Victoria (caller): ... My little sister is nine and I'm eleven.
Stern: Yes.
Victoria: And, we listen to you about every day.
Stern: Thank you.
Victoria: And we love your show. And we love you.
Howard Stern, November 11, 1999
Like kids thirteen really don't listen to this show.
We've done study after study to prove to the FCC. This show isn't about kids.
We have an eighteen plus audience. We just do.
I don't know how else to prove it to you. ..
Howard Stern, October 13, 1999
Following are documentation's showing Stern's comments above for what they are. DISTORTIONS OF TRUTH.
Stern talks dirty with young boy
(Stern takes call from 12 year boy during interview of Susan Johnson)
Dan: It’s 12 year old Dan.
Stern: Oh yeah, I know you.
Dan: That b---h is f-ing crazy.
Stern: Here’s a 12 year old telling you. Would you do her?
Dan: What?
Stern: Would you do her?
Dan: Is she hot?
Stern: She’s got big boobs.
Dan: Okay
Stern: There you go.
Dan: Can I get oral?
(Later in the show)
Stern: Let’s go to Dan, the 12 year old. … Hey let me ask you something, boy it’s great to be a 12 year old now. There’s so much available porn and videos.
Robin: And wait a minute, is he going to those parties where the girls do the oral?
Stern: I don’t know, I don’t want to get into it with him – he’s twelve. They’re all doing it, but,
Artie: Give him a year.
…
Stern: So what do you do, do you get strange feelings when you watch the Christine Agulaira video?
Artie: There’s nothing strange about those feelings.
Stern: Don’t feel bad about it. Are you pleasing yourself? …
Robin: Has he ever awakened and the bed is a mess?
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2001 - THE HOWARD STERN SHOW
Stern talks with 15 year old boy.
Stern: Here’s Chris. Chris, go ahead.
Chris: I saw Another Scary Movie, and it sucks so much EXPLETIVE-.
Stern: Hey, how old are you?
Chris: How old am I? 15.
Stern: Yeah. Well, you’re the target audience.
Robin: Well. It was made for him.
Chris: Yeah, I know.
Stern: You’re the target audience, dude.
Chris: Hey, it’s cool. ...
Chris: Yeah, it sucks.
Stern: Same graphics, and then we heard that the X Box heats up.
Chris: And then, like, you’ve gotta like turn it off to cool it down and then you heat it up again.
Stern: You played it?
Chris: Uh, (bleeped).
Stern: Don’t use the “S” word, kid.
Chris: Huh? ...
Stern: Yeah. You look up to me, right kid?
Chris: Yeah
Stern: I talk to you the way your father can’t. (Chris laughs.) You wish I was your father, right? Tell the truth.
Chris: Uh, a little bit. My dad’s pretty cool.
Robin: What does your dad ...
Stern: Your dad’s cool, but I’m the coolest. Who’s the coolest me or your dad?
Chris: Probably my dad.
Stern: What does your dad do for a living.
Chris: Uh, he does cabinet refinishing.
Stern: Yeah. He’s doing cabinet refinishing. I got a show, I got naked chicks, I got free X Box. What are you talking about? (Chris laughs.)
Chris: Yeah
Robin: What does that do for him?
Stern: Well, hey, if I was his dad he’d be getting all that. And I’d also get you a girlfriend. I’d put you on Dial a Date if you were my son.
Artie: That’s right. Make a man out of ya. ...
Robin: No, I was just reading about some guy who actually took his kid down to Mexico and got him a whore on his 13th birthday. (Robin laughs)
Stern: Yeah
Artie: 13th?
Stern: I’d get you a whore.
Chris: Hey Howard
Stern: Yeah
Chris: I got to go. I’ll see ya ...
Stern: Why you got to go, man? I’m talking to ya.
Chris: I’ve got to go to school, man.
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THE HOWARD STERN SHOW - DECEMBER 2, 2001
Stern has two young boys, ages 12 and 13, on the show for a contest. At the end Stern awards "prizes" for the boys.
Stern: Give the kid something, something for a kid to play with.
Gary: I don’t have any kid stuff. That’s the problem. Can I give them a $100 gift certificate to Hooters?
Stern: There you go! That’s something kids want! You kids want to go to Hooters?
Boy One: No
Boy Two: Yeah.
Stern: You don’t?
Gary: I only have one.
Boy: ... like strip clubs, and stuff
Stern: It’s not a strip club. It’s kind of like a strip club. It’s like these hot chicks with like hot pants and stuff.
Robin: They don’t want to see their dads sitting there with the Hooters girls ...
Stern: Don’t go with you dad! Take a bunch of your little friends.
Artie: Go with me.
Stern: ... little perverts over at Hooters.
Robin: Get out of here.
Stern: Go with Artie. Go with Uncle Artie.
Artie: I’ll take you over there.
Stern: Artie’s going after the show. He’s got a Hooter’s VIP card. He can cut right to the front of the line. You guys want to go to Hooters, seriously?
Boy One: Um, I don’t care.
Boy Two: I don’t care, either. I’ll go.
Boy One: Yeah.
Stern: You want it?
Boy Two: Yeah.
Stern: Smart kid, I’m telling you, you’ll have a good time over there. They’ve got good fries, good burgers, and the chicks wear hot clothes. Alright kids, that’s a good introduction to sex for you. Thanks, kids.
Robin: Thanks, Howard. I’m sure their parents are very glad they came here today.
Stern: It’s a good starter place for strip clubs when you get older.
November 16,1999 NINE YEAR OLD
Stern: Here's a nine year old who wants to speak to us for his birthday Robin. Can't turn down a nine-year old. Hi Corey.
Corey: Hello.
Stern: You're nine years old?
Corey: Yes I am.
Stern: I see. And what do you want to say to me? The greatest broadcaster in the world.
Corey: You're my favorite person in the world. Actually, you're my second. Cause Sammie Sosa.
Stern: Sammie Sosa?
Robin: Sammie Sosa's first. Well why didn't you call him?
Stern: What are you calling me for then? Get lost.
Robin: Ha.Ha.Ha.
Corey: Hello.
Stern: What do you mean Sammie Sosa is your favorite? What's he do? He hits a ball. I can talk English. That Sammie can't even speak that good.
Corey: I listen to you every morning on the radio.
Stern: Thank you.
Corey: And I watch you on E.
Stern: You do watch me on E.
Corey: Um huh.
Robin: Where are your parents?
Corey: My dad's right here.
Robin: You stay up that late?
Corey: I skip school.
Stern: Oh, for Christ's sake. ..
Robin: Oh they're doing a very good job - your parents.
Stern: Your daddy doesn't hit you does he.
Corey: No.
Stern: Well good. ...
Corey: I watched Private Parts once. And my favorite part of it was when he threw the Frisbee at the guy.
Stern: When I throw the Frisbee at the guy. Yes. That really happened actually. Except he threw it at me in real life. ...
Corey: And my Dad also likes it when he throws the baloney at the girl's butt.
Stern: Alright. Tell your dad there will be lots more of that where that came from.
Twelve year old says he's Stern's youngest fan.
November 11, 1999
Stern: This is Tyler he claims to be my youngest fan. How old are you Tyler?
Tyler: I'm twelve.
Stern: Right.
Robin: How do you know you're the youngest?
Tyler: Ah.
Stern: You did a survey.
Robin: He doesn't know.
Tyler: Yeah see. All my friends think you're nasty. Ha. ...
Stern: Let me tell you something son. It's the Veteran's Day today. You know I served in the Vietnam War. Did you hear about it?
Tyler: Yeah. I heard about it from your movie.
Stern: That's right.
Tyler: Ha. Ha.
Stern: I killed a lot of gooks. Killed them all. He's got to learn his history lesson.
Tyler: I know a lot for my age.
Stern: I saved you from the domino theory. There could be dominoes on every corner if I didn't go to Vietnam.
Tyler: How many kids did you kill?
Stern: I killed at least seventeen children. I killed a whole school house full of children. Who knows who many children were in there. You count the fingers. Who knows. I was trying to save this country.
...
Stern: I'm going to send you an eye ball. I want you to have it.
Robin: Eye ball necklace.
Stern: Eye ball necklace. From Nam.
Eleven year old little girl calls in saying that she and her nine year old sister are Stern's youngest fans
November 11, 1999.
Stern: What is it Victoria?
Victoria: Hi Howard.
Stern: Hi.
Victoria: Um. I just heard the little boy call and say he's twelve and that he's the youngest - your youngest fan.
Stern: Right.
Victoria: And my little sister and I. My little sister is nine and I'm eleven.
Stern: Yes.
Victoria: And, we listen to you about every day.
Stern: Thank you.
Victoria: And we love your show. And we love you.
Stern: So you're the youngest fan.
Robin: Or her sister is the youngest fan.
Victoria: Yeah. My sister. Yeah.
Stern: Is your Daddy in jail that you have the ability to listen to the show?
Victoria: No. My Dad is the one that turns it on in the morning.
Stern: Oh he does. All right. Maybe he should be in jail.
Robin: Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha.
Stern: Well. Let's hope that you grow up to be a fine young woman. And that you show up in a bikini one day.
Victoria: Um. Huh. All right.
Stern: Thank you Victoria.
Robin: She's looking forward to it.
Victoria: Bye Howard. Bye.
HANGS UP.
Stern: Where's Mommy? Hope you talk to Mommy. Mommy might be very young.
....
ADA comments to Stern fans: When do you get off the Stern ship? STERN IS A WARPED MAN with a warped message that is warping youth as well. And you'll call this just humor and foolishly state "Just turn the channel."
EIGHT YEAR OLD "WE LISTEN TO YOU EVERY DAY."
WEEP AMERICA FOR FREEDOM WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITY
October 13, 1999 EIGHT YEAR OLD
Stern: Abbie go ahead.
Abbie: Hi. We really like you. We listen to you every day. ..
Stern: How old are you?
Abbie: Eight.
Stern: Eight years old. .. Thank you Abbie.
When a society becomes more protective of its freedom to self-pleasure in filth than it is to STAND UP FOR its standards of decency for the sake of its children and the concomitant moral vitality of its people, that society is dooming itself to years of hellish self-inflicted degradation and the ultimate destruction of morality and public civility.
The Howard Sterns are paving the way to barbarism. It's difficult raising kids today. How will you raise children when Stern's standards become normative?
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