Howard Stern Calls Out The Washington Post For Slander | The Dick Cavett Show

Sally Quinn discusses her journalism, the publication of Politicians and their private lives. While Howard Stern accuses the Washington Post of slandering him.
Date aired - 10/15/1986 - Howard Stern, Sally Quinn
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
Cavett has published four books beginning with Cavett (1974) and Eye on Cavett (1983), co-authored with Christopher Porterfield. His two recent books -- Talk Show: Confrontations, Pointed Commentary, and Off-Screen Secrets (2010) and Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic moments, and Assorted Hijinks(October 2014) are both collections of his online opinion column, written for The New York Times since 2007. Additionally, he has written for The New Yorker, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.
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[@christopherjohnson2171]

Wow, has Howard Stern done a complete 180 in the 38 years since this was made.

[@maNoRaNimal1337]

What a character god bless’em

[@Hollowshape]

"Dr. Dick Johnson."

[@subcomandantemarcos3666]

"Good timing Dick!" Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

[@QueenetBowie]

Never heard of Dick Cavett until a few months ago, these shows have helped keep me sane during this lock down. It’s amazing how good the interviews are, and the variety of people. Kinda like Joe Rogan, just with less weed and a bit cleaner.

[@asielnorton345]

C G I like joe rogan but he’s a bit of a meathead bro. Cavett is more intellectual.

[@asielnorton345]

GayJew I wouldn’t say that. Again, I like joe Rogan. But it depends on the guest. Rogan would do better with Stern or idk, maybe a lot of performers and comedians. But Cavett would do better with someone like Norman Mailer or Ingmar Bergman. It just depends on the guest.

[@shnpio]

GayJew joe is very interesting and entertaining but he’s not educated enough to really challenge views but I like how he remains neutral with most guests but Cavett is much more interesting as he brings on guests with opposing views

[@asielnorton345]

GayJew I guess it depends on what one is looking for.

[@allthatjazzspaz95]

How dare you compare dick cavett to Joe Rogan! It's like comparing Pavarotti to post Malone or something

[@juicer67]

Howard is insanely tall.

[@nickybutt9733]

Gunky

[@mindeloman]

There was a time when people were very interested to hear what others had to say, and that was its own form of entertainment. Cavett is good because he's serious and injects witticisms. Even the old Merv Griffin show isn't bad. Carson was the last standard bearer of serious conversation and also fun. Letterman was sort of the beginning of more wackiness and less seriousness. Leno followed suit to compete on Letterman's level but, even Jay kept it a little more serious and was able to maintain a higher mean age of viewer. Today, there's just no seriousness. Every sentence uttered by hosts and guests is intended for a laugh. You can't take anything serious. All the guests are there to do is PR for whatever project they are working on. Carson would bring Jimmy Stewart on for no other reason than to talk to Jimmy Stewart. He did that with a lot of people. Robin Williams was a favorite of his for that purpose. But as crazy as it sounds; today, Conan is the more serious interviewer. I can't stand Fallon's fake laugh over everything the guest says. Joe Rogan has really tapped into something the networks are ignoring. I.E. There are a lot of people that like to hear serious interviews, still. But it's harder for the networks to sell that to the advertisers. They want the fast easy buck. Same goes for funny KZbin clips that get millions of views. Rogan has no problem getting guests because it's very low stress and low expectations. So many guests go on network talk shows and they know they have to bring it. They have to work and be funny and entertaining. Joe Rogan - let's just talk. You get more real people in that setting.

[@beardedcracker235]

Joe Rogan shits on all of them him and Howard two of the best interviewers ever

[@vijaynair2403]

How times change! A man who rebelled against WaPo at one point, uses it as a Bible now! As much as I loved Howard at one point, all he ever cared about was money and power. I don’t hate him for it. It’s just a plain and simple observation.

[@tristramcoffin926]

Is that Mark Gastineau in the 3rd chair to the left?

[@anotherarmchairhistorian2831]

Yes it is

[@tristramcoffin926]

@@anotherarmchairhistorian2831 thx.

[@svjim1]

Must have been Gary Hart she was talking about near the end.

[@charlespatrick8650]

svjim1 Donna Rice was a set up, the guy who did it recently came clean

[@svjim1]

@@charlespatrick8650 It wasn't Rice that got him out of the race in 88. There was another woman that the POST became aware of. Ben Bradlee knew her and got confirmation from her that it was true and when confronted with that Hart dropped out. It wasn't reported at the time but Bradlee told the story in his book "A Good Life".

[@charlespatrick8650]

svjim1 ok, got the years mixed up, always though Hart lost in '84 after Mondale's "Where's the beef!?" debate moment criticizing Hart's policy, didn't know about an affair, thought she was talking about Ted Kennedy in '80 before I saw that this was from 1986 and talking about '84

[@svjim1]

@@charlespatrick8650 You may have misunderstood me. The other woman than Rice was at the same time as Rice in 88. His reputation though was apparently known in 84 but to my knowledge wasn't reported, and wasn't the reason he didn't get the nomination at that time. Hart was friends with Warren Beatty and according to Secret Service accounts was like a kid in a candy store while hanging out at Beatty's house with all the women around.

[@jackremington3397]

@@svjim1 True. But Donna Rice on Hart's little Dinghy named "Monkey Business" then Mondale with his PERFECT quip to the opportunist Hart: " Where's the Beef?" ended Hart's POTUS run, ambition, and his wife divorced him.

[@mikasalo9031]

Good timing Dick 😀

[@davidellis5141]

At the end , she is talking about Gary Hart.

[@williamfluck148]

Howard and Dick are Great!!

[@vanderley3]

Best interview he did was with Freddie Kruger

[@TheCraig8754]

Is that Mark Gastineu ?

[@charlespatrick8650]

TheCraig8754 yep

[@DavianSinner]

3:59 People have been saying this for YEARS. Long before this even. They want to you to believe Trump was the first person to come out and say it.

[@frannieswannie6046]

i’d love to see howard sans his wig!

[@CMRinehart]

Sally obviously doesn’t like Stern or Gastineau. She totally ignored them when she came out. Very strange.

[@1JOE4U]

she's elite, dude. it's not proper to acknowledge your lessers. same way nearly everyone with a job ignores the homeless

[@ankushmamgain8227]

@@1JOE4U stern was being a pretentious douche before she came.. you would've also ignored him...watch previous video

[@1JOE4U]

@@ankushmamgain8227 you assume I didn't and that it isn't the loveable shitck he's known for

[@fherlinn]

@@1JOE4U Howard Stern is being rude and interrupting her.

[@1JOE4U]

@@fherlinn she ignored him first, genius

[@robert3819]

And now Stern is a liberal

[@RabelFibal1]

"I did not have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinsky "...yeah.

[@89strangelove]

trenchcoat mafia

[@jameshumphrey9939]

Howard is envious of her red dress

[@captaincalhoun8693]

I'll bet she 's a screamer.

[@Gannooch]

I have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rare much like all the other Dick Cavett interviews

[@lackofeffortfpv7412]

"... I dont think the people's right to know exists; may i just throw that out there'" lawl @~ 10:58, is there a continuation of this interview? or the whole interview in context? "we'll be back after this" haha

[@guezcisco]

Thanks Howard more people need to call out this shady newspaper .

[@GooseOD]

all the children's screams she hears at night from the wars her paper sold, so gross.

[@riverc.820]

What are you talking about? They published the pentagon papers for God's sake. They provided great criticism of the Bush administration but the Republican party ignored them.

[@toruko-ishibravo2zulu679]

William Randolph Hearst died in 1953. Your opinion is a day late and one dollar short.

[@jackremington3397]

@@riverc.820 You don't know how the WaPo has changed for the worse since Bradlee died...

[@riverc.820]

@@jackremington3397 Maybe it's just because they've evolved and grown in the kinds of things there cover and you feel threatened by that.

[@pauldailey4477]

@@riverc.820 River C. I don't feel threatened; I am threatened. And so is the rest of humanity. Fake news is an existential threat. Take a hike around the outside wall of Palestine.

[@salliemae7476]

If you want to do this then you will do it but for those who don’t, do something else and I never wanted to live the life. I rather be on the sidelines and people watch and have a opinion or not because at the end of day it isn’t that serious!! This is why I watched HS when he was on that cable network. I watched him because even with the craziness and rudeness, it just wasn’t that serious for me to get offended and turn off the TV. If you don’t like then turn the channel because it is a matter of personal taste. Certain TV or Shows are not for everyone and certain professions aren’t either!

[@klipkultur2951]

Howard is in the title but...

[@edmadrid1776]

Who is the bearded guy? Is it Mark Gastineau?

[@timmcelroy2188]

Yes it is

[@edmadrid1776]

@@timmcelroy2188 Cool, thank you.

[@jexikavindictive]

Lmao I thought it was meatloaf

[@clementina1247]

This is like Joe Rogan... but classy & intelligent... with less shill factor

[@zangardo3937]

Yeah,and he doesn't talk about the same subject day after day like covid19

[@darisfilmsdirect4038]

Yeah but joe has 1 point,and that's weed.

[@lackofeffortfpv7412]

heh, I mean ppl 'sold their soul to make a record'?; imo anyone on any media exist on the "shill" spectrum; like Cavett literally has to cut that lady's story off;, either being absent minded, or ..passive aggressive?. What was interesting here is that imo this is more similar to the graham norton setup, perhaps due to wrestling with Howard, but generally speaking I thought that woman as a professional was more legit, before news was less legit such that :: I was impressed her being able to pivot answering Howard's quips about 'wheelchair' and whatnot, but more so the history of obscenity and Cavett's mock of ... aristocratic monarchies @ 10:57?

[@Junk65]

Who are these people

[@jamesfeldman4234]

Quinn felt too intimidated by Stern and Gastineau to shake hands with them when she went on stage. Also, she lacks class and talent.

[@robynalvin6319]

James Feldman: She lacks class and talent? She had a good amount of talent and as far as class, back in the day female guests did not shake hands… gentlemen stood when a woman entered the room and that was it.

[@bevrosity]

still hasnt changed his ridiculous look lol

[@JamesPerrone-qq1ph]

Trump 2020.

[@toruko-ishibravo2zulu679]

I've been told I'll get a free year subscription of the Washington Post. 'You're kidding', I replied. Then I realized it was due to prior remarks. About what I'd read of someone delinquent. Go figure. Have no opinion of Dick Cavett as I'd rather read what's sold elsewhere.

[@slydawwg]

Biden,.... The new Philanderer on the street... Cheers

[@The_Natural_Man]

Stern ditching that mustache when he started to make it BIG was soooooo smart

[@tailormade3072]

The Washington post and MTV

[@joesalta2373]

Actually super boring like Washington Post and by times...lol

[@asielnorton345]

Stern is everything that’s wrong with America.

[@rickrick5041]

Asiel Norton Yeah. Without Stern America would be right

[@rickrick5041]

Erebus Who’s his brainwashed brethren?

[@slydawwg]

Well, not everything, ...however his obvious "dislike for himself" always comes shining through...Cheers

[@rickrick5041]

Erebus Yeah but who? Can you name names? Thanks

[@asielnorton345]

Rick rick you of course realize it’s what’s generally referred to as a figure of speech...