In disgraced Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's first televised interview since audio of him making seemingly racist remarks was leaked, he told CNN's Anderson Cooper he's "not racist" and apologized over and over — but the apology then turned into a bizarre attack on Magic Johnson in which he said the legendary baller "should be ashamed" of his AIDS and said "he doesn't do anything" for "the black people."

The interview took place Sunday in Beverly Hills, Calif. and aired Monday evening on Anderson Cooper 360° in what was likely supposed to help repair the embattled NBA owner's reputation, but instead may have made things worse.

Explosive audio was leaked late last month in which Sterling, 80, told his alleged mistress, V. Stiviano, to delete all photos of African-Americans from her Instagram account, including famous faces like Johnson and LA Dodgers star Matt Kemp.