of them are -- >> i have very loyal fans, you're absolutely right. >> jimmy: some of them are here in the audience. i thought it might be fun -- >> when you look at my fans, realize who they are to me -- i had a very dysfunctional family growing up. >> jimmy: right. >> these people are my family. >> jimmy: let's meet your family. some of them have -- first of all, yes, this gentleman right here. sir, what is your name? >> hi, it's me, high pitch. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me tell you something. that is a face i love. you know, i think of myself as a rock star.

>> okay, my question is, howard, do you believe in heaven? if so, will be i be skinny? >> what did he say? >> jimmy: he said, do you believe in heaven, if so, will i be skinny? he's assuming he's going to be in heaven. >> i'm going to tell you something. i don't know if there's a heaven or not but for crying out loud you've got to lose a few pounds, i'm worried about your health. we all should do an intervention right now. i am worried about him because he has put on a couple of pounds recently. >> jimmy: another gentleman you should be worried about, what is your name, sir? >> hi, this is elephant boy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the elephant boy. >> elephant boy has -- let me talk to him in elephant. >> jimmy: please do. [ indiscernible ] >> my question to you, howard,

house do you hear jimmy having sex? >> elephant boy, i have no idea what you said. in about two seconds jimmy's network is going to collectively hang themselves. >> jimmy: we have one more question. one more question from one of your fans. a little bit farther in the back. yes, sir, what is your name? >> my name is chuck schumer of brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how the hell did chuck get in this room? >> chuck's in with these guys. >> here's my question to you, howard. you were born in queens, i was born in brooklyn, we stayed in new york. jimmy was born in brooklyn but he who have had didmoved to las vegas when he was 9. if he'd stayed in new york you think he'd have been nicer and made something of himself? >> senator, i'm going to make a prediction prediction. by the way, this is a great senator.

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: still to come, music from public enemy. two nights ago in chicago our next guests finished a spirited

and vigorous sweep of the cubs to strongarm their way to the first world series appearance for mets in 15 years. please welcome david wright, wilmer flores, matt harvey and jacob degrom, your national league champion new york mets. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming. it worked out beautifully for you guys to be here. by the way, i want to say,

[ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's really exciting. i feel like singing along with everyone. what a great year to be a mets fan, really. i mean, who the hell expected this to happen? did you guys expect this to happen? did you feel like you had a shot at it? >> you gotta believe. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the truth is, we never really do. do we? i mean, you gotta but you don't sometimes. >> no, funny thing, spring training we had a meeting about what it would be like when we got to the playoffs. and here we are. >> jimmy: you did? >> we did. >> jimmy: was that terry collins' idea? >> collectively. >> jimmy: a group idea to have a meeting about that. how stupid would you foal if you'd had that meeting and you weren't in the playoffs? when you were injured and watching the team do well, does it drive you crazy? are you happy? is it a combination of those things?

i think that it's a -- a motivating, driving force. when you're hurt you want to get back as quickly as possible. especially when you see that's guys playing as well as they are. >> jimmy: one of the most amazing things to happen this season is you thought you were traded. it was july. you're in the middle of the game. you thought you'd been traded to milwaukee. and you were upset, which was really i think for a lot of people a reminder that you guys are human beings and that you have feelings and that you have friends and a city that you love. [ cheers and applause ] and then i noticed that -- in fact, i went back to watched videotape. i noticed that david followed you into the locker room when you came out of the game. what did david say to you when you guys went -- >> you know, he's been around a long time. he knows what baseball is about. you know, he just told me some advice. trades happen, it's because the other team wants you. it's a business, you've got to

deal with it. you know, i didn't want to leave new york. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: because you're here, and really, this would not have happened if that trade -- really unlikely. nothing against you guys. but sister cespedes wound up coming to the team, everything falling into mace. did you know there's a halloween costume that is -- >> i got told that today. >> jimmy: you did get told that today? >> a couple told me. >> jimmy: i don't know what the website is. if you want to dress like jacob degrom. >> that's the first time i've seen it. >> jimmy: i wanted to point out before they named it after you it was called -- see here in the corner -- the brunette seductress. [ laughter ] you don't get a piece of this, do you? >> no, i don't get a piece of that. >> jimmy: matt, you're 2-0 in

will you be the guy -- will you be the guy to hit chase utley with a ball? somebody still has to penalize him. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think it's already happened once. >> jimmy: yeah. >> happening again -- >> jimmy: it would be great. maybe in the offseason we can all get together and do this. wait for him to come out of his house and nail him with one. you guys are enjoying yourselves? was there a big celebration after you guys beat the cubs? >> big celebration. >> jimmy: how big was the celebration? i hope it wasn't too big. >> it was a big celebration. >> jimmy: it was a big celebration? can we show the video? there's one thing i really would like to ask you guys. all this mass tick that goes up. when you guys win the world series -- yeah, i did say when you win the world series. [ cheers and applause ] don't wear the goggles. it looks like the ski patrol is having a new year's eve party. tear the plastic down and destroy the locker room.

supposed to be. [ cheers and applause ] >> two things. one, i never wear goggles because you've goss to earn the burn. champagne burns when it gets in your eyes. two, our clothes are behind that. >> jimmy: don't worry about your clothes, they'll get you knew clothes. i want that locker room unfit for human life when you guys are done. i'm going to be watching. >> we win the world series, it will. >> jimmy: i threw out the first pitch before game two, will i get a world series ring? >> was it a good pitch? i don't remember. >> jimmy: it was a really good pitch. >> have you got replay? >> jimmy: you should have felt the heat of pressure, of competition on you. it was a beautiful pitch, you weren't watching? i had the idea that spurred you to victory but i guess not. >> that's why everybody came to the park? >> jimmy: maybe not why they came but it's why they stayed for sure. it's very good to see you guys. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i hope to see you again. the new york mets, everybody!

the world series starts tuesday night on fox. we'll be right back with public

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do it for the culture do it for the youth do it for the culture do it for the youth am i a radical am i a pacifist am i scared to fight ain't askin you am i grown do i stand up am i owned be the change you wanna see and wanna be let it be revolution what it is bring the noise '89 another summer we to me we to me '89 another summer we to me we to me do it for the youth do it for the youth do it for the youth do it for the youth do it for the youth do it for the youth hit me go go yo yo go go go go go go go go come on brooklyn go flavor go flavor go flavor going going gone

now i dialed 911 a long time ago don't you see how late they're reactin' they only come and so get the morgue embalm the goner they don't care 'cause they stay paid anyway they teach ya like an ace they can't be betrayed i know you stumble with no use people they you're dead today late comings with the late comin' stretcher that's a body bag in disguise y'all betcha i call 'em body snatchers quick they come to fetch ya with an autopsy ambulance just to dissect ya they are the kings 'cause they swing amputation lose your arms your legs to them it's compilation i can prove it to you watch the rotation it all adds up to a funky situation so get up get get get down 911 is a joke in yo town get up get get get down late 911 wears the late crown so get up get get get down 911 is a joke in yo town get up get get get down late 911 wears the late crown all right brooklyn what's the

what's the name of the song brooklyn one, two everyday they don't never come correct you can ask my man right here with the broken neck he's a witness to the job never bein' done he would've been in full in 8-9-11 was a joke 'cause they always jokin' no whoa no whoa they need to be in a pawn shop on a 911 is a joke we don't want 'em i call a cab 'cause a cab will come quicker the doctors huddle up and call a flea flicker the reason that i say that 'cause they flick you off like fleas they be laughin' at ya while you're crawlin' on your knees get up get down everybody get up get up get get get down everybody get up get up get get get down

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>> number one in just 60 good evening.

thank you for joining us. we begin with a major reform for lapd where every single officer is you fitted with a body cam. will it be cops in check? abc's matt gutman is with them on the ground. >> reporter: lapd giving chase, careening around a corner. we're with them. >> hands up! turn your back towards me! get on your knees! hands on top of your head! lay down on your stomach! >> reporter: for officers parras and splenga, nights like this are routine. the images you're seeing are not. >> thought he had a gun? >> reporter: over the past month lapd, which earned infamy with the rodney king video, becoming by far the largest police department in the nation to deploy body cameras on all its patrol officers, 7,000 of them.