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mr. hogan prior to the time you published it, right? >> that's true. >> reporter: on the stand today former gawker editor aj delario. >> he is the guy who wrote the article and got the tape and came across callous. that is so important in this case. if these jurors hate him and hate gawker, they're in trouble. >> reporter: he was at times sarcastic and consistently unapologetic. >> that's a smirk because you don't think the first amendment is serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> reporter: he may have handed the stand admitting there's no news value in some that he published: it was a morbid sensational story for people. that didn't matter, did it? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't back down for posting the tape. >> they played it for so many months and so much damage we had to live with. >> reporter: on the stand he said he netted a bonus of $2,000 after publishing the tape. gawker has increased in thousands of dollars because of the increased web traffic. they maintain they had a first amendment right to publish this tape. >>> breaking news. authorities saying a police officer died outside a police station was actually killed by a fel

delario seemed to contradict parts of gawker's defense, that the tape was news worthy and their decision to >> the fact that mr. bollea was taped having sex with his best friend's wife wasn't the news hook for your piece, was it? >> no, not necessarily. >> you put it in the public because you believed it was true and it was interesting, right? >> yes. >> and it didn't really matter whether or not it was a more bid and sensational prying and people's lives were at stake, that didn't matter to you, did it? >> no. >> reporter: the judge asking denton to respond to this final question from the jury. >> if the video was gratuitous would you still believe that it's covered under the first amendment? >> no, i wouldn't. >> nick saying that anything gratuitous isn't covered the by the first amendment, i think everyone understands our position. actually sounded like they were on our team. >> reporter: hogan getting caught in some alleged discrepancies too. >> heather wants to have sex with you, or heather wants to see the size of your [ bleep ]. it started out like that. then heather just started walking to this bedroom

mr. hogan prior to the time you published it. right? >> t >> reporter: on the stand, former gawker editor a.j. daulerio. >> a.j. delariothe guy who wrote the article. he's the guy who got the tape and the guy who came across as incredibly callus in the deposition that the plaintiff's presented. that is so important in this case. if these jurors hate him and hate gawker, they're in trouble. >> he was at times sarcastic and consistently unapologetic. >> not out loud laugher, but it is a smirk, yeah. >> because you don't think the first amendment is that serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> reporter: and he may have handed the $100 million case to hogan on the stand admitting there was no news value in some of what he published. >> it didn't really matter whether or not it was a morbid and sensational prying into people's lives for its own sake. that didn't matter to you, did it? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't back down from his decision to publish the tape that hogan says was filmed without his consent. >> they played it for mo mons and it made so much damage, we had to live with it. >> reporter: hulk hogan is suing