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Don Lemon Thinks His Critics Are “Out of Their Rabbit A** Minds”
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Don Lemon Thinks His Critics Are “Out of Their Rabbit A** Minds”

President Trump – the FIFA Peace Prize winner – is waging war against Iran and the First Amendment. Don Lemon has something to say about all of it.

Clock It with Symone & Eugene · Symone Sanders Townsend, Eugene Daniels, Don Lemon

March 12, 202651m 37sExplicit

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Show Notes

As the war in Iran extends into week two, the White House is turning the deadly fighting into a meme, while the president and Marco Rubio eye their next target: Cuba. And after being arrested for covering an ICE protest in Minnesota, Don Lemon comes on the show and gets real about his legal battle with the Department of Justice. The independent journalist and former CNN anchor has been called a “sleazebag” by the President of the United States. But he remains undeterred. He reminds us that the First Amendment is the “bedrock of our constitution,” and at the end of the day he believes he will have the last word.

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