brian: four years ago, anderson cooper interviewed a man named don sterling.e is 30 seconds from that interview. [video clip] >> what has he done? can you tell me? big magic johnson, what has he done? >> he is a businessperson. >> he's got aids. >> did he do any business? did he help anybody in south l.a.? >> well, it's hiv. he does not have full-blown aids. >> what kind of a guy goes to every city, a with every girl, then he catches hiv. is that someone we want to respect and tell our kids about? [end video clip] brian: don sterling means what to people like you who play basketball? etan: here's an interesting character. someone who has been who he is for a long time. the way the nba handled his situation after the tape came saying racist comments, talking about magic and a lot of different things, and they listened to the players, i think that was really something that was powerful, the way the players handled it. they banded together. they went to the head of the nba, the commissioner, and said we don't want this in our league. lebron was playing again some

brian: don sterling means what do people like you who play basketball? etan: here's an interesting character. t is someone who has been who he is for a long time. the way the nba handled his situation after the tape came out, say racist comments, talking about magic and a lot of different things, and they listened to the players, i think that was really something that was powerful, the way the players handled it. they banded together. went to the head of the mba, the commissioner -- the nba, the commissioner, and said we don't want this in our league. lebron used the time after the game and talked about it. that is not something we want in our league. one of the things you are seeing is how collective voices can really get things done. and collectively, the nba players got together and said they did not want this to represent their leak -- their league. it was phenomenal how they use their voice and how the mba responded. donald sterling is who he is and it is not a matter of allowing something to just persist. but when you have the collective voice of a