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As of Friday, former CNN host Don Lemon has been able to avoid being arrested for his role in a Sunday takeover of a St. Paul church service thanks to some judicial activism. Reacting to everything on his Thursday podcast, Lemon patted himself on the back for his role in the incident while accusing his critics of “homophobia and racism.”

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Minnesota-based special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro was the point man for PBS News Hour’s coverage on the ongoing confrontations in far-left Minneapolis between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and mobs of activists obstructing their legal duties. Monday evening’s News Hour devoted a piddling 15 seconds to a despicable mob protest during Sunday services at…

CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish frets that the invasion of a St. Paul, Minnesota church by anti-ICE protesters could be used to harm the anti-ICE movement. Cornish fails to mention the involvement of ex-CNN host Don Lemon in the protest.

On Monday, disgraced former CNN host Don Lemon joined Jennifer Welch on the I’ve Had It Podcast News to double down on his Sunday stunt with an anti-Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) mob to storm a Twin Cities-area church, arguing he was merely “a journalist” observing a group doing what was akin to “sitting in at lunch counters” during the Civil Rights movement” or the story…

On Monday morning’s The Huddle, our friend and co-host Sean Spicer teamed with fellow co-hosts Rachael Bade and Democratic strategist Dan Turrentine to slam disgraced former CNN host Don Lemon for tagging along with an anti-Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) mob to disrupt Sunday services at Minneapolis-based City Church based on a claim someone from ICE worked there.

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On Sunday, a violent anti-Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) mob stormed City Church — a church affiliate with the Southern Baptist Church (SBC) denomination — and disrupted Lord’s Day services out of a false assumption that the pastor there was an ICE agent and demand accountability for Renee Good’s January 7 death. Thus far, ABC and CBS have yet to say a word about this ugly scene on…

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Bitter old Katie Couric wanted to blame Charlie Kirk's death on his own words. 

It’s probably safe to say that the work bromance shared between former CNN colleagues Chris Cuomo and Don Lemon was over. During the Monday night edition of Cuomo’s eponymous show, the NewsNation host blasted social media algorithms for feeding people largely hate and animus. He quickly pivoted to calling out Mediaite for feeding into it by running an article about Don Lemon attacking…

In the immediate aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, there were sickening statements made by both journalists and celebrities that either blamed Kirk himself or conservative rhetoric for his death.

Monday on his eponymous YouTube show, former CNN host Don Lemon went into the ugly, vile depths of political rhetoric with a torrent of hatred toward the Charlie Kirk memorial service, quoting from his own book published last year to call it“white nationalism wrapped in religious nationalism” imbued with false, “performative” Christianity, and a tribute to Americans of the past who glorified…

The left simply can’t seem to comprehend that their own side may have played a significant role in the ongoing political violence epidemic. During the unfolding aftermath of Wednesday’s deadly shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah college campus, The Don Lemon Show went live and hosted several guests to discuss the shooting and political violence in America