During part of the interview Henry is distracted by the "perfect breasts" of a woman sitting at a nearby table.
He launches into a lengthy discussion about the woman's "perfect titties" and the "adequate titties" of the friend she is dining with.
The woman eventually puts on a leather jacket - it is not known if she has heard the conversation.
Earlier, respected media commentator Brian Edwards slammed Henry.
Edwards, a well-respected broadcaster, author and columnist, wrote in a blog titled "Suicide Note from a Deranged Narcissist", on his own website that the interview was a "career wrecking ball" and he urged Henry to "get some help, mate".
"The paper teases readers in a banner front page headline: 'POTTY MOUTH PAUL - Has Henry finally gone too far?' Having read the piece my preferred headline would have been SUICIDE NOTE FROM A DERANGED NARCISSIST," Edwards wrote.
"Been there, done that. Though the interview I gave to a national newspaper in 1970, when I was making my name on the current affairs programme Gallery, was not riddled with expletives as this interview is. I've always thought that needing to pepper your language with 'f******' represented a failure in communication. Or perhaps just trying too hard to impress."
Edwards added: "My point is that I know about fame if only in your own backyard. It's corrosive and corrupting. It turns mild-mannered men and women into monsters.
"Been there! Experienced that!"
He questioned whether Henry had got to the point of his career that he was "overcome by some self-destructive impulse to smash it all down."
"Maybe you just want to test how far you can go before the adulation stops."
During the interview, Henry also has a conversation with his publicist about people who invite him to "mix and mingle" at events, referring to them as "morons."
"What are they morons, these people?"
"Yeah, because that's what I really want to do," Henry said. "I'm hanging out to have drinks and mingle."
Henry also said he wasn't loving his job.
"I'm not loving [my job] or hating it, I'm doing it. Some days are very satisfying, some days are less satisfying. But they're days."
It has been a tough week for Henry who was off air for two days looking after his mother Olive in hospital.