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However, the teller took it seriously and triggered a silent alarm.

Lange would soon after the show aired apologize for his behavior.

He has called President George W.Bush a "dolt" and voted for John Kerry in 2004 and Barack Obama in 2008.

The doctor, however, was very concerned with the speed that Lange has gained so much weight and suggested he go on a diet to save his heart.

He claimed he was offered roughly $5 million to defect, but he and Dell'Abate claimed to have never given the offer much thought.On April 10, 2008, Lange walked off the show after an on-air argument and subsequent outburst at his personal assistant, Teddy (during which, he mentioned that Teddy embarrassed him by referring to Bloomingdale's as "Bloomie's") resulting in a physical altercation. Newsday: Artie Lange walks off the Howard Stern Show Lange expressed his disdain for his assistant of nearly two years because of recent money issues.

Two weeks after he was born, his father went on trial for counterfeiting money, but was spared jail time out of the court's sympathy for his young son. His family identified themselves as Italian-Americans.