Β Tonight, we’re talking about the woman who opened a Pandora’s Box for Clippers’ owner Donald Sterling: V. Stiviano. Β Not that he doesn’t deserve it.
But she recorded a private conversation that wasn’t supposed to be made public. Β And despite the despicable content, if it hadn’t been released, none of this chaos would be happening. Β So was it right to release it?
Actually, there aren’t any straight answers about how the recording was released. Β Some say she is directly responsible for putting it out there, but she says she’s not. Β Her lawyer says a third person who was present, but isn’t on the tape, may have done it for money. Β But without that person coming forward, you’re left with V. Stiviano and Don Sterling. Β And you know he didn’t leak it.
Which means there are two ways to look at it: either she’s a hero for exposing racism, or she’s a villain for letting the recording of a private conversation go public. Β And the public sounds off about that very question to our Man on the Edge, Robert Wilder…
