>> you don't remember? >> dude, this was like two years >> thank you, doctors. ago. we're still talking about the that does it for us. most mundane process. >> thank you, again, for >> dude, it is the thing everybody is talking about. watching "house calls." >> dude. >> come on, tommy. my 14-year-old son doesn't say the word dude anymore. second of all, props to brett for coming right back at him and >> on the buzz beater the woman at the center of the donald saying, dude, this is important. sterling racism uproar steps in it spawned a hash tag on social to the media spotlight. media, #dude. i think really what this shows, v. stiviano telling barbara he comes on fox news and then walters she is not his miss stress and now the banned l.a. says he doesn't know and that it's a 2-year-old story when clippers owners is devastated by there's a brand new e-mail. the fallout of his comments. >> let me also play something from the white house briefing room. i think what elevated this story >> do you think donald sterling was jay carney fencing with should apologize? reporters for cbs and cnn and >> absolutely. >> did you disuse this? abc as well as fox's ed henry. here's a brief look. >> yes. >> do you need a copy of the cia >> will he apologize? >> should the media investigate talking points? >> read them out all you want. her role in bringing him down? go ahead. should a businessman be stripped >> the only thing in that e-mail of his franchise based on a that refers to benghazi was a private conversation? cut and paste from the talking and the espn writer who

points which turned out to be produced by the cia. documented the ratism eight years ago, where have the media >> is that an effective tactic? been until now? making this look like fox new benghazi e-mails all on partis partisanship? >> obviously not. fox news but ignored by the rest jonathan karl went at jay carney for this absurd spin. media. >> that is scandal, proof that jake tapper said it's insulting to the press and the public. american press is dishonest. i remember when the job of the white house press secretary was period. they are covering up a coverup. described when mike mccurry had it under difficult circumstances >> is that true? with bill clinton and impeachment was to serve the what of carney's effort to public and interest of truth swell the white house. dismiss the story as partisan in this case, it seems that jay ship by fox? carney doesn't understand the do female journalists need sex second element of his job, which is to serve the truth and the appeal to succeed? public. >> there was an e-mail a couple days after the benghazi attacks, from associated press reporter >> f get as bad rap maybe for matthew lee writing to the state not having enoughed women. department spokesperson at the time, victoria newland. >> there are a lot of legs and lip gloss. >> we like that. >> it was four against one, that >> the information is frankly would be me, at the newest fox shocking even for an election

show outnumbered. year. >> i think this is in a different category. i am howard kurtz and this is this is not the white house bashing fox. they have their own reasons and "media buzz." incentives to do that. this is a reporter who is given the state department spokesman from the moment that tmz posted all sorts of grief over the the audio tape of donald sterling telling his pal not to years. you can't say he's a softy. >> right. >> he's competing. he's doing source management. be seen in public with blacks, and source stroking. that's what i think it is. >> that's what it is. the combination of race and a.p. spokesman told me that matthew lee was not criticizing fox but was criticizing a sports proved explosive. british newspaper report which was cited on fox. >> donald sterling going on a >> when it was dropped, fox also racist tirade. dropped that. >> donald sterling. when the independent took it >> l.a. clippers, donald down, yes. sterling. >> the anchors were joined by >> thanks very much for joining us this sunday. up next, the espn writer who famous faces from nba history blew the whistle on donald who rallied against the owner of sterling's racism eight years the l.a. clippers. ago. and why the media looked the other way. >> it is one thing to say and later, a new documentary something controversial but another thing to say having on jason blair's fabrication repugnant. >> we cannot have an nan owner with a cameo appearance by me. stick with innovation. discriminating again a black lead. >> he should not own a team and

should stand up and say i don't want to own a team. >> we don't want donald sterling the face of the nba. >> donald sterling backed out of discussions to lead on "20/20." stick with power. stick with technology. leaving v. stiviano to talk about their relationship. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. what you is the misconception about you? philips sonicare >> i am a mistress or who are -- whore, speculation of not real journalists not doing their job and asking the wrong people information about me that they don't know or have real facts. >> donald sterling comment "i wish i just paid her off." >> and we have lauren and author of "the hot list," from "the [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance blaze," and v. stiviano got rid so she could take her dream to the next level.

of the helmet and goes on so we talked about her options. barbara walters trying to pan her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. herself as being shown as a gold we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, journalist and takes a shot at so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams journalists. >> maybe she is not a real today...and tomorrow. assistant. >> her duties working for an 80 so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. -year-old didn't just involve make a my financial priorities appointment today. keeping the books. >> he calls her a silly rabbit. because when people talk, great things happen. >> that is what he calls her. >> what is happening she waited five days until coming out with her side of the story through her lawyer and her lawyer says she didn't release the tape, and, by the way, she has never been with a rich by before. reporters are investigating her and come up with her account where she says it is all coming out, three weeks before this thing putting out publishingies. >> and instagram with various

pictures of her that we don't have the right to show you. >> another soundbite for the interview for you and this is, again, v. stiviano with barbara walters on abc. >> are you in love with donald sterling? >> i love him. >> i'm not sure that is what i asked. >> are you in love? >> no. >> love him like a friend? >> i love him like a father figure. >> she never quite says i did not have sex with that man, mr. donald sterling. this is odious? >> repellant, actually, from start to finish and by the way, there are still questions surrounding if she is actually 31 but reporters the try to get to the bottom of the credibility of -- she does not say she is the accuser but her voice is on the tape. she could be running into a problem having recorded him without his. >> she is black and mexican and he is spewing racist garbage and

she chooses to go on tv defending him. >> of course. >> saying it is racial. eight years ago, well before >> she agreed to the interview the soak receipt recording that with barbara walters and agreed led the nba to ban donald to put herself in the public sterling for life, bow monty spotlight by participating in the tape in some manner whether jones wrote about the owner of it was to release or record it the l.a. clippers had been sued by the justice department for housing discrimination. but all the characters are quote, though sterling has no sordid and gross. problem paying black people millions of dollars to play >> v. stiviano denies leaking basketball, the feds alleged that he refused to rent the tape but obviously she gave apartments in beverly hills and it to somebody who gave it to somebody and the media not korea town to black people and buying her sympathy or do you people with children. have victim sympathy for her? >> i don't know if people are >> thank you. nice to be here. sympathetic to her. >> you write this piece in 2006. once something like this is out the headline is sterling's it has legs of its own and it takes on a life of its own and racism should be news. it doesn't matter if it was the reaction was? >> well, the reaction from the taped with or without his editor was immediately positive and most of the people who read knowledge. it fit into a context. it were pretty positive about t we are not hearing anyone saying it. this isn't the donald sterling i i don't know how many people actually read it. know. this is completely surprising. when it first went up, the people who saw it thought it he would never say that kind of thing. made pretty good points. we don't hear that. >> or him apologizing. like most things go in the

sports world and big websites with be it ran its course, i >> or the fact he was illegally suppose. >> right. it didn't become anything like what happened this past week. recorded. >> what we hear are the other nba owner was sued twice by the things...i don't follow this feds, he paid millions of closely, i didn't know these dollars in fines and plaintiffs' things about donald sterling, fees. i'd have to say the national incident after incident after incident of racism and legal media didn't much care. in fact as you point out, the issues. >> if she was a real assistant, "l.a. times" online section devoted to the clippers ran a how many get $1.8 million condo. wire story. were you frustrated at all at the lack of resonance this had? >> two bentleys and a ferrari >> frustration may be the word. i was more concerned generally speaking, how we have really bad and range rover and then his ideas about what's important wife sues her to get it back. when it cams to race and things the reason that people are so that have to be discussed. the idea that this could come happy about this or excited to cover this, there is a tape, a out and everybody screams to the secret tape. there is the possibility of sex. heavens how terrible it is. there is -- no one know whose leaked it or what happened and but i brought this with regard unlike other cases in the past and i know you will talk to the to housie inine ining discrimin person who wrote about this eight years ago but unlike that, this has that spark that gets nobody seems to worry about it.

>> you have a gal pal, tmz journalists interested. >> and high stakes, the loss of posting it. when arguably the housing a basketball team. discrimination which actually >> involving a guy who is very affected people who were trying to rent apartments owned by rich and part of the nba but in a situation like this the donald sterling had more impact than what he said in private? pundits file on and the bloggers >> well, i don't even think pile on and you have a tape with that's arguable. i think it is inarguable that the housing discrimination was a magic and shaquille and kareem. bigger deal. do you think the stars 2009 sterling wound up paying a announcing how clearly the bigger settlement on the basis of housing discrimination. league was tarnished, ratcheted nobody seemed to care about that either. that tmz tape is a tape. up the pressure on the that's something that people can commissiontory ban him for life? see. something they can hear, point to. it's fairly concrete. it doesn't get into anything >> certainly. the clippers themselves going out on to the court and turning technical. it screams out to loud, their shirts inside out, how do inappropriate racism which is they keep working for a man with probably the biggest sin you could commit in this society these odious views but this was when it comes to being racist, at least in terms of public perception. since we had that and it screamed at people, i think that well established of these views and having been sued under the bush administration, the hit a lot more than things department of justice. where was the "los angeles economically minded. times" reporting this? this was sexier and flashier. you could say, well, dude, that if we're going to be honest, this is crazy.

was eight years ago. if you're look a story to blow >> some of it was reported but up, something a little crazy will do it. there was no concerted effort by that tape is crazy. >> excuse me, you can sleep with the media to call this guy out black people but don't post because the lawsuits are pictures on your instagram considered bore, but we have a account. that fits my clinical woman and we don't know her description of crazy. do you think in the national first name. media, and in the nba, and the >> this had every ingredient to l.a. chapter of the naacp to which sterling gave a lot of be a perfect scandal. money which was going to give him another lifetime achievement there is could consensus. award, do you think they enabled this guy, enabled donald there is no one on the other sterling? >> i think everybody enabled side. everyone says something has to donald sterling. it's not as though donald be done. there was this huge push to sterling had a sterling figure out a way to make him record -- sterling, there we go. give up the l.a. clippers and i not like he had a sterling have never seen so much record outside of this terrible thing. agreement around something like he was pretty much terrible in this. >> one reason for that is we have just come off of the bundy every single way. you could point to nba and the transaction of chris paul and chauncey billups. i think more important than scandal viewing racist comments. talking about that specific to sterling is the larger issue and >> the guy no one heard of. bigger discussion when it comes >> no one heard of him and he to the things we talk about when

has no power so here comes matters race come up. donald sterling and he has all we get too caught up in things that allow you to point out of this power that can be taken whether or not one person is or away and in part, the media is not a racist as opposed to latched on to that as did looking at how these big things happen, how donald sterling was silver, the commissioner. part of something that's much bigger. >> let's look at the other side, you could make an argument, a lot of academics do, you could he trusted this woman, these were private conversations that walk everything back to housing remain posted on tmz. discrimination. that's so much more important is there any feeling that but it's not as interesting to people. >> exactly. >> i'm not sure how the media is someone shouldn't lose their business because of something supposed to balance that. they said in private opposed to they're in the business of selling these stories, what to discriminating in housing. read, there's a demand element >> thank you is no privacy. but there's a responsibility also. with 90 percent of people owning >> yes. cell phones they can be taping i guess the sexual aspect sells. thanks so much for joining us right now. today. >> thank you. ahead on "media buzz" john oliver, master interrogator? >> there was controversy over what should be the consequence first, it's four on one as i for donald sterling's remarks. talk about women, journalism and sex appeal as i talk with the should he have trusted her? what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. this is viral voyeurism. before those little pieces whether his rights were violated would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. by the first amendment or by the

[ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven fourth amendment which we don't to seal out more food particles. know whether that was violated [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. because we don't know if he gave his consent. >> what he said was disgusting and despicable and i am not defending him but some part of me finds this creepy because he thought he was speaking confidentially. kareem is writing the making and release of the tape is so sleepy that listening to it makes me feel like i am an accomplice to the crime. >> agreed. can we please take a shower after watching the barbara walters interview. and mark cuban agrees this is a slippery slope. >> another nba owner. >> remember, donald sterling it turns out has a history of this behavior in public dealings and with the l.a. clippers who he was accused of plantation property. >> they will not take away the

property, they will buy it. they cannot confiscate his property. he signed a contract with the nan so he is subject to the rules of the nba and if enough of them say you have to sell, they will sell and buy it from him at its market value. though will not take away the value. >> irony is his punishment will be richer by hundreds of millions. >> and amazingly the l.a. clippers won the series and were focused. there were mistakes on the reporting with the finance reporting there there would be a $5 million fine that was $2.5 million but when there is a frenzy you miss the hoop when you shoot. >> send me a tweet about our show and we will head to break. the benghazi e-mails and why the media had to play catch up with fox. outnumbered by the ladies of fox's new program. to seal out mwhen you didn't dread when youbedtime becausenner with anticipaof heartburn.itation.

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different opinion but if you look at demographics in the united states there are more women than men so a lot of topics are female dominated so this show reflects that. >> and to acknowledge that men and women are different. we have different perspectives and look at things differently. it is fun to take some of the heavy hitting news story of the day and lighter topics and see how we all look at them it was major news on fox differently. >> there is no show like this on news when major news surfaced on benghazi. air, it is original and unique and not going on anywhere, so it for most of the mainstream is nice to talk on not so media, not so much. that led to this denunciation by serious subjects. bill o'reilly when i was on the >> how many panels have you been factor and to some scoffing at msnbc. on where it is a budge of dudes? >> athat failure by the national >> it is nices:ri to be around press to tell the american ladies in dresses. people the truth about benghazi is for one reason and one reason only. >> in washington, dc, 18 percent make up female in congress so to protect president barack women are a continuic when you obama. >> that sarcasm and apparently a go to washington, dc.

sense of reason or proportion, >> and the government is dominated by men. these things seem to have been >> in the media we have abc has lost on conspiracy obsessed a female anchor, and cbs did conservatives who have turned until katie moved on, the this e-mail into the watergate president of nbc is a woman on fox in prime time two of the tapes. >> i say the media is suffering shows are anchored by women. from benghazi allergy syndrome. do you feel like the imbalance they think the story is old, complicated and the country's is starting to be rectified moved on. o'reilly says the media are where women were a side show? protecting barack obama. >> it is important to have all where do you come down? >> i have to say on mr. o'rei y voices at the disable? there was underrepresentation it is time to make up the difference but as long as it is mr. o'reilly's side. based on merit and con didn't the media had no problem and what we bring to the table following the valerie plame but if you talking about putting women in skirts around tabling scandal. every moment of that scandal, with nothing much to say that doesn't accomplish what you are talking about in terms of none as too small for them to building up equality but if you gorge themselves on it. to say this is too complicated, can make it about content and we it's been stretching out for two years. >> do you think the editors get lap to be women and friends and have fun. together and say this could be >> and we are all very damaging to the president, we need to play this down? different, very different >> no. i think there is an internal backgrounds. bias where they judge something >> fox news get as bad rap by not to be newsworthy so they don't put it on the air. others for making not having enough women or saying it is all whereas in fact the ben rhodes e-mail along with the e-mail legs and lip gloss but our

chairman was the first to put a that was put on the website by female in pry time and lets the cheryl atkinson. women at the network and there are a lot, actually talk and he >> i think this is a really important story, mara, most of mays sure they have a brain. the mainstream media were slow you watch the other morning shows and i don't have to tell to see this particular e-mail as you which, a lot of the women news. >> they were slow but did don't have a lot to say they are finally cover it. maybe they followed fox's lead. outnumbered by men who speak over them, and they just sit but in the end they did cover it because it was new. there and agree. i think the mainstream media >> but there are a lost legs and thinks, you know what, this is a lip gloss. >> we like that. story we've heard about. the ben rhodes e-mail was a new >> nothing wrong with that. development. they did cover it. i think it shows the white house >> you say there is a stereotype of the fox blond. was spinning and i think the >> absolutely. that is out this. >> we acknowledge that. media, the nonfox media did >> and the unfair thing is, you finally come around and cover do have a lot to say. it. >> there were few exceptions. walk us through what happened on you are not here because you are tuesday when the judicial watch good looking. >> everyone here comes from a obtained these documents. very serious indemocrat the >> fox news was covering it. background whether it is their that night, the networks, no careers or their educational coverage, the cable nets no background and we are all coverage. experienced journalists. by wednesday morning, nothing "new york times" in the, the it is a show with the man in the "l.a. times," "wall street journal," "washington post" had hotseat and he has a big job. it an a-17. then we started to see, "cbs >> i am sweating. >> next question.

>> isn't there something in this morning" covered it on division that transcends fox wednesday morning with bill news that women not only have to plante who came out with a be smart and experienced and balanced piece saying this could be this or it could be that. know their stuff but they have >> "the new york times" then the to spend three hours a day on next day -- hair and makeup. >> a-8. does it bother you that there is >> published a two-day-old story. that perception that if you are not good looking and you have a let me move you to the brett tough time? >> we don't have to do that. it is by choice. bear interview, talking about if you look at stats, taller men the editing of the talking points. do better. well, let's take another look. we like to be in the company --. >> i am working on that. >> did you also change attacks >> stop! to demonstrations in the talking you look at studies we like to be in the company of people who points? >> maybe. i don't really remember. capture our attention. that is different for the individual but beauty is empirical, so a little make medium or something built for a visual medium. >> why are people criticizeed for showing up and look nice on a individual you'll medium? do we have to downgrade that and not get ready for the job the

way we want? >> great question. >> and you take heat for that. >> you say something brilliant and you get an e-mail saying i hated your hair. >> if i eat a large salad they question what is going on, your stomach is sticking around. i have found that it makes you better, i think, growing up in a boy's club in politics because there was so much pressure on us, we had to read more, we had to study more and be a little bit better because they were looking at you saying, is she smart? >> i agree. >> spot on. >> i grew up and entered my career in a man's world, a trader, i came from the trading floors in chicago and i was on male-dominated trading desks and it gave me toughness. by the way, when we all sit here as women we empower each other. >> i grew up on military bases and i am a child of an aviator combat pilot in vietnam and i was always surrounded by men as

a child because my father was with the people we were serving with, right? even on base and with other kids, when we got together, my parents were with friends they would be the johns, the colonels, the majors, and there were no women in the ranks at that point and? they were, they were not represented in great numbers. >> i grew up hunting with my dad and my mom is a power will woman, and she started her own businesses, professional at one point and we have all had the different backgrounds but my dad treated me the same as he treated my brother and it want about me being a girl but you can do everything because you are capable not because there is a difference. >> guys also are expected to show up and look good. >> without the lip gloss. >> i feel outnumbered but in a good way. >> thank you all. >> hope you will have me back. thanks for sitting down with us in new york.

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11 years ago i began looking into a "new york times" reporter named janen blair. what happened next is chronicled in a new limb "a fragile trust" that airs tomorrow on some pbs stations. even after all these years, jason blair can't answer the basic questions. >> why did you do? >> i don't have a good answer for the question. >> it began like most stories with a tip. >> blair had written a piece about a texas woman whose son was missing in iraq, much was lifted almost word for word from the "san antonio express news." i talked down the paper's editor. >> before i could hear from either of them, howard kurtz, the media critic of "the washington post" called me. >> faced with this information, i had to decide, was it a one-time bit of sloppiness by this reporter for "the new york times"? was there a larger pattern here? >> i found several more instances in which blair made stuff up. >> over the next several days i

started examining just about everything that jason blair had written for "the new york times" and it very quickly became clear that this guy was a fabricator. there were real victims here, i'll never forget talking to a cleveland minister whose son had been killed in iraq. blair had written a moving piece about this, but he never talk todman, never had been to cleveland. the case raised so many questions about blair's drug abuse to whether he was overlooked. blair cashed in by writing a book which i finally got to interview him along with some others. >> some of the time it took for you to come up with these details, in that same amount of time you could have done the ground work. you're just a pathological liar. >> it would be nice to say to everyone in the news business learned from jayson blair's disgrace. over the years i've had to deal with other plagerists.

>> roggin said john kerry had a closed door meeting and he said that israel was in danger of becoming an apartheid state. he made comments about this. roggin gave the audio and interview to fox's james rosen. but what roggin didn't say but rosen learned he made the recording himself after sneaking into the off-the-record session. he said, "damn right i did." there's nothing unethical about walking into the meeting unnoticed. i don't have a reporter slipping into a meeting. as long as he doesn't misrepresent himself. the problem, roggin should have come clean right away in his stories about what he did. coming up, john oliver's new hbo show is all about comedy, at least until he sat down with the former head of the nsa.

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that on its own. it has oversight, and in every case to my knowledge, everyone except for 12 individuals, stepped forward at the time that they made those mistakes. >> right, but you can't say everyone except for 12. that's not saying i've never killing everyone apart from those three people i have buried under my patio at home >> unlike stephen colbert john oliver isn't playing a character, a wacky brit and really pressed the former nsa chief. >> i liked what he said. if you could ask edward snowden, what would you ask him other than a lot less than what he's said before, right? >> he just asked whether or not the name should be changed at the nsa and a rebranding? should it be the washington ed skins which is slightly less offensive. he really adds spice to an interview with hard-hitting questions. >> i thought it was a little silly at the end holding up pictures. i'll give it a 7. >> i'll give it a 9.

it was a great interview. okay. the rules are a little different at 3:00 in the morning and fox's show "red eye" is any indication. >> but when i was on this week, i tried to bring my usual sense of dignity and gravitas to greg gutfeld's show. >> what do you make of the punishment? >> first of all, there are always investigative reporters around. how come the gal pal, the ex-girlfriend, we only know here as v. stiviano. >> i kind of look at this fool like an old fool. what was he doing with this woman a quarter of his age? >> okay. >> howie, you didn't really succeed there with the gravitas. i think you should keep your day job, and what was that? i mean, you were in k.t. mcfarland's ear. like you were in a bar. >> apparently she didn't mind sitting next to me like you right now. >> i don't think you look that god at 3:00 in the morning. >> well, i'd had a couple of

drinks. had a lot of fun and all the kidding around and you're looser because you know it's on at 3:00 a.m. sometimes you can make points about a subject that you can't when you're in serious anchor mode. i'm giving it a 10. >> i'm giving it a 2. you didn't even know that v.'s first name was maria vanessa perez. you should follow me@laurenashburn. >> still to come, your best tweets and the president takes on the star-studded white house correspondents dinner. he across america, people are taking charge of

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trayvon martin, it's been too much. and v. stiviano, david brown, not one redeeming character in the entire episode. >> it's worse than a soap opera. >> well, there were many a-list celebrities, not as many as usual at last night's white house correspondents dinner. the president look out at media types and taking a few swipes at us. >> i am happy to be here, even though i am a little jet lagged from my trip to malaysia. the lengths we have to go to to get cnn coverage these days. msnbc is here. they are a little overwhelmed. they have never seen an audience this big before. let's face it, fox. you'll miss me when i'm gone. it will be harder to convince the american people that hillary was born in kenya. >> i'm not sure a lot of people at fox will miss him when he's gone. coming to these dinners, it's crazy because it's like two

space aliens meeting each other. entertainers, i brought jenny mccarthy one year. >> you brought jenny mccart? >> was she wearing clothes in. >> yes, she was wearing clothes, and introduced her to colin powell and the two of them looked at each other like i should know who you are. >> there's a reason they call it nerd prom. that's it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. check out our facebook page, post video there and we answer your questions. we're back next sunday morning. set your dvr, 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. eastern with the latest us. fox news sunday is next. they're talking exclusively to chris wallace about benghazi and more. have a great day. i'm chris wallace. now house republicans will have a select committee investigate benghazi. after newly released e-mails raised more questions about the white house response. >> this document was not about

benghazi. >> it was for the -- >> it wasn't her only prep. >> the american people to their credit, want to know the truth. this e-mail is proof positive they were manipulated. >> we'll talk about kelly ayotte, one of the senators leading the harj for answers, and answer schiff, a member of the house intelligence committee. then anemic first quarter economic