Simon Cowell Talks Americas Got Talent Judge Contender Howard Stern: I Really Like Him

First Launched: November 24, 2011 12:42 PM EST Credit: FOX / Getty Caption Simon Cowell, Howard Stern La, Calif. -- Howard Stern is at predicts replace Piers Morgan within the idol idol judges table on Americas Got Talent, as well as the shows creator and executive producer, Simon Cowell, told Access Hollywood he's a follower. I really like him, Cowell told Access after Wednesdays The X Factor, where Lakoda Rayne and LeRoy Bell were removed. Theres lots of people who make options relating to this stuff. Moneys began work, agendas [have] began work. There might be a few twists and turns still. It's been reported that SiriusXM Radio host Stern wants a sizable salary near to $20 million to accomplish Americas Got Talent, but Cowell, no stranger with a large payday themselves, mentioned the financial figures arent his call. I understand he's doing [want $20 million]. Who not? Thats under me. Thats around [NBC]. I dont write the assessments, baby, he mentioned. Additionally, there are talk when Stern might be triggered board, the show could go to NY City to aid the shock jocks schedule. Speaking with Access, Cowell didnt rule that out becoming an option. If it's the very best step to complete, yeah, Cowell told Access in the recommended Colonial move. I really like change. Whatevers appropriate for that show, well do. The important thing factor this year is we must locate more stars around the program, like we found with [Season 2 AGT champion ventriloquist, impressionist and comedian] Terry Fator. I'd like someone whos going to experience a large, large career. Theyre all apt to be pressurized this year to discover us stars. Because of this you obtain paid out to get the job done. Cowell confirmed to get into he'd also consider Stern just like a guest or part-time AGT judge, but had less to express of whether he's speaking along with other potential candidates for Morgans chair. I cant inform you. Thats neither a yes or possibly a no, Cowell responded. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.