KTLA's Sam Rubin goes off on Perez Hilton: 'Demand this, you talentless dope!' [VIDEO]

 

Perez Hilton wants an apology, and whoa boy does he want it now.

But judging by this video, KTLA's Sam Rubin really couldn't give a flying feedbag about anything Perez wants.

The gossip maven, never shy about making his needs public, was tweet-manding an apology and an on-air correction Monday after he left KTLA's studio rather than wait to go on later than he'd expected. Seems he thought the KTLA team misrepresented the situation after he left.

But here's a taste of what Rubin really thinks:

"Guess what!" he hollers. "The KTLA Morning News and yours truly have been here long before Perez Hilton upchucked his way onto the scene and we will be here long after he slithers away."

We'd insert the supportive shouts from the rest of the gang, but it's way more fun to experience.

Watch the video.

-- Christie D'Zurilla

[For the record, 3:37 p.m. Dec. 8, 2009: Oh, snap! The headline on this post originally quoted Sam Rubin as saying, "You talentless hack." In fact, he said, "You talentless dope." And if you don't think that is an embarrassing mistake to make -- just trust me, it is/cdz]

Photo: Perez Hilton arrives at the 37th annual American Music Awards on Nov. 22 in Los Angeles. Credit: Chris Pizzello / Associated Press.

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[CDZ from the Ministry]

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MOG doesn't publish profanity -- resubmit without and I'll be very likely to publish. Can't use **'d out words either, or --'d, or stuff in acronyms.

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[CDZ from the Ministry]

Hey all ... still eager to publish those comments, but I can't if there's profanity. Even if letters are asterisked out, as I said in my last note.

Typing it like this -- Chr*stie -- doesn't change the fact that that's my name ... you get the idea.

Thanks! Resubmit if you'd like.

/cdz