on candidacy, isn't journalist the consensus that she ran a lousy campaign, interview with howard stern hillary revealed how bummed she was after the election. >> i was crushed and really surprised, i couldn't figure out what had happened, what i don't understand is how we have almost triballized politics to the point that it's about nothing but entertainment. >> finally, when she didn't pay enough attention to the media including howard stern, i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ ♪ after weeks of hearings and months of saturation coverage nearly a shock after papadopoulos moving on articles of impeachment. >> the president abused power for own personal political benefit at the expense of national security. >> no, not at all. it's a hoax, it's a big-fat hoax. >> if you're going impeach me do it now fast so we can have a fair trial in the senate, joining us in studio 1 stephanie grisham, white house press secretary. welcome. >> thank you. >> president trump fully expects house to pass impeachment and wants to get it over and sent over to hearing, is that a fair hearing? >> i would

sean hannity goes off howard stern for two-hour sit-down with hillary.ou never know what might be behind you. (kristen bell) does the sloth come standard? (kristen bell vo) looking to buy? enterprise makes it easy. >> it was another viral moment for the media, joe biden taking questions on iowa town hall when retired former accused him of being too old and acting unethically as his son hunter took a lucrative job in ukraine. [inaudible] >> just like he is. >> damn liar, man, that's not true and no one has ever said that. let's do push-up together, man. let's do whatever you want to do. [applause] >> i think this is good for joe, right, am i wrong? >> turned into a rant and he was overtort. >> very agitated joe 330 lost it, he went on an 83-year-old voter, unhinged rant. howie: how would you compare joe biden's outburst to say when president trump scolds a reporter says you're fake news or insults the political rival? >> right people, people seem much more favorable to joe biden going on voter than any example similar with president trump and i got the fe

>>> welcome to this "ac 360" special howard stern interview. howard stern has been known as a shock jock. wild stunts on air that were criticized, often. as vulgar, lewd and offensive. he became critically popular with a devoted fan base. but stern says he is now a changed man, looking back on those days makes him at times want to cringe. he went through years of intensive psychotherapy and moved off terrestrial radio and moved to satellite radio. he slowly began to reinvent himself both on the radio and in his own life through therapy. there was less raunch and more thoughtful conversations. his long in depth interviews with celebrities like jerry seinfeld and lady gaga and conan o'brien gave him the reputation as one of the best interviewers in the business. one of his most frequent guests was donald trump, whom he didn't support in the 2016 campaign, even though candidate trump wanted him to. 11 of his conversations with trump are chronicled in stern's new best-selling book howard stern comes again. i sat down with howard for a fascinating d

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>> but in love. >> stern tried to press clinton on the field of 2020 candidates. to support whoever the democratic nominee might be, though she had a few choice words for bernie sanders. >> do we hate bernie sanders? >> no, i don't hate anybody. >> bernie could have endorsed you quicker? >> he hurt me. no doubt about it. >> have you spoken to bernie about that? >> no. >> you don't talk to him? >> i don't talk to him. we did when he finally endorsed me. >> but you're upset with him? >> no, disappointed. >> and i hope he doesn't do it again, whoever gets the nomination. once is enough. >> a lot there. clinton also talked about that special something that she says people like barack obama have, people like bill clinton have, something she wishes she had more of. clinton also said one of the mistakes she made during her campaign is she didn't do enough media. she said trump was all over the place talking to a lot of different media outlets at the time. in retrospect, she wishes she had done more. back to you guys. >> you think? i mean, honestly, i remember talking to

also hillary clinton went on howard stern's show. uh-oh.ou won't believe what they talked about, straight ahead. they talked about, straight ahead. will ♪ >> sean: melania trump furious after the democrats' star witness, ivory tower stanford professor pamela karlan brought up her son, barron, in today's hearing. she offered a halfhearted apology, a sad attempt at one, take a o look. >> i want to apologize for what i said earlier about the president's son. it was wrong of me to do that. i wish the president would apologize, obviously, for the things that he's done that's wrong.ou but i do regret having said that. >> sean: all right, we do regret having said that. all right. also tonight in news, hillary clinton, a guest on howard stern's radio program. okay, only on howard's show. take a look. >> he was so handsome. he was really handsome. >> really? >> hee was really handsome. looked like a greek god. he was really handsome. >> no kidding, greek god? >> yeah, very attractive. >> listen to you. >> well, contrary to what youou may hear, i act

and joining me live at the airport is correspondent david stern he's there standing out in the cold as the ukrainian prisoners have come off the plane tell us david what's going on. well yes the prince. exit in the plane we saw some scenes of joy and emotion if you have ever seen some of the reception of views coming from previous war say the vietnam war it was very much like that they came off the plane were 1st greeted by president selenski if they were military they saluted sharply and then turned and were met by their families their friends or loved ones with balloons with flowers with smiles and in some cases with tears now we've got much quieter the groups have dispersed to a certain degree and we're waiting for i believe we're now having a press conference from president selenski himself but obviously this is a time of great emotion here in the in the airport and i think for even though it's very cold as you say for a number of people it's not as cold as it was just say a half an hour ago so of course very positive response from families and loved ones there zooming out ukrainia

stern she is running.tern to subject yourself to that stuff, she has got to be running right? we called it here first. >> she's running. she trying to decide -- >> i think people are kidding themselves. they don't think hillary clinton will take a very long, very hard look at this and see if she can't get in there, at some point in time elbow her way into this primary season to try to contest and try to have a rematch of ali-frazier, rematch with donald trump. trish: rematch! clinton versus trump all over again? can't there be a little new blood there for the dems? and how far will she get against moneybags, mike bloomberg? georgia congressman jody hice. great to see you. >> great to see you. trish: they have a lot of new blood. they're down to 15. they had quite a few people on stage. unfortunately nobody that resonated. could the third time be any different for her, shall i say, second time against donald trump but third time in the running? >> you know, really is amazing. it's stunning. hillary is like,

the calls after she was on stern were astonishing.nterview people were saying things like ice finally saw the human side of hillary. listening to her now i think she should run again. i think it was in early october. >> we don't have enough candidates. i think it would be fantastic be fantastic. >> in early october she was asked what's the guts this thing you've ever done and she said stay in my marriage. by the way she won't run again because of two words, jeffrey epstein. she didn't get asked about that. >> this helps nobody in the democratic party. the only people benefiting if she runs her donald trump, the republicans come in the media who would have a field day. >> amen. >> there is no democrat who wants her to do this again. twice she ran, twice she lost, and for them to go back to something like this you could see their heads explode. because they could makes no difference. 536,000 candidates on the democratic side right now, what's 5,361? i want to raise this and you touched on this, actually dagen touched on this, there's a

and perhaps it's not any different, like stern grove and whatnot, except stern grove is a little buffering and has some landscape around it, so maybe you can talk about how those uses would be comparable with the neighbors? >> i think most of the island is -- will be residential, and so i think it -- plans those events needs to be done with care, thought, consideration and forward thinking about how it would work. really, the only areas where you wouldn't be next to neighbors would be in the island center between clipper cove and california. equilibri coincidentally, that's where you have the least room and limit the open space around them. until we do them out in the wild, we would globally need to be careful in considering the timing of the events, how they late they run. i think that's the outside concerns that pop up, for stern grove and day events. i can't say we've done a lot of specific planning on mitigation for that, but i would agree it's something when we look more into the operational specifics of those events, they would have to be considered by necessity because there's neigh

. >> last week, howard stern interviewed hillary clinton.our colleague liz smith tweeted about it and praised clinton for being candid. stern has a huge national audience and he said in the fall of 2016 that he repeatedly tried to get clinton to come on his show. he asked and asked, claiming he was a supporter that could humanize her with the white men in the audience, which is where she was lagging, and her campaign turned him down every time. simone, i know you worked for the other democrat in the primary. but seeing what we saw from clinton last week, would you have advised her to do that interview? >> hindsight is 2020. it is easy for me to sit here and say obviously you should have done the howard stern interview. i would be hard-pressed to say i would be the one in the room saying, we should do howard stern. we're going to call howard up and get his questions and i'm sure it will be an above the board interview. come on now. but the interview was great. the interview was absolutely great. but to be clear, the hillary clinton you saw in

david stern in kiev and i asked him whether ukrainians trust the word of the russian president. well i guess you could say they don't really trust him very much but if the deal is signed it obviously will be a positive step forward in the relations between these 2 countries we are now in the 6th year more than 5 years russia and ukraine have been at odds with the russia annexed crimea back in 2014 and then russian supported forces have been fighting ukrainian forces in the east of the country and more than 13000 people have died there the relations between the 2 countries obviously because of that and. further worsened we also have the case that gazprom some $3000000000.00 to ukraine over odets according to the stockholm arbitration court so you could say that trust in the russians isn't great at the moment but obviously if this deal is in is confirmed we're waiting here they say they've reached it in principle then this will be something that can be possibly built on to improve them in the future and i was david stern reporting from kiev let's take a look now at some of the oth

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obviously you would say you need to do that the howard stern interview. i don't think i would be the one to say, i think we should do howard stern. we're going to call howard up and get his question and i'm sure an above the board interview, come on now. but the interview was great. the interview was great, but to hear the hillary clinton that you saw in the interview is the one that was in the campaign. i think she was up against enormous things in the campaign, knowing her for her 25-year career and ideas cemented about hadder and it was tough. i would say that we make decisions every single day in our campaign about-- and much to the chagrin of the nam media. who vice-president speaks to on the campaign trail. we prioritize speaking to local media because we're out in iowa and storm lake, we want him to be on the storm lake news and so, i think, campaigns are making streak decisions about access and it's easy to be critical when you have someone like donald trump who in 2016 was calling up the morning show and chitchatting. i don't want my candidate to

guaranteed strategic gone op stern's show to show he human side. obvious.t actress. >> i don't know actress, watch it. on the app, as i did. don't just listen to it. watch it. i don't think you're going to believe she's acting for 2.5 hours. what you get in the interview is the real hillary, and very likable. i want to remind you to answer the survey question at my website, smerconish.com. should the strength of the economy spare president trump from being impeached? by the way, show you what republican voters think. okay? republican voters. put it on the screen. what issue they find most important. i know how they answer this. 50% say it's the economy. 15% say impeachment. now, democrats by contrast, put that up. here's how the ds look at it. interestingly. health care number one. climate change, way up there. impeachment and economy, very, very close to one another. still to come, how could one commercial drive down the value of a company 1.5 billion dollars. what happened this week to the fitness company peloton when twitter lambasted this ad as sexist a

heart spondon david stern is monitoring today's events for us and he joins us now from kiev so david is it known and just how many prisoners are being swapped today and who they are. no actually we don't know those details yet we hope to know them hope to find out fairly soon as we've said the exchange has begun that we can confirm this is taking place at one of the crossing points on the frontline between the 2 forces we are seeing pictures of prisoners exit in buses but what exactly how many people who they are what will happen next that all remains to be seen when we do anticipate however is once it's finished those that have been released by the by the separatists of moscow basque separatists who have returned to ukraine or ukrainian controlled territory they will be brought here to kiev where i am right now and there will be great they will be met at the airport the main airport bodies pulled later in the day david just how significant is today's prisoner swap is it going to help improve relations between ukraine and russia. well i guess you could say any little bit helps how si

great deal that means that needs to be done before we see a full peace in the east all right david stern reporting from kiev we thank you very much. well more than 6000 families in a western kenya are suffering from the impact of flooding and heavy rains that began on christmas eve the residents of sue move fear the flooding could become worse while they wait for aid to arrive east africa's experiencing abnormally heavy rains which have been linked to the indian ocean being warmer than usual. in the kenyan county of kisumu water has crept everywhere residents struggle to find safe and dry places away from the muddy waters they are appealing to the government for help. children food went with the water in the books for the kids to my belongings ultimate here and i don't know where i will go to. there's no place to sleep we don't even have tents no water to drink and i have children in college as well as in secondary and primary schools. adult court it started on christmas night has left homes and businesses sup merged this week's floods are the latest to hit kenya earlier heavy rains have

correspondent david stern is at kiev airport for us where the french ukrainian prisoners are due to arrive soon david what more do you know at this time. on the tarmac at kiev's bartie small airport right now with a mass of ukrainian and journalists from kiev waiting what we're told is the imminent arrival of the prisoners in the people that have been held we don't know when they're going to arrive we're told that it could happen any time soon but out of course remains to be seen we've been told or there is been reported that more than 70 people were handed over to ukrainian authorities and have now come to the government controlled territory on the other hand the ukrainian officials handed over over 120 prisoners to the moscow back separatists and as you said you'd seen on this happened a little bit earlier in. in the day but right now we're waiting to see what when they arrive and what their. how they will be received. and how of ukrainians been responding to this deal is this being seen as a success for president selenski. well these prisoner exchanges are always met with a great deal o

correspondent david stern is key to airport for us where the freed ukrainian prisoners arrived not too long ago david you were there when they came off the airplane describe the moment for us . well it's a scene of very intense emotion for some joy in general for those who may have seen or remember those scenes of p.o.w.'s were returning from the vietnam war somewhat reminiscent of that we saw the soldiers exit the airplane 1st they were greeted by president bloody mary zilinskas zelinsky sharpe salutes and then they turned and were and were welcomed by their families by their loved ones by their relatives with flowers with balloons with kisses but and sometimes even with tears but in general it was a jubilant scene especially since some of these people have been in captivity since 2015 but it wasn't just p.o.w.'s there were also civilians among them so it was a large crowd that greeted them people from all types and and as i say a one of very strong emotion. and beyond the loved ones there at the scene what's been the response from ukrainians more broadly is this being seen as a succe

. >>> former presidential candidate hillary clinton answers howard stern's questions about lesbian rumors and what she whispered to george w. bush at donald trump's inauguration. >>> want to score free starbucks every day for the rest of your life we'll tell you how. >>> jimmy fallon gets caught up in the impeachment hearings. >> the president did commit an impeachable abuse of office. >> oh, i'm going to cyber bully that nerd so hard. watch out, professor plum. because it's going to be donald trump in the bathroom with the twitter. >>> "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you on this morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm cori coffin house democrats laying their foundation for articles of impeachment against president trump at the house judiciary's first public hearing yesterday, three constitutional scholars invited by democrats said unequivocally the president's efforts to pressure ukraine were an abuse of power. a fourth scholar invited by republicans disagreed, saying the case was based on inadequate evidence with no additional hearings on the schedule, what's next is

clinton sat down with howard stern for a wide ranging interview where she opened up about everythingxuality to losing the election to loving someone other than bill. here's cnn national correspondent jason kara. >> you know, i went to the inauguration of donald trump which was one of the hardest days of my life to be honest. >> call it hillary clinton unplugged, sort of. >> bill was the first guy you loved. >> no, no. there was somebody before him. >> for two and a half hours the former democratic presidential candidate talked about her personal life and politics, with sirius xm's howard stern. >> i don't know if i was too nice but i was certainly, you know, very careful and the reason is, look. i grew up at a time when if you were going to get through a door as a woman you did not react to anything. >> among the highlights, how clinton felt about president trump's victory and inauguration. >> obviously, i was crushed. i was disappointed. and i was really surprised because i couldn't figure out what had happened. >> you hadn't even written a losing speech when you lost that night. >>

. >> last week howard stern interviewed hillary clinton and it was tweeted and praised her having a huge national audience in 2016 he repeatedly tried to get clinton to come on his show and asked and asked and with the white men in the audience where she was lagging but the campaign turned him down every time. i know you worked for the other democrat in that primary but seeing what we saw last week would you have asked her to do that interview quex. >> it's easy for me to say obviously you should have done the howard stern interview but i doubt i would of been the person in the room to say that. [laughter] but come on. that would have been great but to be clear because the secretary clinton that was on the campaign trail she was up against an inordinate amount of things people feel like they knew who she was through her 25 year career so it was tough. i would just say we make decisions every single day in our campaign about who vice president biden and reprioritize because if we are out in iowa because at the end of the day that the campaigns are making key decisions about access then we

correspondent david stern is at the airport in kiev where the freedom crane prisoners are due to arrive soon david what do we know any details yet on the prisoners who is being exchanged who are they. will were as you say were at the airport with the key of journalists gathered outside a security check waiting to go into the terminal behind me here where the we are expecting that the prisoners the people have been released will be arriving we don't know when possibly within the next hour or couple of hours it's difficult to say now we do know is that over 70 have been returned to government controlled territory over 120 were given to the moscow back separatists there were among them there were who are coming back now there are civilians as well as military personnel and as we heard in the. in the reports there were 5 there coote riot police is the name of the unit they were accused of participating in the in the deaths are being involved in the deaths of protesters 5 years ago during the revolution in kiev so in light of that of the people being exchange what kind of reactions are being

hurdle that they're that they're encountering at the moment david stern in kiev thank you very much. and now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world have least 10 people were killed when a missile hit a military parade in a town in southern yemen the ceremony for new recruits was being held by a south yemen separatist group a spokesman blamed the rebels for the attack. more than a 1000 demonstrators have gathered in hong kong to mark a turbulent year in the semi autonomous region protests began in june over a proposed extradition law grew to include demands for more democracy protesters say beijing and the local government are eroding freedom and democracy. a german rescue ship has docked in sicily after rescuing more than 30 migrants in the mediterranean island turkey vessel reached the southern port of. sunday the migrants were picked up off the libyan coast last week. to the u.s. now where the jewish festival of lights turned into a bloody attack late saturday night a man with a knife barged into a rabbi's home outside new york city where people

. >> tucker: during appearance on howard stern show. yep, hillary was on howard stern.ing fit we couldn't helps in the went on and on and on. >> you and yours husband went to see a.o.c. the other night. >> we did. >> i can only imagine what the hell that be like for you when you go to see a broadway show. >> right. >> in other words, probably more people are watching you and bill than. >> coughing] >> i'm going to go see oklahoma the play. >> right. >> and then they have -- >> coughing. they make a big deal out of it. >> i know. i feel like i need to give you cough drop or something. >> i got one. >> tucker: you can hear the bong bubbling in the background. this has been going on since she last ran for president by the way. [coughing] to represent inmates. [coughing] excuse me. [coughing] [coughing] excuse me. one second here. [coughing] a lozenge. >> tucker: camel chester fields or lucky strikes? is this serious. dr. marc siegel joins us tonight. you can't diagnose from videotape. is it a concern? >> of course i don't know her and she would never come to me as a physic

new essays by stern.ted my friend joey the limo driver with it, and he was delighted. me, i personal don't care about megyn kelly's bra size. nowadays stern presents himself as family friendly, the compassionate judge on "america's got talent." he seems to want it both ways, disavowing his shock jock past, while publishing transcripts of those very interviews. you may remember comedian greg geraldo as the writer-performer of lethal put-downs of comedy central roasts. geraldo died in 2010 of an accidental prescription drug overdose at age 45. he was a columbia university and harvard graduate who gave up a promising law career to follow the funny. his videos are all over youtube, and they are funny and worth a look. and so is this biography by matt balaker and wayne jones, "greg giraldo: a comedian's story." ♪ broadway broadway here's a scholarly yet engaging book by conductor/lecturer rob capalo, "listening for america: inside the great american songbook." he also mentions "hamilton." he examines trends in

howard stern, look, we could do it all. our campaign has been tied into having that access so it's something i'm sure we would consider. we go wherever america is and the idea is to build a coalition that will come together and beat donald trump, bottom line. there's different places that we have gone. this is about reaching the voters. this would be an interesting dynamic that one of the things that's important to us is communicating to every voter a. i think the point is she has a message that chris updates with so many people so you make sure you meet people where they are versus getting them to come to you so you take all of those factors into play but you also have to [inaudible] what impact. you discussed this a little bit. anyone in a leadership position in the career that i have or in general so whether or not we are removed from campaigning, it is hard to see this could be the greatest achievement and so personally it was hard for a lot of us. also sending love to our friends on the campaign. to reconcile a and the

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. >> what do you make of howard stern slamming simon on his radio show? >> it's the way he feels. i agree with a lot of it. >> how is it that that freak simon cowell has orchestrated this? he has set it up that the men stay, no matter how old they are, no matter how fat they are, no matter how ugly they are. >> simon owns the show. he can do whatever he wants. >> this is the ultimate example of a boy's club. >> it is a boy's club. >> there's new celebrity backlash against "agt" today from two former judges. sharon osbourne and howard stern who slams simon cowell on his sirius xm show. >> what he manages to do on all his shows is he constantly replaces the hot chicks with hotter chicks and younger chicks. which is so obvious. >> i thought there would be more complaining from mel b and tyra banks. >> the former judge joining the celebrity backlash against "agt" after gabrielle union was reportedly fired after complaining about simon smoking on set, a racially insensitive joke told by jay leno, and an overall toxic culture at "agt." >> did simon smoke on set? >> of course he did. he'

." >> jimmy: howard stern's movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how old were you?at's the perfect age for "private parts." >> and just trying to figure out everything that's happening. >> jimmy: was that the work of your dad? >> my dad and my uncle were obsessed with howard stern. my uncle had the "private p as parts"book. and i was like, who is this guy with the empire state building there. >> jimmy: it was in the media. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so you were fascinated with this? >> yeah, and my dad was also obsessed with recording the e! show on and taping it and hoarding the tapes. >> jimmy: and whould you watch that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so it was okay, you guys would watch it together? >> no, it wasn't okay. it was mortifying as i look back now. just like the different contests and whatnot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then when i was in my 20s, years later, we found the tapes, and he's like, you want to woo to watch them? it still didn't get better. >> jimmy: dad was not uncomfortable at all. >> dad loves stern. >> jimmy: in certain company, not with your daughter. an

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