Editor's note: This transcript is from an interview New York disc jockey Don Imus conducted Wednesday, Sept. 1., with former President George H.W. Bush. Imus: "Please welcome now to the Imus in the ...

"If I were Hillary, and she really is a terrific woman, if I were Hillary, I wouldn't want any part of you," Trump told Imus in 2006. Trump on Bill Clinton in 2014: "I play golf with him and I like ...

That said, the blueprint is essentially the same. The humor may be substantively different (deadpan irony vs. off-color remarks), but otherwise the tone and substance of the two shows is remarkably ...

After 50 years on the air, retiring radio broadcaster Don Imus ranks himself and long-time rival Howard Stern among the top-five best ever, in an interview with Anthony Mason for CBS' "Sunday Morning, ...

Imus in his WNBC studio, October 1972.Photo: Time & Life Photos/Getty Images I am in fact a very big star. The hottest thing to hit radio in 50 years. I have been in New York less than a year, and ...

"Are we going to have a kinder, gentler Don Imus?" Ms. Walters asks at one point in the interview. "Well, I don’t think so, no," replies Mr. Imus. And given the host’s comments this morning about the ...

After 50 years on the air, retiring radio broadcaster Don Imus ranks himself and long-time rival Howard Stern among the top-five best ever, in an interview with Anthony Mason for CBS SUNDAY MORNING to ...

Don Imus, the controversial American radio host, has died at the age of 79. The family released a statement saying, “Deirdre, his wife of 25 years, and his son Wyatt, 21, were at his side, and his son ...

DON IMUS, HOST: All right. Please now welcome the next president of the United States... Unless McCain runs, and then we’ll have to see who’s ahead in the polls, Senator Joe Biden from Delaware. IMUS: ...

Don Imus, who spent more than half a century in radio and television skating along the edge of propriety and occasionally falling into the abyss of the unacceptable, died Dec. 27 at a hospital in ...

Pioneering radio shock jock Don Imus, who announced in January he was retiring after five decades on the air after the March 29 edition of WABC-AM’s “Imus in the Morning” show, has expressed ...