A resurfaced video of Howard Stern wearing blackface and using the N-word during a comedy sketch has sparked anger ahead of him interviewing Kamala Harris. The 1993 sketch features Stern, 70, sporting black face paint and white lips while repeatedly using the racial slur - and it has been widely shared on social media ahead of his interview with Harris later today - following her first live interview since she became the Democratic nominee on The View this morning.

In the 1993 clip, Howard Stern is spotted wearing a brown wig, full black face, white painted lips, and a black suit.

After the Columbine shootings and the murder of 12 Colorado high school students and a teacher in April 1999, popular radio presenter Howard Stern went on the airwaves chasing chuckles. “Did those kids try to have sex with any of those good-looking girls?

Vice President Kamala Harris has Howard Stern’s vote, he announced during her appearance on his Sirius XM radio show Tuesday. In one of several media appearances she has made this week, Harris sat for an interview on “The Howard Stern Show” to discuss her campaign with just one month left until November’s election.