howard stern.t does howard stern have in common with a venerated news magazine show like "60 minutes"? well, they're both places that were trump's stomping grounds. remember, trump previously went on "60 minutes" and did it last cycle, and we mentioned that. trump and stern go back many years. this is actually a picture of then the shock jock and then the real estate magnate, or pretend magnate, depending on which financials you believe, together at one of trump's weddings, his first. donald trump has gone on howard stern's show dozens of times. politico has a whole breakdown on that. so this is exactly the kind of thing that donald trump would use on his way up, if you want to call it that. and he used to be able to handle questions from howard stern about a whole range of topics. now what we have is kamala harris going on howard stern and donald trump running away. so his only interviewed this week have been on fox and on a conservative radio show where he thought he would get a certain type of t

trump and howard stern go back many years.s is actually a picture of then the shock jock and the real estate magnet or pretend magnet, depending on which financials you believe, one of trump's weddings, his first. donald trump has gone on howard stern's show dozens of times. there is a whole breakdown on that. this is exactly the kind of thing that donald trump would use on his way up, if you want to call it that. he used to be able to handle questions from howard stern about a range of topics. now, what we have is kamala harris going on howard stern and donald trump running away. is only interviews this week have been on fox and on a conservative radio show where he thought he would get a certain type of treatment. on howard stern, again, like "60 minutes", a big platform that reaches millions, if not all of them, automatically, biden-harris supporters, harris uses this venue as trump heights as she engages with different forms and puts into the context what i told you is just larger than beef with just one show. the larger t

whatever you think of howard stern.mp is church, i just don't like the people that voted for him and will vote for him. so you don't like at least -- >> lawrence: he also said he would vote for wall, too, even if they were. >> ainsley: what happened to him? the old howard stern. >> brian: jimmy kimmel hollywood, ben stiller. >> ainsley: coastal elites. >> brian: bruce springsteen if you are watching them they are out of their mind. >> lawrence: how tone deaf do you have to say 77% of the country disagree with the direction. you don't disagree with anything of joe biden. tight line to walk because she is still the sitting vice president. they did remove him. so she could be on the ticket. >> ainsley: what about afghanistan, the border crisis in the numbers have quadrupled under those two people right there. what about inflation? inflation went up. she could have said any of these. i would have changed the way exited afghanistan. we lost 13 servicemembers a lot of people who helped us. our interpreters over there. many of

again this is real questions that should be asked and they ain't going to be asked on the view or howard sterncolored area where they don't even know that the graph ever existed or certainly even on "60 minutes" mix but is -- >> jesse: we want howard to ask about and drugs and rock 'n' roll the old howard. will see what happens but you're right, the people are we going to decide this election and make you want to see harris under pressure. they want to see how she handles it and so far she's avoided it and that suspicious and that's why people aren't coming over to her side. mark mark eric trump on deck. plus elon musk and johnny were there. >> ninety-eight having a big problem with men. >> a big problem with men. >> men don't want to be -- ♪ ♪ hey everybody, fall is back and the leaves are flying. and if you don't have leaffilter, guess where they're going? you guessed it right, into your gutters. and that's going to cause all kinds of problems. we're talking rotten fascia, rotten soffit, mildew, mold ...not to mention all kinds of problems in your attic. but the big one is that water is hitt

sadly nearly extremely woke howard stern emigrated now think that every trump supporter is stupid they thing that would make you stupid is if you were a howard stern fan and you still listen to him at this point. you think you're stupid why would listen to him? and a podcast name call her daddy. that's a big one. and stephen colbert who loves to kiss her. take a look at your screen these outlets are never going to ask, any of these people never ask the questions about her radical extreme and frankly dangerous record and her failures and office, there will be no real vetting of kamala, normal questions in any of these appearances nine whatsoever -- -- that's what the interview will be. make no mistake there is one huge reason and only one reason that kamala is now going and doing any interviews. her internal poll numbers have got to be horrendous. now meanwhile the publicly available numbers from the most credible posters in 2016 and 2020 and swing states we've been showing you, they're not great for kamala harris, she's down multiple poles in arizona. nevada, wisconsin, michigan, penn

and are you going to be asked o on the view or howard stern or call her daddy where they don't even kno w that the draft ever existed, or certainly even on 60? we want but is what we want howard to asminutes"k her aboutd drugs and rock and roll. the old howard. l the old we'll see what happen. but you're right. the people that are really elecg to decide this election, they want to see harris under pressure. they want to see how she handles it. and so far, she's avoided it. and that's suspicious. and why people aren't coming over to her side. >> clay travis, looking sharp, as always, thanks for joining prime time. >> thank you, jesse. >> have a good monday. trump goes back to butler. eric trump on deck.deck. plus, elon musk and johnny were there is having a big problemme. with men. a big problem with men? men don't want to go far. be the women want to vote forh vicks? vapor stick provides soothing vapor stick provides soothing non-medicateolfamily.d vicks va. easy to apply for the whole family. >> vicks depot stake and try new vapor shower maxmmediate foy vicks vapors. >> teeth sensitivi

harris hopped over to howard stern studio for a sitdown that sounded like a therapy session. if he wins, god forbid, would you feel safe in this country? would you stay in this country? >> vice president harris: howard, i'm doing everything i can to make sure he does not win. >> i don't understand how this election is close. yes, i am voting for you. i would also vote for that wall over there. >> i will start with you off of that last sound. the amazing thing is rachel maddow says if trump gets elected, she won't have a show. kamala is turning into a victim. do they think that this is going to cause people to vote for her as opposed to trump? >> i remember when president bush won, they said they were going to leave the country. no one ever leaves. howard stern said something interesting that i have been hearing from other people on the right and the left saying that how could it possibly be that anybody would ever vote for that person? if you are thinking that and you want your candidate to win, you better sit down. you are being helpful right now. the vote is going to be ver

and i think going on, howard stern is the opposite or not the opposite, but howard stern is the complement. howard stern, much more male-oriented audience. so she's doing a little bit of everything this week. terms of tough interviews, friendly interviews podcasts, tv, et cetera. >> yeah. and sarah, look 60 minutes, of course, that is a tough interview. that's a real interview or you have to sit down and be able to answer really serious questions from very serious journalists. howard stern too though, can be very probing and he can get very, very deep how do you, how do you prepare a candidate to have this cross-section of interviews and appearances? >> yeah. well, part of it is just her leaning into her own personality. the alex cooper call our daddy interview was very much personality focus. she talked about her upbringing and her family and her mother. she talked about what inspired her as a prosecutor, her friend going through sexual abuse as a young adult that's not what it's going to be like with 60 minutes. she has to be able to answer tough questions on things like immigration poli

it doesn't land well, i doubt howard stern's going to talk about macroeconomic and we're broadly, you might, he might surprise everyone that point. >> i mean, he might he's very sharp and tomorrow, howard stern actually interviews harris and i want you to listen to what he had to say about trump just a few weeks ago i don't agree with trump politically. >> i don't i don't think he should be anywhere near the white house i don't hate the guy. >> i hate the people who voted for him. i think they're stupid. >> i don't think i do. >> i'll be honest with you. i have no respect for you i mean, i don't know at what point he wants someone who can't even accept the fact that alright, so tell us what doesn't like. >> move on. >> is this, the new basket of deplorables that harris has to navigate around. >> what howard stern's to, you know, see if she says something like that. >> and so far she hasn't said anything like that. she hasn't said that she hates trump voters. she's in fact trying to win over trump voters went over nikki haley voters. that's been one of them the most aggressive elements

the only thing that would make you stupid is if you wer weat a howard stern fan and you still listen to him at this poinhist. if he thinks you're stupid, why would you listen to him and lisn podcast named call her daddy. that's a big one. and stephelbert whn colbert, whs to kiss her . a looher.k at your screen.to ak these outlets are never going to ask any of these people. never ask. he the questions about her radical, extreme and, frankly, thererour ras record and her failures in office. there will be no real vettine ng of kamala, no real questions in any of these appearance appearance s. none whatsoever. i hate donald trump. i hate donald trump more. do you hate trump? you hate donaldson. you hate donald trump. that's what the interviews will be. inter no mistake.an there is one huge reason and only reason the kamala is now going on and doing any interviews. mber her internal poll numbers have got to be horrendous now. meanwhile, the publicly available poll numbers fro m01 most credible pollsters in 2016 and 2020, in swing states we've been showing you they're not for kamala harris

howard stern, colbert, "the view."nse to the criticism, brad, that she's not out there enough? >> well, look, what i think those three things have in common is these viewers that are watching these things may not be likely voters. and so are they maybe undecided voters or maybe voters who are democratic-friendly but maybe don't reliably vote. they probably don't want a lot of cable news or national news networks, so she's getting them in ways that simply doing a rally where you hope media covers it, doing a very different strategy. it's very targeted, it's very niche-focused, she's trying the find swing voters or where they are and convince them she is better than trump. i think it's effective because they humanize the candidate. they allow her to tell folks who she is, what she stands for, and it's a one-two punch. mike: from politico, trump is everywhere. anxious dems wonder why harris isn't. democrats fear the vice president's risk-averse approach could hamper her campaign. are they right to be worried, neil is many

howard stern interview. the way in which a revelation like this gets processed by the news. i think it relates to the question about, harris giving more or less interviews. it just is the case that things get metabolized about term. if it turned out biden had done something like this, it would be a huge story. with trump it gets metabolized in 24 hours, maybe. >> yeah there's been flattening of the news. everything is a piece of content this big that moves past really fast. >> i think he has accelerated it. do you think he is the vector of there? or he is this beneficiary? >> i think he is the beneficiary. you are either outraged or not and people in some sense, there's an assumption people aboard and moving on. this is a great story and i hope people will chase down the details. >> one of the other details, to your point of keeping the personal from the apparatus, apparently he talked to putin as many as seven times in 2024, -- outside the office of mar-a- lago. trump set them out of the room so he could sa

maybe not just "call her daddy." >> going to be 100 feet from us today at howard stern.we have an empty seat if you want to join us. north carolina christian academy promising to rebuild as it faces millions in damages from helene's floods. lawrence is on the ground, next. ♪ ♪ you're leaving me? for a turbotax expert. sing it adam! ♪ turbotax'll beat your price ♪ ♪ this is a taaaax break-up! ♪ this fall, switch to a turbotax live expert and we'll beat the price you paid your pro last tax season. in 2016, donald trump said he would choose only the best people to work in his white house. now those people have a warning for america: trump is not fit to be president again. here's his vice president: "anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president of the united states." "i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump this year." his defense secretary: "do you think trump can be trusted with the nation's secrets ever again?" "no. i mean, it's just irresponsible action that places our service members at risk, places our nation's security at risk." his

. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris responded today during an interview with howard stern. >> everybody was scrambling to get these kits, the tests, the covid test kits. >> couldn't get 'em. >> couldn't get 'em. couldn't get 'em anywhere. >> right. >> and this guy, who was president of the united states, is sending them to russia, to a murderous dictator, for his personal use? >> reporter: even after he left office, trump stayed in touch with the russian leader, according to woodward. he cites an unidentified trump aide who said the former president had as many as seven private calls with putin, even one early this year when trump was urging republicans to block additional aid to ukraine in its fight against russia. the newly-revealed contacts raise additional questions about trump's relationship with putin. in the recent presidential debate, trump twice refused to say who we wanted to prevail in the war with ukraine. >> do you want ukraine to win this war? >> i want the war to stop. >> reporter: the vice president told "60 minutes," trump would have allowed putin to conquer u

. >> reporter: harris is in the middle of a media blitz with appearances on "the view," "the howard stern show" and "the late show with stephen colbert" all slated to air in the next 36 hours. >> how are you going to get this through congress? >> reporter: in an interview for "60 minutes" airing tonight, harris was pressed on the cost of her plans, which include a $50,000 tax break for start-ups. >> small businesses are part of the backbone of america's economy. >> pardon me, madam vice president, the question was how are you going to pay for it? >> one of the things is i'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share in taxes. >> reporter: "60 minutes" was planning to interview trump as well, but he backed out last week. a new analysis from the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget finds that both candidates' plans would add to the debt, though trump's could cost twice as much thanks in part to his proposed tariffs on foreign goods. >> just go out and vote. get everybody and vote. >> reporter: at a rally in wisconsin last night, he

he wanted to be the howard stern, the sexual dude.eally dangerous here is this idea that you start mixing politics with ideology and gender and it is that underlying misogyny that has carried the republican party to a place where they have no return. this idea all of a sudden that women are seeking alpha males, we will put that for a second, but the policy template is taking away human rights, taking away a woman's agency over her body because what a meal is perceived, she should or shouldn't control. that is the biggest turn off. and who are watching, you guys all know better. you know the best kind of woman is the one who can go toe to toe with you, when she likes you. >> i put up a picture of stephen miller and started cracking up right away. i'm sorry. i was not laughing at you. the director but to that end, putting him up with his hands up in the air. this guy cannot be that trump alpha male guy. what is the obsession they have with being alpha? i don't get it. >> i wanted the picture to stay up. is this the guy? >> not that one,

kamala harris seized on woodward's reporting today, talking about it in an interview with howard stern. >> everybody was scrambling to get these kits, the tests, the covid test kits. >> you couldn't get them. >> couldn't get them. >> right. >> couldn't get them anywhere. >> right. >> and this guy, who is president of the united states is sending them to russia, to a murderous dictator for his personal use? this person who wants to be president again, who secretly is helping out an adversary, when the american people are dying by the hundreds, every day, and in need of relief. >> reporter: trump often boasts about his close relationship with putin. >> i got along very well with putin. i spoke to him a lot. then they say how nice i was to russia. no, i wasn't nice. but we got along, we had a good relationship, which is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> reporter: woodward reports that trump has had, quote, multiple phone calls with putin since he left the white house. including at least one call earlier this year. i spoke to trump today, and he denied it all. he said you have had a number

for example, howard stern has a lot of white non-college educated men.t's a demographic that she's going to. can call her daddy was actually a really brilliant strategy because those are women of child bearing, reproductive age largely, though older women listen to it too. and they need to know about the project 2025. and the plans that this republican president would enact if he were elected. >> fernand, trump refuses to do the 60 minutes interview, complaining he's going to be fact checked. he complained about being fact checked at the debate. looks like he's never going do another debate. is it because he's a pathological liar and can't tell the truth or is he just too scared to be in a format or platform where he's never going to be able to just run his mouth with impunity or both? >> he was a pathological liar in 2016, in 2020, and has been ever since. i'm not so sure it's that as much it is trump showed in that debate that there was a way to get to him. which is to make these crazy kind of appeals to ego that he quickly jumps on. he also understand

but that howard stern comment, wow, i mean, that is rich.sident trump, there were two assassination attempts on his life, and howard stern has the nerve to say trump wants to assassinate his opponent? >> where is he getting it from? maria: where is he getting it? >> by the way finish. >> if you look at polling, the number one concern among democrats right now is the threat to democracy, that they perceive donald trump as a threat to democracy. and when you ask them what that means, they come up with things like this, the concept that he was going to be a dictator or on day one which when donald trump said it was almost tongue in cheek -- maria: he was vocking -- joking. >> and yet they repeat it over and over and over again in a way that is so inawe a innocentic, and it's a lie, factually or -- frankly. maria: the democrats and joe biden in particular want to forgive more student loan debt after the supreme court said it was unconstitutional, they want to keep the border open for illegals and get them to register to the vote. look what just

how did he respond. >> reporter: she talked to howard stern for about an hour, she didn't hold back incalled him unfit for office, something we heard the vice president say before, but in context of this reporting she had that to say and more. >> people were dying by the hundreds. everybody was scramling to get these kits. and this guy who was president of the united states is sending them to russia, to a murderous dictator for his personal use, that's just the most recent, stark example of who donald trump is. >> reporter: the vice president went on to describe mr. trump as dangerous, something we've heard her say before. we heard from sources close to the campaign that the vice president was going to sort of ramp-up her targeting of former president trump in public appearances and in advertising we're seeing from the campaign and the language you heard today seems to be consistent with that. >> aaron, this howard stern interview part of a bigger media blitz for vice president harris, what are some of the other key takeaways. >> she was on the view today. her appearance on the view sh

they're picking howard stern. he's already with her. they are picking stephen colbert.to ask the tough questions. why can't you say radical islamic terrorism? why can't you say, kamala, illegal alien? why did you flip-flop on fracking, on medicare for all, the list goes on. compensating guns. on the wall. now you support the wall. why did you flip-flop? why did you bail out rioters in 2020? why do you want to abolish i.c.e. and why are you flip-flopping on that one, as well? those are the questions we need answers for. but she doesn't talk about it and she only goes on these democrat or liberal shows. then i could ask her that. so the people don't know what her record was. >> kayleigh: mollie, if you're being criticized for hurricane response, why not go on the weather channel and lay out what your plan is in advance of an approaching storm? >> mollie: that's what i would say is the problem. it's not that "call her daddy" isn't a super popular podcast. it is, so it makes sense you might go on something like that. but he's already got them with her. she does need to reac

it's the skittish panicky week kamala harris supporters, the howard stern's, the stephen colbert's tont linecolbs shaking the rakes of e rebellious kids making noise. want to pay zopp your ponytail social studies teacher with a kamala harris pain on the knapsack? where a trump badge. it is fun and easy. think that is where a lot of the energy is coming from, because what you are getting good, youro think you are getting something from the machine, nobody likes . machine. >> jesse: and people love the bad boy. that is how i got where i was. ahead, donald trump and elon musk teaming up as a former president makes a traffic reture to butler. presisixmak ♪ ♪ power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family's comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power outages. are you prepared? you can be with a generac home standby generator

view came up 60 minutes compared to what howard stern did. she talked the whole time.istened to the whole thing. one or two word answers and he would come up another topic how bad trump is. ains la. >> lawrence: a big ad. >> steve: ainsley is, brian going to have to put a dollar in the cuss jar. >> brian: used to be iraquis interviews. and if you were a well rounded person who was self-effacing. >> lawrence: steve, did he disappoint you because yesterday. >> steve: i hope he did. he didn't ask the hard questions. >> ainsley: we knew they weren't. "the view" no hard questions either. >> steve: well, i knew "the view" wasn't. >> brian: i think it shows she is trailing. you don't do this if you ever winning. >> steve: our viewer from right here look over there and there is carley. >> carley: update on the artist formerly known as twitter. x is back online in brazil. lifts band on elon musk's social media platform after prolonged battle on free speech and misinformation. the ban that took effect in late august was lifted only after x complied with a list of demands includi

but "the view "and "howard stern," it is a nice healthy mix. that's exactly what she needs to be doing. >> robby, aaron, congressman curbelo, thank you so much. appreciate you. >>> critical arguments before the supreme court on so-called ghost guns. how the government is uing ikea furniture sales to make its case. you'll want to hear more about that. this is "chris jansing reports." t that this is "chris jansing reports." than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ahhhhh with listerine. feel the whoa! i'm having trouble getting around but i want to live in my home. i can do it with the help of a barber, personal shopper, an exercise buddy. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪♪ some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of boto

media blitz with friendly outlets cbs, a cold bare, the view the call her daddy podcast would see howard sterncan forget about his interview is she sat down earlier with the former what's great shock jock a visa shadow of his former self will the real howard ever one day come back sadly know himself as a neurotic woke polo loving kat loving shadow of his former self holier than though liberal who calls any trump supporters stupid. i guess he doesn't want them listening to his program paralyzed by the fear of covid-19 asking nothing but pathetic meaningless questions discussing her favorite brand of cereal. howard will the real howard come back to life take a look. >> where you eating reason bring. i feel that for somebody who sophie and has a good figure why raisin bran that's a lot of sugar. >> i don't every morning but if you asked me what was my favorite cereal i would put it up okay this will be of noxious but special k. >> 's great post my mother used to make these cookies in honor of me right. >> sean: will the real howard stern returned to life, who cares what cereal harris lakes. will

. >> naturally. >> the classic howard stern interview. sort of way in which a revelation like this gets processed by the news. i think it actually relates to this question about harris giving more or less interviews, which is that it is just the case -- if it turned out biden had done something like this, it would be a huge story. with trump this gets metabolized in 24 hours maybe, right? >> i think there has been an overall flattening of the news. everything is a piece of content on your screen that moves past. >> i think he accelerated it. >> i think he's faster and accelerated it. >> do you think he is the vector of that or he has been sort of the beneficiary of it? >> i think he is the beneficiary. you are either outraged or you are not and people, in some sense there is an assumption that people are bored and moving on. this is a great story. one of the other details about keeping the personal from the apparatus. apparently he has talked to putin seven times. in early 2024 a trump aid loitered outside the former president's office in

. >> had intended there is she hopped on the howard stern ship -- sit down that's out of more like a therapy session. >> the winds god forbid would you feel safe in the country. which even saves stay in the country? >> on doing what i can to make sure he does not win. >> for my fellow i don't even understand how it's close. yes some voting for you obviously but i would vote for the wall over there. >> i will start with you dana off of that. the amazing thing is. rachel maddow said if trump gets elected she will never show then harasses a victim. and what caused field of it for her instead of trump? >> number 1 bush got a victory and then they would leave the country. this is the best country so this is not true. have heard from other people on the right and left saying how could it possibly be anybody whatever vote for that person? if you're thinking that i want your candidate to win. sit down because you're not being helpful now. the vote will be very close so their people want to vote for her and people want to vote for him and that's going to matter and that is a big prophetic sta

on the howard stern show she mentioned she's a lewis hamilton fan. so there is the media blitz, but there's also opportunity agenda for lack men which i agree with you, it is a weekly drive. i'm interested to see next week's drive. >> she's good at this, she is like a multisport athlete. she can go into different places and do well in can trap in contrast to donald trump's weird dance off. he's volatile, unstable, weak, a threat to national security. now she's focusing on men, and i think that's where she needs to stay, because she is struggling with non-college- educated white men, and in places like pennsylvania, she has the two-pronged strategy to turn out voters, but she needs to shave away some moderates and moderate republicans. >> where do you think this is coming from? >> i don't know, and i cringe when i hear those things. lack of voters male and female are not monolithic first of all. i think what she is doing which is so smart she's not only reaching out to men, i think howard stern, charlemagne the god-- >> and charlemagne tha god was hug

obviously going to use to their advantage. >> gloria kamala harris also did an interview with howard sternwant to play a clip from that interview with listen and watch this i do believe that this is an election that is about strength versus weakness yeah. >> and weakness as projected by someone who puts himself in front of the american people and does not have the strength to stand in defense of their needs, their dreams, their desires the work that must happen to make sure that we are a secure nation gloria kamala harris is calling out what she sees as trump's weakness, disturbance predominantly male audience and that seems clearly intention sure. i mean, today was all about slicing and dicing the electorate and appealing to different, to different groups. and i think obviously going on, the stern show is to appeal to men. but i would have to say that all voters want a strong president. and she made a point of saying that trump gets pumped by. strongman that he was manipulated by vladimir putin and went on and on about this. and with a very friendly interviewer but it clearly she wants to

she's doing the view the howard stern show, the late show. she had this podcast, call her daddy podcast. you what are the vote, what voters as she not trying to reach here? >> well, as you know, because the race is so close, right? any little slice of the electorate could make a difference here. but i think it's pretty clear, right? you go on the view if you want to talk to female voters, that's largely the audience there. she has a huge advantage with female voters. she wants to extend that advance she wants to diminish trump's advantage with men. go on, howard stern obviously has a lot of female listeners to, but that is a place where men are tuning in and listening the opportunity to try and chip away at trump's advantage among men. so you can see how with each interview she's trying to target a different kind of audience. and believe me, the campaign looks very carefully at exactly what members of the electorate are reached by a given show. and that's how they make decisions about where to put the candidate out. >> yeah. she could come he

let's see.podcas oh, howard stern. we can't forget about howard stern's interview because she sat down earlier with the former once great shock jock. i knowrlier wi he's a shadow ofs former self. what the hell happened to howard? wellshadowof his, the real howa. ever one day come back,y you know, sadly now himselfk as an, you know, woke poloving loving, cat loving shadow of its former self. holier than thou liberal who calls any trump supportean n he doesn't want them, i guess, to listen to his program anymore. 'tlisteninparalyzed by the feard 19, asking nothing but pathetic, meaningless questions and discussing kamala's favoritninglesse of se. howard. will the real howard knowback howard come up with come back to life? take tak a look. where >> why are you y eating forreas breakfast? raisin bran. oni read. t >> i feel that's not it forfo wo someone who's healthy. and yo u have a good figure.d fi >> why? raisin bran. there's a lot of sugar. ra's, no.orning >> so i don't eat raisin bran bs every morning. but if you aske

i think going on howard stern is very, very smart. look, i love howard stern. he's a fantastic interviewer. and so the types of deep dive questions that he will do, which will tap into not just her policy perspectives, but her her life and who she is. i think she needs to be doing these kinds of things. i'm actually curious as to why the campaign hasn't had her out more frequently, why they've been trying to hide her. donald trump's out every day on every platform imaginable talking she needs to be doing the same thing. i think these kinds of things doing this podcast going on stern it's it's the smart play. >> do you have an answer to that question like, why not do stern three weeks ago or why not do the color daddy podcast three weeks ago i have said from the beginning she should have been doing local media from day one, from the jump, and she shouldn't have been doing stuff like this from the john, so i don't have an answer because i don't think it's a smart strategy. >> i will say donald trump has been out there on fox. he's been out there talking to his ow

but harris will do the howard stern show the view koborie univision color daddy podcast. what explains this shift? because for several months the campaign has avoided these high stakes, large platform one-on-ones and now we're seeing this flood yeah. >> i think if you notice a lot of the venues you just mentioned, which harris is going on two or more non traditional political media. you could argue. >> and i think you've asked a harris campaign, they'd say, look, when the final month of campaigning this is what a lot of the undecided low information voters start tuning into politics. >> so it's a perfect time to hit these shows like color daddy, like howard stern show, which might not be political focused all the time. so i think they're trying to perfectly timed this to get the maximum impact and also to respond to criticism from a lot of her allies saying, the vice president is a great communicator. why are you treating her like president joe biden, who famously has struggled to get his message across. i think it's the home stretch. they're trying to reach out to as man

howard stern not necessarily a softball, clearly a fan. he's no fan of donald trump but he asks tough questions that he doesn't you know, he, he gets interesting conversations going. >> so there is potential for her to make undesired news. >> there potentially, we should look to see what she's clearly trying to reach out. a lot of men listen so the howard stern show she's trying to make sure she diminishes trump's advantage with male voters as best she can and again, the comedy show at night, i think it's to show a difference inside of her to america. >> can we just take a step back and talk about two things that i didn't really think a few weeks ago, we would be talking about the how the hurricane season and is impacting presidential politics. you have a swing state, north carolina, severely impacted by helene. you have milton barreling towards florida and you have the candidates talking about this pretty much every day they're having to respond. >> yeah we've seen the impact already on their schedules, right. >> donald trump was supposed

as harris sits down with the friendly interviewers howard stern stephen colbert and the view can sherm under friendly fire, i don't know what you would define friendly fire as well they ask the hard questions, how did she perform when someone is not trying to grill her. >> think about this what does the president do so often they sit across the table from 70 very important hundred issue and there is no script when you dealing with an adversary or somebody you're negotiating with, what does kalama harris is to when she has to negotiate if she cannot navigate that what does she do, that is a major leadership issue. >> i have some sympathy for her having seen it fade away to nothing on occasion of my life. >> you can think of moment. >> you have independent thoughts. >> you smile that's what you do online television, you smile, moving on, thank you by the way, get to the markets on a monday morning, ryan payne is with us, the market, the economy is strong inflation is coming out a little bit, the interest rates are going up, are we saying goodbye to the fed lowering interest rates by 50

there are people not consuming even something call her daddy or howard stern. here is how you reach people. clip, one 30 second, 60 second clip from these interviews. pumped into the tiktok or stain gram or youtube and shown to voters. no candidate his to work harder to breakthrough than these candidates. you may not get a call her daddy listener in, every person with that interview but those clips are going voy ral and everyone is seeing them. that is why tim is right, more is more, do everything, be everywhere all at once. local tv, do our podcast, tim's podcast, 60 minutes, do it all. >> can i ask a follow up on that. trump is not doing it all. again, in terms of that, you know, blanket the airwaves strategy you just outlined that is not what trump is pursuing. i wonder if you have a thought on what might be behind that. two reasons behind it. he is old, mentally declining and lazy. that is the first reason. the second is, republicans have something democrats don't. they have a massive media operation between fox news, daily wire, all of these people. we don

they are watching listening to podcasts, stephen colbert, howard stern. and you go meet them where they are. it's not about dodging the quote-unquote traditional press or anything like that. it's about going and actually speaking to voters, which you can't do through a lot of the old ways in which we used to do communications. >> yeah. tim, i wonder what you think about that. because, listen i think it's great to drink miller highlife. i enjoy the beer myself. and doing so with stephen colbert seems like a super fun time. there is a question to have the back and forth to me clearly articulate your views, you're not going to get with alex cooper with much respect to the call, her daddy podcast. i wonder if you think that's a larger problem for american politics or in this particular election win at any cost. if you have to do a million between two ferns appearances, so be it. >> yes for both. it's a larger problem for american politics. it's also an imperative kamala harris wins this election, and she should do whatever is necessary between the norms and h

trio of softball media interviews and she started her day with the parents on "that the you" the howard sterne show with stephen colbert. the host did not ask her the most pressing questions. watch. >> please welcome back the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> people say they don't know enough about her but look at the opponent and you know enough about him. >> right now is my nap time. try not to fall asleep during this interview. >> do you nap at all? >> why why do you wheat berries like raisin. >> i don't eat raisin bran every morning but if you asked me my favorite cereal, i would put it up there with special k. >> would you like to have a beer with me question my. >> the last time i had there was at a baseball game with doug. chair is. [cheers and applause] >> there you go. >> despite the harris-walz campaigning on a new way forward, harris said she wouldn't do anything differently from president biden. >> if anything, which you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not anything that comes to mind. i have b

. >> she started her media blitz on the view, sat for a wide ranging interview with howard stern and ended her day on the late show with stephen colbert, where the two crime some jokes, and a beer the last time i add was at a baseball game with doug are tight and a lot of us are having these flashbacks to 2016 to we know when it can go the wrong way and it can still feel fresh. so 2016 dean is the key here when i've talked to harris campaign officials, it often comes up in conversation where did hillary clinton have her pitfalls where can they make up that ground and build on with joe biden did in 2021 of those to give you an examples, is those red and rural districts look at, for example, cambria county and pennsylvania now, for weather but donald trump won in that county. but the former president biden, was able to gain some ground there more than hillary clinton had in 2016, the vice president has already visited twice. and so that is the type of strategy that they're trying to deploy to try to make up that ground where they saw hillary clinton wasn't able to in 20 these 16, then

this is the howard stern of women. if you want to make, you have to make sure that hour. >> now he returns pretty good. he sees for a long time, he said an amazing career in that regard. >> but this is an important venue for her to be on and i can't underscore. i was talking to a group of people and some people were joking about every young person. i said, if you don't understand this, all the young people are like, thank you. like you have to understand how important absolutely. >> i mean, let me just play real quite before you jump in. this is her at talking to 60 minutes. this traditional media, but she's talking about the gun that she owned that a lot of republicans, a question that there's a real where is it? here's her talking about it? >> what kind of guns you own and when and why did you get it? >> i have a glock and i've had it for quite some time and look at my background in law enforcement and so there you go have you ever fired it? yes of course at a shooting range yes, of course, i have all right so can. w

that's why this week we will see the vice president appear on the late show, the howard stern show, thelistened to call her daddy podcast. for those not familiar with that podcast, it has amassed a huge following, millions of listeners, many young women. it typically focuses more on dating, relationships, and sex than politics but host alex cooper said she understood since one of the main conversations in this election is about women, she couldn't sit it out. she also left an open invitation to trump to join her. during their 40-minute interview, cooper and harris touched on trump's claim he would be a protector of women as well as his false assertions that states are executing babies after birth. >> so he who when he was president hand selected three members of the united states supreme court with the intention that they would undo the protections of roe v. wade, and they did just as he intended, and there are now 20 states with trump abortion bans. this is the same guy who said that women should be punished for having abortions. this is the same guy who uses the kind of language he do

howard stern who i used to love and written about before is being the best interviewer in the business an inseparable elitist at this point who solely is there to support democrats. last time he interviewed joe biden just a couple of months ago he literally read off everything that campaign told them to read off in terms of biden accomplishments you could hear it like howard can't know what gdp growth is and read is verbatim there's no meghan mccain there to actually challenge the candidate. she's also going on "60 minutes" by the way, and on there -- >> tim walz -- >> going with tim walz? >> no solo actually. tim walz was with shannon bream because that was a hot mess of a train wreck but this is not your daddy 60mens anymore. this isn't mike wallace doing the into but bill whitaker and soft as well. she needs to bring in voters who don't know who she is to win this election. because she's trailing right now. you hear it is tied in pennsylvania. it is tied in wisconsin. they have underweighted donald trump in 2016 to 2020 to the tune of anywhere from four to six points if he's tied he

being on howard stern was great. charlemagne, that checks that box. >> and charlemagne was hugely critical of president biden, hugely critical. >> he was. it was not a softball interview, not at all. but today she did a great interview with union people, union members, and keeps underscoring the differences between working-class people and a rich guy who was handed $400 million and went bankrupt six times. i love the fact that she is dipping all over the place. i think it's great. >> she put her head in the mouth of the lion when she went on fox news. i'm wondering, philip, what was your take? and i also want to know, how did fox news speak about it after? because before the interview their entire narrative all day every day was that she was only doing softball interviews, easy interviews. she was never stepping up to the plate. she stepped up to the plate, and how was it taken over on their field? >> yeah, fox news is obviously a right-wing video organization, so -- i hate to spoil it. she goes in there, and we've s

howard stern, and stephen colbert, friendly interviews. >> brian: a lot of time thee blows them too.pter stopped on friday and she kept repeating the same 32 days four or five times. yet the front page of the "new york times" last night and maybe it's today's that just broke last night is donald trump mentally okay? he just spoke for an hour and 45 minutes in front of 60 to 120,000 people. is he going to do interviews today. doing wabc this morning. doing a bunch of interviews all week and is donald trump okay? why doesn't he do a cognitive exam? you have kamala harris who can't get through any type of interview and make any sense and that's why her -- the people closest to her don't want her doing any. they asked a follow-up question to what you said about lying about ivf, goes -- on an abortion back. shannon bream, when he says i'm not going to sign an abortion ban, do you think is he lying? goes yes. what are you supposed to say to that? so lying when you disagree with the policy that will push your campaign further, all could tell you is the polls are a flat footed tie and we wil

howard stern, a legendary interviewer.ble to get. >> i know he has already said he supports her. i'm sure is he going to ask her about the migrants. and i'm sure he is going to say hey. >> lawrence: i hope you are right. >> steve: we are all hurting. the price of bacon when i was in florida yesterday bacon is still almost $10 a pound at my publix. i hope he asks those questions. and if he gives a nonanswer you didn't answer. >> brian: look at the joe biden interview. old howard stern would have done that the new one is jimmy kimmel light. >> lawrence: he endorsed already. >> brian: he will make sure that she looks good and spend most of the time commenting. >> ainsley: you can't hear it unless you got a subscription? >> brian: can't comment online unless you are a member. >> steve: clip it and become news. let's hope howard asks great questions like he used to back in the day. >> ainsley: what about the ladies at "the view"? >> lawrence: maybe if meghan mccain was still there the new group even the supposedly conservative.

watching stephen colbert and listening to howard stern. you going to meet them where they are.dodging the traditional press or anything like that. it is about actually speaking to voters, which you can't do and a lot of the old ways of communication. >> tim, i wonder what you think about that. listen, i think it is great to drink miller high life. i enjoy beer myself and doing it with stephen colbert seems like a super fun time, but there is a question of having a robust back and forth to be challenged to articulate your views that you are not going to get with alex cooper, much respect to the call her daddy podcast. i wonder if that is a larger problem for american politics or is this win at any costs? if you have to do 1 million appearances, so be it. >> yes to both. it is a problem for american politics. also it is an imperative that kamala harris wins this election and she should do whatever is necessary within the norms and laws and her integrity to win this election and everything they have done has been in line with that. i think it is great that dan was ahead of the cur

she's kind of like the new howard stern, the show is called, call her daddy. it reaches a young audience that skews female, so harris and her campaign are doing this, quite deliberately, it's a different kind of interview which is also a window into the issues that may be raking through for the audience, cooper asking about jd vance attack on women, who do not have kids. >> jd vance called women who don't have kids childless cat ladies. what message do you think this sends to women, who cannot conceive, or just don't want kids? >> i just think it's mean and mean-spirited. and i think that most americans want leaders who understand that the measure of their strength is not who you beat down but the real measure of the strength of a leader is you lift up. the governor of arkansas said my kids keep me humble, unfortunately kamala harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble. >> there are a whole lot of women out here who one, are not inspiring to be humble. >> that's just some of that conversation which is interesting, little different, the interview is part o

[cheering] >> that taste like the beautiful city of milwaukee. >> champagne and beers. >> on howard stern he and kamala harris question the supreme court in the ruling on immunity. >> what do you think of these judges basically saying whatever term doesn't office is okay, including assassinating his opponents because he's doing it for the good of the country, what the hell is going on. >> he said he would be a dictator on day one weapon i set up a bit of justice and take away the independence of the department of justice and put his loyalist in, somebody who said he would use the word it would terminate the constitution of the united states. >> let me ask you this, if he wins, god forbid would you feel safe in this country, would you stay in this country. >> i'm doing everything he can to make sure he does not win. maria: she was on the view more softball questions in the stunning admission about the past four years of failure. watch. >> if anything would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years. >> there is not a thing that comes to mind and i b

blitz this week, a senior campaign official says she will be sitting down for interviews with howard stern, stephen colbert, the host of the view and popular call her daddy podcasts, reaching a much bigger audience than past interviews has. harris and her running mate tim walz will wrap this week -- with 30 days until the election. >> allie raffa, thank you. >>> we go to nbc's 2024 campaign embed julian frankel. donald trump just took the stage behind you, so what are you hearing from his supporters in the final month of the campaign and we will understand if it gets really loud. >> that's right, alex. trump has begun remarks here in wisconsin, as you can see behind me, fresh off that rally in butler, pennsylvania yesterday. but his remarks today are set to focus more on the economy and how costs are impacting, agricultural workers statewide. these are some of trump office most ardent supporters. they aren't going anywhere. they said there's nothing he could do at this point that would change their vote. one but i spoke with earlier said he hopes trump will focus more on policy, to win ove

on howard stern, she promised again to put a republican in her presidential candidate cabinet. i'm guessing it's going to be liz cheney, who you appoint, am i correct? i got to win, howard. i got to win. you got to got to win. you got to win and listen. but the thing about liz cheney, let me just say she's remarkable. former president trump headed to a rally in scranton, pennsylvania, this morning. vice president harris in las vegas. president biden was supposed to go to germany, but he'll remain in the white house and deliver another briefing on the hurricane laura later this morning. all right. a lot to follow. thank you. scott. 546 right now. happening now. mountain view police are warning people about a new scam. they say criminals are spoofing the department's non-emergency line and trying to get money or personal information from whoever answers the phone. mountain view police say they never call people to ask for money or personal information. they will also never ask for cryptocurrency or gift cards to pay a fine or remove a warrant. if you get one of these calls, hang u