man who is a direct pipeline to the world of celebrity and media coverage surrounding it, that's perez hiltoneator and writer of perezhilton wouldn't c perezhilton.com. i thought, oh. >> everyone is obsessed with it. >> would you have posted that video on your website, perez? >> if i could have afforded to post it, i definitely would. i'm pretty sure that that audio recording went for a pretty penny. but yeah, if i would have flown it was authentic, real, i would have given a pinky for it. >> you bring up a very good point, perez. there is money involved here. and many people don't realize that. and it is not spoken about. >> yeah. same with the solange beyonce video that leaked. that didn't leak. someone did this and got paid for it. this person is most likely no longer working that hotel. and he doesn't need the job any more or she doesn't. because they've got a year's rent or more. >> and the hotel issued a statement saying they are investigating it. and it will be taken care of. and individuals responsible will be disciplined or prosecuted or whatever. >> with the recent video, of solange

perez, hilton. and mark omara and sunny hostin. i will start with you, nick.n you lock at donald sterling leak tapes and his lifetime ban from the nba. when you look at beyonce and jay-z's video being leaked. when you look at don jones tweeting omg, are you saying people don't have the right to privacy and freedom of speech any more. >> there is something troubling across the board. that what you say in any context can show up in my other context with a lot of spin and what not on it. like perez was saying before, i don't find this troubling as long as we are talking about workplace and it extends to the government. my main concern, jay-z and beyonce and her sister will be fine for this. donald sterling got what he deserved. probably should have been bounced from the nba for a long time before for other practices. things like that. but the real problem here is what the government is doing or able to do that we have no a understanding of. and what access they have to what we are saying. that's the real troubling part for me. >> remember kareem abdul-jabbar's st

. >> this is what you get when you take guns, a little bit of politics, pop culture -- >> perez hiltonnd u.s. weekly are talking about golf digest. >> not every gun owner wants to play commando. there are millions like my co-host, amy. >> i'm going to influence women in the gun world. >> we'll talk about everything and politicize nothing. >> you step outside of that circle and tell me how to run my life, that's when we have issues. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to noir. >> the nra however is right to be concerned about its image. here the two key trends about gun ownership in america that you have to understand to understand everything. one of them is good news for them and that's the number of guns sold in america keeps going up. the bad news is the number of households with guns keeps going down which in 2012 was around a third of american house holtds, meaning that gun culture in america is driven by fewer and fewer people buying more guns. the heart of american gun culture is concentrated and can be dominated by a very ugly faction. a special report from mother jones on just wha