it was donald sterling who owns the clippers. racist things about magic johnson. and he's talking to his girlfriend. it becomes this whirlwind of tabloid. but there were human beings involved. and that's what i like about this documentary-- you're telling the story of the human beings, the players attached to the teams, the story that followed the games bhap do you hope people learn from this documentary that they don't already know? >> i think it goes right along the lines of what you just said as far as how, you know, a great documentary isn't necessarily about the game. it's about the drama behind it and everything. and i think i hope what everyone gets from this is how it's not about donald sterling. it's not about the series, the basketball game, but everything that went into it, and the different thoughts and perspectives that we were going through, and the conversations we were having as a team of what should we do? how should we do it? and how doc rivers, our coach, actually talked and communicated with us. you know, beca

donald trump's biggest failure. his name is dr. rick bright, probably heard of him despite a sterling reputation, he was ousted as the head of the federal agency in charge of vaccine development because he said he would not back the widespread use of the drug hydroxychloroquine to treat the coronavirus. that's the drug the president has been pushing as a kind of miracle cure, along with his lackeys on trump tv, all despite a lack of adequate testing to see if it actually is safe and effective. in fact, last month a chloroquine study was halted over the risk of fatal heart complications. for the first time, dr. bright was under oath before a congressional committee and he basically confirmed the response to the virus from the administration was as shortsighted and disastrous as we thought. >> some scientists raised early warning signals that were overlooked. and pages from our pandemic playbook were ignored by some in leadership and we've known for quite sometime that our stockpile is insufficient and having critical person protective equipment so once this virus began spreading, it became known to be a threat. i did feel quite concerned

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