MEL ROBBINS, ATTORNEY & CNN COMMENTATOR: But I also believe kind of where you were going, too, which is this other point. People make movies to make money. The public is also responsible for continuing to show up to movies that treat women badly. This whole article made me so unbelievably angry.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: I think, Michael, I think you might be talking about this on your show this week. What is your biggest take away? I keep coming back to I was reading folks from Hollywood saying this is art, it is all in the perception of art. We as a society have this onus. Do you agree with that? It's all about mom and dad.</s>MICHAEL SMERCONISH, CNN HOST, SMERCONISH: I don't think there is anything new here. John Hinkley shot Ronald Reagan because he was trying to win favor with Jodi Foster. It does seem like there has been an uptick in the messages, the sexual messages that come from movies. But, my god, look at all of the people who watch these movies and listen to music and don't go out and kill people. This is a case primarily about mental health and I think we have got to keep our eye on that ball.</s>BALDWIN: I agree with you. We have talked about mental health the last couple of days, and we will continue to do so. That is the conservation. Michael Smerconish, see you this weekend. And, Mel Robbins, thank you very much -- both of you.</s>ROBBINS: Thanks you.</s>BALDWIN: Just ahead, we have to talk about Donald Sterling, lashing out at critics, saying he will fight to keep his L.A. Clippers team, with word that his wife is actually in talks. So what does that actually mean legally? We will discuss that. Also ahead, Kate Middleton, a German tabloid has posted this compromising photo, shall we say, of her bare backside that some are really calling a breach of privacy. What do you think? You're watching CNN. Stay with me.
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