remember when the liberal media found over hillary clinton's howard stern interview? ir. >> this was fascinating. hillary clinton, the former secretary of state and first lady appearing on the howard stearn show for the first time. >> funny, wow. i can watch that over and over again. trish: it seems hillary has bought into the bias and bought into the flattery. a new report that she is considering going into entertain the. i kid you not. she says she wants to be the next howard stearn. also, cnn accusing the president of lying about the coronavirus vaccine. >> the president said we are close to a vaccine, and dr. fauci like, well -- trish: a florida company working with the u.s. and the israelis on producing a vaccine. and he says president trump is way ahead of the curve. as black history month cops to a close, a cnn contributor saying that diamond and silk are not respectable black trump supporters. they are very respectable. they are very smart and they see through all the bullshit. dr. alveda also a trump supporter is here to respond to the pretentious liberal medi

howard stern is great and he's really evolved as a radio host. one of the best interviewers on the air. and if hillary wants to model herself after him, couldn't pick a better role model. >> emily: people doing crazy stuff or social media fame including this. take a look. that social media influence are nearly drowned getting trapped under ice coming a tick-tock video. a question for everyone, is the new version of the former daredevils and adventurer people where they die doing things for the thrill or attention, is this a new iteration or is this a whole new breed of darwinism? >> greg: they are playing it so we are getting rewarded. >> geraldo: why am i not surprised you like "jackass?" >> dana: he was panicking his dog. he did not even that upset. >> emily: i'm thinking about the dog 100%. >> jesse: he's an idiot but i'm fascinated by it. i think it takes a lot of skill and capacity to do what he did. the friend that filmed it, i like how the friend didn't say anything and kept it quiet, made it more dramatic. it's like they were made for eac

just like howard stern has. guess i will be auditioning for that one. have great weekend. maria: happy weekend that we can to the program that analyzes the weekend helps position you for the week ahead. and what a week it was. i am maria bartiromo thank you for joining us. coming up in a few moments the carnage on wall street and economic backdrop it i will speak to the president and ceo of the dallas federal reserve robert is our special guest this week on the important week to discuss. markets are in correction on global fears of the coronavirus. this week all the major industries suffered the largest single day point decline ever as wall street deals with the worst week since the 2008 financial crisis. 1000-point days were multiplied all week this week for joining me right now to discuss the chaotic week for the markets is the hudson institute director for chinese strategy michael pillsbury. always good to see a thank you mr. entrance arch for joining us. we talk about markets in the comic backed up coming up with robert kaplan but let me first get your take on the coro

change rate that helps and keep the external accounts and balance and get a debt restructuring was howard stern at least from the financial point of view reduce the interest burden for the next year or 2 and with this try to spread the message. argentina has had a long history with the i.m.f. and foreign creditors and there are many especially my governing coalition who say payments should be suspended and of the government of former president. argentina took on iran $100000000000.00 in foreign debt. that it beat you that people will say the debt should be investigated likely to a decided to go to the i.m.f. billions of dollars to mark creep because donald trump gave his full support knowing the argentina couldn't pay it they did it so might be reelected that did not happen at the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says he's priority is to help societies most one have 0 as he struggles with point creditors but he's policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse with us n

just like howard stern has. guess i will be auditioning for that one. have great weekend. we can to the program that analyzes the weekend helps position you for the week ahead. and what a week it was. i am maria bartiromo thank you for joining us. coming up in a few moments the carnage on wall street and economic backdrop it i will speak to the president and ceo of the dallas federal reserve robert is our special guest this week on the important week to discuss. markets are in correction on global fears of the coronavirus. this week all the major industries suffered the largest single day point decline ever as wall street deals with the worst

be a hormone monster on the show, because like, i mean, who's more of a hormone monster than howard stir sterner, his agent, they responded very politely that he did not want to -- >> jimmy: but you know as a regular listener to howard stirn th that you can never write a letter. all that's going to happen is he's going to make fun of your letter and probably read it aloud. >> it was worth a shot. >> jimmy: did you tell him you're the reason i started talking about how small my penis is? >> yes, he paved the way for small-penis men to talk. and just to be clear, america, my penis is totally average. >> jimmy: i'm going to take look. the movie is called "olympic dreams". we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by little caesars delivery. america's best value, now delivered. de scooters...♪ ♪everyone's texting dirty pics.♪ ♪babies named after produce...♪ hi kale! ♪the surveillance state's got brand new tricks.♪ "i am not spying." ♪the world is out of sorts. ♪so messed up ♪we need to fix it quicker. ♪we have a dumb idea. ♪so dumb. ♪we're gonna feed it snic

that restructuring was howard stern at least from the financial point of view reduce the interest burden for the next year or 2. and with this try to spread the message. argentina has had a long history with the i.m.f. and foreign creditors and there are many especially my governing coalition who say payments should be suspended and of the government of former president. argentina took on iran $100000000000.00 in foreign debt that people. say the debt should be investigated likely to go to the i.m.f. billions of dollars to mark green because don't you trump gave his full support knowing that argentina couldn't pay it they did it so mark would be reelected it did not happen the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says his priority is to help society's most vulnerable as he struggles with point creditors but his policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse. they discover. ireland's prime minister has resigned but will stay on as caretaker leader until his successor

going to have a new podcast inspired, apparently, by interviews she has given like this one with howard stern>> you know, i went to the inauguration of donald trump which is one of the hardest days of my life. he started on that speech which was so bizarre. and that's when i got really worried. and then that carnage in the street and the dark vision. i was sitting there like, wow, i couldn't believe it. george w. bush says to me, that was some weird [ bleep ]. >> do we hate bernie sanders? >> no, i don't hate bernie sande sanders. i don't hate anybody. >> bernie could have hurt you. >> she's actually very funny. >> i think it's wonderful she's embracing the media industry and enjoying it. i think it's interesting she wants to maintain a voice and i think it's interesting she wants to be part of the conversation, and i think not being -- i hate to phrase it this way, but not being in the arena in some way is frustrating to her. the success of this will depend if she gets on the air, like the rest of us. >> i don't think we can downplay that election, because certainly some hard feelings betwee

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it was obviously a howard stern set up. he says hey, now.aa boo. >> she was terrific tonight. >> they do better in this formatt. >> we'll see. somebody has to they'll end up -- >> thank you. the trump campaign has a new plan for reaching out to black voters. wla they're doing and what communities they're targeting. next. memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i receivelize travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. i'm happy to give you the tour, i lohey jay. it. jay? he helped me set up my watch lists. karl! he took care of my 401k rollover. wow, you call a lot. yeah, well it's my money we're talking about here. help from a team that will exceed your expectations. ♪ (howling wind) (howling wind) vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates

she had a great interview with howard stern not too long ago.on't know if you saw it or heard it. is it hillary clinton have been in the campaign trail? i think she likely could have won in 2016. >> dana: also if she had gone to wisconsin. >> wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. >> dana: do you think of hillary clinton is talking about a podcast she's not going to run for president again? >> i think she wants to run for president it would be great for president trump if she got back in the race. >> dana: probably not happening but kevin and john, we will keep you in mind for next week because of a lot of election stuff coming next week. thank you. it may seem unthinkable but the reports are piling up. saying tom brady could play for a team other than the new england patriots. tyrus is here to weigh in on it straight ahead hey there! i'm lonnie from lonnie's lumber. if you need lumber wood, lonnie's is better than good. we got oak, cherry, walnut, and more. and we also have the best selection of plywood (clattering) in the state... hey! (high-p

some of the same politicians, well they go on controversial shows or howard stern. he said controversial things. we out to celebrate freedom of speech whether you agree or disagree. we are blessed to live in a country that, thank god, we have the greatest best scientists, doctors, health care professionals anywhere in the world. rush is blessed with a family. we'll pray for a speedy recovery. also a full analysis to the senator's address. so much more, we also have a lot of other big breaking news to cover today. we will start with is known as the dumpster fire of the iowa caucus. this lobbyist train wreck in history. it's probably an understatement. it has been more than 24 hours since the votes took place. we still do not have the full results. and for the better part of the day, we didn't have any results at all. nothing. democratic party blaming it on a coding error and its election software. and problems with its backup system. while, reminds me of their promises of obamacare. millions lost their doctors, millions lost their plan. we almost pay 200% more. we di

he's had state of the culture, "the new york times" dubs him the howard sterns of hip-hop and he's flankedecutors in the nation. he was of course a watergate special prosecutor. thanks for being here, both of you. >> thank you for having me. >> you look good together. >> i would think. i just wish i had this coat. >> all due to nick. >> maybe you the borrow the coat. >> what a's on your fall back list? >> i have tyler perry in the bringing room because i have never heard of that concept. >> he says he doesn't have a writer's room. he doesn't have a bunch of other writers. my audience wants my voice and you can't mess with success. he's gotten this far but what do you think more he should do? >> i like the route he's going. i appreciate the -- how unique it is. writers rooms are usually reserved for a group of people so to have one person say no, i'm not going to do things that way and to get a little backlash from it because he was -- i like it. arrogant a little bit. narcissistic a little bit. things i relate to. >> well, nick, you don't write emotion all by yourself. not a big one. >> no

change really that helps and keep on accounts and balance and get that debt restructuring was howard sternat least from the financial point of view reduce the interest burden for the next year or 2 and with this try to spread the message to the man. i. didn't tina has had a long history with the i.m.f. and foreign creditors and there are many especially my governing coalition who say payments should be suspended and of the government of former president. argentina took on iran $100000000000.00 in foreign debt that immediately people like lowly asano say the debt should be investigating. the i.m.f. billions of dollars to mark green because donald trump gave his full support knowing the argentina couldn't pay it they did it so mark cree would be reelected but it did not happen at the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says his priority is to help society's most vulnerable as he struggles with foreign creditors but his policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse. co

. >> howard stern interviewed and said more than anything. >> do you think she is still thinking abouthowed you the michael bloomberg thing, the fields too crowded or the opposite, while the field is weak, i come in and get 165,000 voters with biden and some of the early states. there is still a political logic. >> this was about a month ago for both of those guys, you been talking to people recently. >> people are still talking about it. is she out talking to money men, somebody told me who is not intimately involved in politics, she said she is out there trying to make money and make sure she still part of the conversation. which driving her out of the spotlight if you will. >> after she lost, who took the spotlight, who is the most powerful woman, it would be michelle obama with her best-selling memoir, one of the best of all times, she was selling out giant theaters on the book to her that she was doing, at the end of the day -- >> i don't know who would get behind her for the democratic because -- >> he is cratering, where does hillary have a coalition that emerges that is stronge

if you listened to the interviews, i'm sure you heard the howard stern interview with hillary clintonone big mistake i made, one big mistake was not owning the media landscape like donald trump did. not putting myself out there and doing the interviews and being too cautious. sometimes i feel like elizabeth warren, a little too cautious. i'm going to do, i'm going on msnbc where it's safe. where buttigieg has been on everything. on the view, on cnn, msnbc, he even says he'll go on fox. so that does make a difference. >> the thing with warren, she started to come out of her shell. she did a town hall with us in jackson, mississippi. maybe april or may of last year. she was very cautious. she started to come out of her shell. she doesn't seem attracted to these national interviews. she would rather do these rallies where she takes the selfies, these pictures, and she feels like that's where she's connecting. clearly that didn't work. it didn't work tonight. i want to say one thing about democratic unity and poke some holes in the idea of democratic unity. that trump will win. right now,