the natural diana ross. it was insane. ching your extraordinary performance but watching ms. ross -- she's seen it before. watching her and her lovely daughter watching you and it was really outrageous kind of experience. >> motown. >> it was motown. >> that's our next show. >> so what does it mean to embody not just a legend but a living legend sitting in the audience watching you? >> having her in the audience is very comforting to me because i always feel like she's with me. but to know that she's there and she's publicly coming out to support mr. gordy and the show means a lot tremendously. but i truly do love her. to be able to bring her story to life is such a gift for me because i want everybody to know that, one, she's just like us. she's human. i wanted to tell the truth of who she is and how mr. gordy felt about her and how he still feels about her. and so to be able to portray her from the time she's 15 to 39 is a magical experience because she started eoff an unknown and became a megasuperstar so you get to see

[♪breaking news theme♪] >> stephanie: do not take diana ross's picture if you see her at the airport. >> and that was before 9/11. >> stephanie: right. they do not appreciate being frisked back. >> and in other news the german language has lost one less long word. snee oh. >> it is [ inaudible ]. or law delegating beef label monitoring. >> stephanie: well, i feel the loss already. thanks jim for that. >> we hardly knew ye. >> stephanie: thank you for that, jim. wow that was a random german thing. hello billy in florida. >> caller: good morning, happy gay pride month. >> stephanie: thank you. go ahead. >> caller: are you planning to attend any events throughout the country? >> stephanie: i am not. no one invites me anywhere. >> she doesn't like crowds either. >> stephanie: no. i'm a shut in. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. adam schiff next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ those types are coming on to me all the time now. >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what you're

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