Have so much respect for both Anderson and Lisa. Both so smart and decent. So many wonderful life experiences that they share with us. Love you both. ❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦
WOW!!! I'm genuinely surprised at how impressed I am by Lisa Ling here. I can't say enough about how she took on this interview in a way that not only just shines a spotlight on Anderson Cooper and his remarkable family but actually takes the viewer by the hand to see exactly what she's seeing. Ironically given Lisa's professional background, I have to say I think she outperformed anything Barbara Walters ever did on terms of interviewing a well-known personality. I'm really serious about this and I just wish there was a way I could get this message to her about how she's outperformed her former boss!
What a wonderful interview, like a familial chat, between Ms. Ling and Anderson Cooper. I will certainly buy the book, which is, after all, the point of this entertaining discussion.
I love Anderson, he’s such an incredible man! His boys are so lucky to call him Daddy! They will have a wonderful life. ❤️❤️❤️ I have your book in audio I love listening to your voice Anderson! It is just incredible to hear you speaking!
The history of the Vanderbilt family is quite interesting. To hear Anderson talks about it brings it to life. I’m so happy he talks about it. A great storyteller
Very interesting. The historical background which Cooper talks about is what held my attention. This was a very well done piece. Ling was very effective. Glad he now has two children who will learn about and hopefully continue to keep Anderson’s family’s “story” alive. Despite his ancestors and their flamboyant past, AC has done ok done himself while carving out a very different profession and path for himself. No longer a fan of CNN for years now, but I do enjoy Cooper as a journalist….on his own. Wish he’d move to a different network.
I have to agree with the previous person that Anderson Cooper comes across so wonderfully warm so gracious and so real he doesn’t mince his words. He’s been through a lot and he’s not afraid to show his life his sorrow nor his pain and I have nothing but the utmost respect for him and I just wish that the world had many many more people like him for he stands out with dignity and purpose and that that’s a wonderful feeling to know humans such as he exits. So I thank you Anderson for this wonderful interview, I’ve given your book on the Vanderbilts as a gift, and I also gofts your other book written with your mother as gifts…… such a lovely tribute to who you are!!!! Your children are so blessed to have you as a father
Smart Man he made an excellent choice, some last names carry family curses. I'm so happy Anderson turned out so successful good looking, no nonsense guy
I love you Anderson, to help your mom monetarily even if she didn't need it, he just wanted to be her protector. I have a son who's 25 if he cares about me I'll never know, I've let him know how I can barely make it after my accident. My rent check bounced on my Birthday and nobody cares. I don't talk to him right now, this makes hime happy so I just don't even want to make him uncomfortable. 2022 I pray that you see how many of us are hurting and need help. Come on taxt time! Thank everone for listening, we all have hard times, lets pray for eachother. My life will get better once my useless left arem is operated on. Goodbye 2021, I hope all your BS you've tried to kill me with is over.
Your ancestors are your history not, your past. You are not responsible for what they did or didn't do. I have been to the Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park NY. We were told that nothing in the place was chosen by the Vanderbilts. They sent people all around the world to pick out wall coverings ......... The only thing Louise wanted was for "her" bedroom to be built just like the queen of Englands. Since she would never know what the queen of Englands bedroom looked like ,architects just made up a design. . The home with 54 rooms was actually was just their cottage in the country
They're talking about the Vanderbilts. of course its gonna sound like that TV show. but this time its one of the Vanderbilts talking about people he shares genes with, and lots of stories that isnt public or have been misconstrued by the public. this is the same Vanderbilt man who made his career getting to the truth of events and people he covers. suffice it to say Anderson has a bit of an edge over the Hollywood writers of the TV show eh?
There is a documentary he made with her Called Nothing Left Unsaid. It’s all about her life and his and it is really fascinating. I recommend it if you’re still interested.
The original Vanderbilt man and many other self made billionaires were peasants and if some of those did possess dignity and compassion / kindness and love .... seemed to be an enigma ....
That's not necessarily what it is for people with disabilities like myself I currently live in North Carolina I would love it if you came to our fundraiser show in February for next clubhouse Mr Cooper this way you could spend a day at next step clubhouse volunteering and just be around people with disabilities and hear our stories because people with disabilities we try to save money but we're taught to always fall back on somebody wealthier and we want to go school specially me but I have disabilities
Yes what a story to tell ... Anderson however is soo intense , nervy , and if he were to take a breath ..... he would be much more impactive .... Scott Fitzgerald summed up , THESE SORTS OF TRANSPARENT PEOPLE .. excellently
How is it this guy is good friends with Andy Cohen a guy who represents and promotes all the worst things about celebrity and celebrity culture in our current time?
It makes a weird kind of sense. If I had to think about Wars and Murders and Crime and Genocide and Terrible Politicians all day, it might be nice to be able to turn my brain off and have a fun party friend who talks about frivolous, low stakes things that don't matter and distracts me from the horrors. (Not to mention that we don't actually know Andy irl and he probably has more substance in personal relationships than on trashy reality shows).
My parents and older sister have died. I can't talk about them and change the subject and not have to get therapy . Most of the people he talked about weren't nice people . Anderson and Stephen Colbert have an interview where they talk about the deaths of their siblings and parents .
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Have so much respect for both Anderson and Lisa. Both so smart and decent. So many wonderful life experiences that they share with us. Love you both. ❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦
Yay, Lisa Ling and Anderson Cooper are my favorites! Thanks for hosting and posting it on UA-cam!
It was long, Anderson, but not a moment of it boring, and I love how comfortable and animated you are in this ...
I could sit in a room listening to Lisa and Cooper all day. Excellently story telling. I 💘 my CNN!
Anderson is such a good story teller.
I loved listening to his storytelling.
I love and respect Lisa Ling and Anderson Cooper! This was so very interesting and inspiring. What an extraordinary history of a family!
The best story tellers Anderson Cooper and Anthony Bourdain
Oh my, it is Channel One all over again! :-) Will never forget watching it in middle school! Have been a follower of Lisa Ling since!
Yes… my high school experience with these two!
Me too!!! Love starting the day in Homeroom watching it 👍
WOW!!! I'm genuinely surprised at how impressed I am by Lisa Ling here. I can't say enough about how she took on this interview in a way that not only just shines a spotlight on Anderson Cooper and his remarkable family but actually takes the viewer by the hand to see exactly what she's seeing. Ironically given Lisa's professional background, I have to say I think she outperformed anything Barbara Walters ever did on terms of interviewing a well-known personality. I'm really serious about this and I just wish there was a way I could get this message to her about how she's outperformed her former boss!
I have thoroughly enjoyed Anderson Cooper!!
I absolutely have always thought the world of Anderson Cooper n each time I learn more about him I have even more respect for this GENUINE man!
Love - love - love both of them ……. Big time!
I could listen to this man all day. His stories are amazing...and him being so humble is amazing.
What a wonderful interview, like a familial chat, between Ms. Ling and Anderson Cooper. I will certainly buy the book, which is, after all, the point of this entertaining discussion.
I love Anderson, he’s such an incredible man! His boys are so lucky to call him Daddy! They will have a wonderful life. ❤️❤️❤️ I have your book in audio I love listening to your voice Anderson! It is just incredible to hear you speaking!
This is an absolutely terrific interview between Lisa Ling & Anderson Cooper. I could listen to Anderson speak on this hands down.,
The history of the Vanderbilt family is quite interesting. To hear Anderson talks about it brings it to life. I’m so happy he talks about it. A great storyteller
Loved watching these two on channel 1 in highschool!
Channel One was a great way to start the mornings every school day. Good work, thanks for being apart of my childhood.
You’re an amazing storyteller.
YES! his family history is mind blowing!!!! I could have listened all day!
I highly recommend visiting and touring the mansions in Newport, RI. The Vanderbilts and Asters were intriguing.
Wow I could just listen to these two all day ~
Very interesting. The historical background which Cooper talks about is what held my attention. This was a very well done piece. Ling was very effective. Glad he now has two children who will learn about and hopefully continue to keep Anderson’s family’s “story” alive. Despite his ancestors and their flamboyant past, AC has done ok done himself while carving out a very different profession and path for himself. No longer a fan of CNN for years now, but I do enjoy Cooper as a journalist….on his own. Wish he’d move to a different network.
I don't agree with you, I don't know where you want Anderson to move to, I believe Anderson knows where he belongs.
Loved how he would go to where the stories are!!! Much respect for him and then to have learned he was a descendent of the Vanderbilt family. ❤️
Beautiful camaraderie between these two beautiful and sensitive people!
I love LL and AC🥰
I could listen to the stories for hours!!
I like the statement, ‘… the curse of money’, very true!
Channel One was my favorite part of Jr High! It was a great start to the day in Homeroom. Love these 2 💜💙
I really like Anderson. Great interview!
I have to agree with the previous person that Anderson Cooper comes across so wonderfully warm so gracious and so real he doesn’t mince his words. He’s been through a lot and he’s not afraid to show his life his sorrow nor his pain and I have nothing but the utmost respect for him and I just wish that the world had many many more people like him for he stands out with dignity and purpose and that that’s a wonderful feeling to know humans such as he exits. So I thank you Anderson for this wonderful interview, I’ve given your book on the Vanderbilts as a gift, and I also gofts your other book written with your mother as gifts…… such a lovely tribute to who you are!!!! Your children are so blessed to have you as a father
What a wonderful human being ❣️
I like Anderson Cooper very much. His integrity is solod. Hes also intense in his own way which i respect very much. Hes made his own life.
Modest of him, Cooper, to acknowledge that there's been a fall.
He’s sooo adorable.
Excellent!! Delightful!! Love the interview and content, story!! Great!!
I love listening to him
Smart Man he made an excellent choice, some last names carry family curses. I'm so happy Anderson turned out so successful good looking, no nonsense guy
I rew up in the 90's and know these two from Channel One News. We watched it in home room. We're old now!
Isn't weird that we've grown up with them as our newscasters? Literally from childhood.
Loved channel one
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ for Sir Anderson Cooper
Supper supper interesting…maybe not for you Anderson !!!!!!!???????good to know and reminiscent!!!!!👍❤️🌹🙏😍
My mother-in-law used to meet GV for lunch in the city once a month.
Being from Staten Island, I never knew why The Vanderbilt Crypt was located there. Now I know.
I love you Anderson, to help your mom monetarily even if she didn't need it, he just wanted to be her protector. I have a son who's 25 if he cares about me I'll never know, I've let him know how I can barely make it after my accident. My rent check bounced on my Birthday and nobody cares. I don't talk to him right now, this makes hime happy so I just don't even want to make him uncomfortable. 2022 I pray that you see how many of us are hurting and need help. Come on taxt time! Thank everone for listening, we all have hard times, lets pray for eachother. My life will get better once my useless left arem is operated on. Goodbye 2021, I hope all your BS you've tried to kill me with is over.
Your ancestors are your history not, your past. You are not responsible for what they did or didn't do. I have been to the Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park NY. We were told that nothing in the place was chosen by the Vanderbilts. They sent people all around the world to pick out wall coverings ......... The only thing Louise wanted was for "her" bedroom to be built just like the queen of Englands. Since she would never know what the queen of Englands bedroom looked like ,architects just made up a design. . The home with 54 rooms was actually was just their cottage in the country
I remember Channel One. Jeez.
I had a knowledge of Rwanda.
Supper supper love ❤️ too good 👍 bout of you 💝🌹❤️
Hello Miss Liza Ling ❤❤❤
What a magical visit. Wishing you both all of God’s choicest blessings 🥰
Doesn't this sound like parts of The Gilded Age tv show?
They're talking about the Vanderbilts. of course its gonna sound like that TV show. but this time its one of the Vanderbilts talking about people he shares genes with, and lots of stories that isnt public or have been misconstrued by the public. this is the same Vanderbilt man who made his career getting to the truth of events and people he covers. suffice it to say Anderson has a bit of an edge over the Hollywood writers of the TV show eh?
I didn't know that there were gay Vanderbilt I think that's pretty cool
Wow! I would love to hear about his mother’s life! So interesting.
There is a documentary he made with her Called Nothing Left Unsaid. It’s all about her life and his and it is really fascinating. I recommend it if you’re still interested.
Percy let me know if you can go to store
A verdadeira mãe do filho de Anderson Cooper.
The original Vanderbilt man and many other self made billionaires were peasants and if some of those did possess dignity and compassion / kindness and love .... seemed to be an enigma ....
He was not raised on Vanderbilt money. What Vanderbilt money his mother had was stolen by lawyers and advisors.
Frugal 😊❤
Golden nugget 😂☝️❤️✌️🌍🙏
How did a rich heiress hookup with a poor farmer?
He was not a farmer when they met, he was an author, screenwriter, and actor.
That's not necessarily what it is for people with disabilities like myself I currently live in North Carolina I would love it if you came to our fundraiser show in February for next clubhouse Mr Cooper this way you could spend a day at next step clubhouse volunteering and just be around people with disabilities and hear our stories because people with disabilities we try to save money but we're taught to always fall back on somebody wealthier and we want to go school specially me but I have disabilities
When that one phone call can change my life do it if you feel like it
Yes what a story to tell ... Anderson however is soo intense , nervy , and if he were to take a breath ..... he would be much more impactive .... Scott Fitzgerald summed up , THESE SORTS OF TRANSPARENT PEOPLE .. excellently
The lives of the rich and famous.
I have epilepsy as well
Anderson copper LOVE to come w we you and set up interview
Ask the Rothchild’s to send some money Old money
That cat outfit ✨ 🐈
Xin chị lisa ling chồng con em ở tivi cnn xin chị giúp đở cho tụi em được đoàn tụ ở mỷ xin cảm ơn
❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
do you think unlawful survalliance should be a resort our sons should protect or resent ?
How is it this guy is good friends with Andy Cohen a guy who represents and promotes all the worst things about celebrity and celebrity culture in our current time?
They are a couple. I don’t think any of us who are not in their intimate circle of friends really “know” them.
Per Andy, they never dated
It makes a weird kind of sense. If I had to think about Wars and Murders and Crime and Genocide and Terrible Politicians all day, it might be nice to be able to turn my brain off and have a fun party friend who talks about frivolous, low stakes things that don't matter and distracts me from the horrors. (Not to mention that we don't actually know Andy irl and he probably has more substance in personal relationships than on trashy reality shows).
i couldn't tolerate 1 minute
And yet you took the time to comment. 😂
Anderson 🤢🤮
The moment these two people spoke of the death of someone and quickly passed on to talk about themselves was the moment I got turned off by them.
It was someone who died long ago that they didn’t know personally, I’m not sure how you expect them to act
Well Anderson is doing a podcast about grief and death if you're interested. You'll hear him choking on his words if that's what you want to hear
My parents and older sister have died. I can't talk about them and change the subject and not have to get therapy . Most of the people he talked about weren't nice people . Anderson and Stephen Colbert have an interview where they talk about the deaths of their siblings and parents .
Lost all respect for this individual when the pics came out of him in leather.
Why???