you are a guy that has worked with howard stern.all kinds of articles, interviews, celebrity gossip, you are throwing it all away. you are headed to ireland to be a shepherd. >> i'm going to move to a little town called monahan in ireland. it goes back 300 years in time but i'm doing it for such a good reason. >> why are you doing it? >> a few months ago i wrote a story called monahan redemption. the stories about my search for my 5-year-old daughter. i've been searching for her for a couple of years actually. i found that she lived in monahan and i flew there in january. basically knockcked on every single door. >> just to clear it out for the viewer to understand, your daughter wasn't kidnapped by stranger, this is more of a domestic dispute. >> yes, not kidnapped. the mom is irish, from ireland. to make a long story short she went back home. i did not know where they were. so, i decided i'm going to go on this journey and this mission to find my little girl and to be a father. i made the plan accordingly to sell everything i'll.

. >> tara, shortly after the president took office, a long time friend of his, howard stern, made this prediction. listen to this. >> i actually think this is something that it's going to be very detrimental to his mental health, too, because he wants to be liked. he wants to be loved. he wants people to cheer for him and all this hatred directed towards him, it's not good for him. it's not good. and it's -- listen, there is a reason every president who leaves the office has gray hair. >> tara, is the president overly fixated with how the media views him? >> i understand what howard stern is saying in the sense that it takes a certain level of mental fitness to be able to deal with criticism. but that's part of the job. and that is something that, you know, the american people are supposed to be evaluating when they choose their president. the president is very fixated on criticism. aids are very much aware of that, and that is sort of the reason why what my sources in the white house tell me is that you have to start a conversation with the president by first flattering him and then m

just listen to what he told howard stern back in march. >> i love meg ryan. she hates me to death.ust doesn't want anything to do with me. >> now onto elizabeth hurley's new romance. we spotted her leaving italy with record producer david foster. a source close to david tells "e.t." they have been good friends for years, and recently, things turned romantic. our source tells us, they are having fun and things are still very early. and finally, the j-rod birthday celebration continues. >> j-rod turns 42 today. >> jennifer was red hot in a body conscious mini out to dinner last night in new york, straight off of work, she was still rocking her shades of blue hairdo, and girl can pull it off. earlier today, it was lunch, bike rides. totally cuteness, and what gets us, her sweet post to her guy. "happy birthday to the man who makes my heart skip a beat every time he walks in the room." >> happy birthday. >>> now to the red carpet event that brought out quite a few exes at all one time, and they were all linked to the kardashian/jenner clan. black china, and also there, khloe kardashian

william: howard stern, the tabloids. charles: absolutely.ven on more mainstream shows, it was a comedy act. he shows up in world frustrating -- world wrestling federation. he played with it, and we looked at it in a certain light, but never took it seriously. catapult from that position to him as a politician, a serious contender for the nomination of the republican party, and then to actually become president, and all of the comments and things he said have a different weight. they were incredibly distasteful. -- you know, the flirtation with women. he pushes past that to providing about assaulting women. -- to bragging about assaulting women. he took out a full-page ad, including the new york times, after the central park jogger episodes, calling for these kids to be executed. there was a lot of heat around it at the time. hen after they were cleared, would still not take it back. there is something problematic about the character of this person. character, andat see it in real time, he is committing even more offenses, more sins against s

>> i think maureen dowd is correct and so is howard stern when he said he was concerned that the president would suffer under the microscope and withering criticism that all presidents receive. this is a different kind of president. the way that he is different is that he is fully unprepared for the office. he had no experience prior to running for president other than marketing essentially himself. what he does now is continue to market himself in the face of a legislative agenda that is stalled. now he is going off to meet with vladimir putin. and he is promoting a doctored video of a fake display of his athletic prowess. it gets so meta that it is almost ridiculous and kind of a sign of his insecurity because he is following a number of presidents whether you are talking about george bush or president obama or even the example of president clinton who was an avid runner. he is probably the least physically fit man to be in the white house since eisenhower. he is going off to meet with putin who is extremely robust and masculine and demonstrates this all the time. i think it is a very ba

hollywood"" guy, the guy that said these incredibly derogatory things even about his daughter on the howard sternhow, he has been publicly vulgar and venal his adult life. all of these people burn their brows look shocked this person would behave this way. it is completely ingenuine, they want to be qui tote take people's health care. >> let me ask you about that, you we heard elaine chow say new to politics, he'll learn, he'll mature. i we heard versions of. that i have variations at every twist and twurn in the 2016 campaign. i remember at one point, donald trump said, hey, you don't think i'll be presidential right now, i promise you i'll be the most presidential if i get elected. it isn't going to change, is it? >> you know what, i don't think it's going to. what is really sad, not only does it put the white house staff on alert because he sends out these tweets and the whole news day is spent on that, but he pits republican pundits, people like me, we have to come on and make a decision are we going to defend it? are we going to let it get by. it puts republicans in a very strange position b

i have an 8-year-old daughter and howard stern's wife adopts cats and has like -- >> jimmy: oh, i lovet there. and so they go -- they want me out there early, because you know howard. he gets up early. so i was like, "oh, really?" and it's three hours, i didn't know how far it was. so they go, "are you taking a a helicopter?" i go, "yes." but i wasn't. >> jimmy: of course not, yeah. >> because i'm not like that. i usually take the space shuttle out there. [ laughter ] but -- so i took a helicopter. and it was one of these rickety old ones from "m.a.s.h." [ laughter ] i've never -- >> jimmy: it's not from "m.a.s.h."! >> you know the show. so i'm nervous already. and then they -- they line us up and the guy goes, "all right, how much do you weigh?" i go, "i don't know, like 145?" he goes, "more like 144, 146." i go, "i'm not going. that can't matter." [ laughter ] don't say that. and he goes, "no, the heaviest person has to sit right behind me for balance." and then there's a sot of heavy guy next to me. so everyone's just darting their eyes like -- [ laughter ] he finally goes, "that'd

. >> cohan: howard stern, the tabloids. >> absolutely. even when he appeared on kind of more mainstream shows, it was kind of a comedy act, and, you know, he shows up in, you know, world wrestling federation and all sorts of things, and he kind of played with it, and we looked at it in a certain light, but we never took it seriously. you know, but you catapult from that position to him as a politician, a serious contender for the nomination of the republican party, and then to actually become president, and then all of the comments and all the things he said have a different weight, and they were incredibly distasteful. and it's not just, you know, the flirtation with women. you know, he pushes past that to bragging about assaulting women. it's a very different thing. this is the same person who took out -- you know, people don't remember this. he took out full-page ads in new york city newspapers, including the "new york times," after the center park jogger episodes calling for these kids to be, you know, executed, and there was a lot of

i mean, there are -- i've had howard stern on my show, so i'll watch my language.lot of good work going on. and not all the media deserves to be criticized. i see these women in iraq and afghanistan with the helmets and i think holely cow, what if their parents are watching. daddy will get you a job at starbucks. and it was true. it wasn't totally ignored, but it wasn't hit with all the same graphics and computer an nation. trump trump trump trump trump such a magnet that i think they were overlooked, and i think they have a right to say what about me, because i don't think media dug deep enough to see the pain out there, the broken hearts, the disappointments, the people who believed in america, went to church every sunday and sang in the choir. and i think they were ignored, i just do. >> i have one last question, because your interview took place the same year that donald trump took out this full-page add in "the new york times," boston globe and other places. there's nothing wrong with america's foreign defense policy of the it was an oech letter slamming ronal

the two quietly dated in 1994, madonna confirming the relationship just two years ago to howard sternhe thing is he like got me all riled up about life in general. >> reporter: in the letter tupac reveals race was the reason for their split writing, for you to be seen with a black man wouldn't in any way jeopardize your career. if anything, it would make you seem that much more open and exciting. but for me, i would be letting down half of the people who made me what i thought i was. race something that often weighed heavily on pac. >> i represent that thug mentality from the street. >> reporter: the letter, the latest in renewed interest in the legendary rapper. a contradictory figure known for brushes with the law and his introspective music. ♪ even though i act crazy i got to thank the lord that you made me ♪ >> reporter: in the letter to madonna, tupac adds, i never meant to hurt you and it ends asking madonna to visit him in jail. now, we reached out to tupac's estate but they had no comment on this letter. it goes up for sale for auction on july 19th. the starting bid, $100,000.

i mean, there are -- i've had howard stern on my show so you watch my language. of good work going on and they're -- not all the media deserves to be criticized. i see these women in iraq and afghanistan with the helmets and i think holy cow, what if their parents are watching, you know, come home, honey. daddy will get you a job at starbucks. and it is true. it wasn't totally ignored. but it wasn't hit with all the same graphics and computer animation, trump trump trump trump. was such a magnet that i think they were overlooked and i think they have a right to say, what about me, because i don't think media dug deep enough to see the pain out there, the broken hearts, the disappointments, the people who believed in america. went to church every sunday and sang in the choir and i think they were ignored. i just do. >> i have one last question because this -- your interview took place the same year that donald trump took out this full page ad in "the new york times," "boston globe" and other places top of the ad nothing wrong with america's foreign defense policy

followed in his father's footsteps and went to the wharton school of business and once telling howard sterner got in on their own merits. >> we grew up with kids whose parents donated the wings. and they didn't get in. he couldn't buy our way in even if he wanted to. >> reporter: after college don junior didn't immediately join the family business. he became a bartender in aspen, colorado, and has admitted he had a wild period, even getting arrested for public drunkenness in new orleans. a break from his father who doesn't drink. but don junior would come around, joining the family business. and appearing with his father on the hit show "the apprentice." >> before "the apprentice" and before the you're fired phrase, he use to say that. which is if you don't do a good job i'll fire you like a dog and, you know, he meant it. >> reporter: the president introducing don to his future wife, vanessa. the couple has five children. while his father relaxes with a golf club, don junior prefers a hunting rifle. these photos sparked outrage when it surfaced they had killed an elephant and leopard on a

germany lifting the trophy courtesy of a warm no win over chile now i know you're thinking where howard stern cullimore gone he was here throughout the competition with me he has now sadly i know together departed back to a good but before he went he took time for a chat with me about his russian twenty seventeen experience one last time before you head back over to england one. in the highlights for you lots of different things to talk about fans the football cultural aspects even the food is very good and she can say to come here is as a tourist primarily a cut up white to come back and i will come back. but i am. so sorry i just lost the racists and who can spur some kind of clear to the if you see going to only say you do you expect you were told to keep hearing the racist hooligans they're everywhere you look where are they up in everywhere appearing on troops in taxis and bruce and you know the biggest thing you can ever do is a tourist just smile at people laugh and add to anybody look at me as if i am the devil incarnate i haven't heard anybody say anything employed never mind rice ea

. >> i did an hour, believe it or not with howard stern when i went on that show my wife was scared toe said if you talk about anything about our lives personally, we are dead. but howard has admitted to having obsessive-compulsive disorder so we were able to have, by the way, you are in the history of broadcasting, say what you will about him, he's brilliant. >> he was very good about opening up and getting the word out so you need to get people in the industry , who have a voice , and who can take everything that we're talking about here today and get the word out to more and more people. this is a nice turnout, we have people on c-span only watching but what you do when you leave here today? how do you see the message going, that's always the most difficult part because throughout washington today and every office building there's another meeting going on about some other issue so how do you breakthrough? that's the most difficult part. >> so important, c-span brings so many new voices to america and i think some of the people watching us on these bad today the show very much by acc

we, o'reilly, hannity, howard stern, alec baldwin, we all come from ten miles of each other, so i gety the locker room banter. i filter it through. his big mistake was to be so naÏve to talk to a new yorker who hates president trump versus talking to us. it was really a rookie mistake. he distracted from the president, and that was too bad. but having said that, he spoke exactly the truth. the west wing is absolutely riddled with rats. the president comes to work every day and the rats crawl over his polished shoes. everyone's a rat. the reason he surrounds himself with jared kushner and ivanka and family, is because the family is the one that he won't trust in that building filled with rats. so scaramucci with this new york bomb bath lays it out, unfortunately. but if you translate -- if i could be simultaneously translating, what he said is absolute truth. priebus came from a deep state, a gop guy who was kicking and screaming after trump's nomination was inevitable. he's not a trump guy. i don't want to speak for the president, but i think that reince priebus and coming from the op