ceo of marketing firm translation, steve stoute. good to see you. >> i'm always glad to come here. >> all right. must reads. we're going to talk about this topic. i have a question for you. out of bill's piece in the los angeles times saying it's time for him to leave the building. the saddest thing about the latest glimpse into sterling's soul isn't the picture swathed in ignorance and hate. the saddest thing is we've seen it before. one didn't need to wake up and click on the audio of a racist rant to know that the owner of the clippers is, in fact, a racist. this is not a one-day story. this is a 30-year saga of intolerance documented by alleged racist quotes, sworn testimony, and the largest payout ever for a rental housing discrimination lawsuit settlement. it is not news that the only thing worse than donald sterling's win/loss record as a clippers owner is his views on