Borat on Howard Stern's Show

This video is from Sasha Baron Cohen's appearence on the Howard Stern Show as his character BORAT to promote his movie, November 1, 2006

Howard began today, saying it was going to be a big show because both Tracy Morgan and Borat were going to be in the studio. Although Artie joked, he was offended by Borat’s “racist humor,” Howard pointed out he couldn’t wait to talk to him, and proceeded to play a clip of him asking a home owner if people with “chocolate faces” lived in his neighborhood.

Howard then played a clip of Borat at the site of some historic event that took place in 1750, asking one of the presenters there if he could buy a slave.

Sacha Baron Cohen’s iconic November 2006 appearance as Borat on The Howard Stern Show is widely considered one of the radio program’s most outrageous and hilarious moments. Promoting his hit movie at the time, Cohen stayed fully in character while bantering with Stern and his crew, culminating in a bizarre and hilarious, off-the-wall game of “Jew or Not Jew.”

Jew or Not Jew: The interview infamously evolved into a game where Borat tried to guess or identify whether various Hollywood celebrities were Jewish, providing wild reasoning and commentary for his guesses.

Cultural Clashing: Throughout the conversation, Borat made bizarre comparisons between American pop culture and his homeland, delivering continuous shock-value humor and forcing the crew into uncontrollable fits of laughter.

While best known for his in-character appearances, Sacha Baron Cohen also returned to the Stern Show as himself.