Oprah, Arsenio condemn Donald Sterling

Oprah Winfrey made an appearance on CBS This Morning. She and Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz were on the show to talk about a new chai tea that Oprah has created for the coffee chain.

But they were asked, of course, about Clippers owner Donald Sterling's racist comments.

Schultz, also a former NBA owner, said that if he were in charge, "I'd ban him for life," adding, "This is much more than just about the NBA, this is about America."

And Oprah's view of the situation? "You've been following the story?" asked her BFF Gayle King. "Of course I've been following this story, and it feels like a plantation mentality in the 21st Century, in 2014. It just doesn't fit. And I'm waiting to see what they're going to do. Because something has to be done."

And on Monday's Arsenio, late-night host Arsenio Hall took some jabs. "Now I know why it's so hard to get good chicken wings at a Clipper game," he cracked.

He went on to urge fans not to get mad, but "get even."

He brought out a giant cut-out of Sterling and said, "If Donald Sterling was upset that his girlfriend was being Instagrammed with black people, imagine how upset he would be if there were pictures of HIM on Instagram with black people."

He told everyone in the audience to pose with Sterling, adding you can download a photo on Arsenio's site.

"Be creative!"