d"don lemon tonight," big star,d lemon, right now. how are we going to celebrate juneteenth? >> when there is progress, we should celebrate. we'll figure it out this weekend. but i am just going to celebrate by honoring the people who came before me. i try to celebrate it, every day. by honoring the people, who came before me, who fought for me to be able to sit in this seat, every night. to be able to speak with authority. to be able to give my point of view, not opinion -- there's a difference. opinion is not based in fact. a point of view is based in fact and in truth. and it is in my particular lens, through which i am speaking, as a black man in america, who happens to be gay. and i have the incredible opportunity to have this platform to -- to speak directly, not only to the american people but, to the world. to more than 200 countries around the world. so that's how i try to honor evhonor, every single day, the enslaved people who were my ancestors. so there you go. >> part of the learning curve there. enslaved, not slaves. >> enslaved, you're right. >> and our friends

it is now time for the big show, "don lemon tonight," with its star, d lemon.e podcasts? for your place to get podcasts? you will see, in apple podcasts, a new offering. >> what is it? >> with the big star, d lemon, called "the handoff." >> ha-ha. wait, who is that guy on the left? >> good hairline. they really don't like what we see because they don't even show our mouths. first episode is out, brother. >> i know. but they are telling us to shut up. and look ugly. >> i will tell you what. you win this. because you have better spacing of wide eyes. look how close my eyes are. beady, beady, little eyes. you have nice spacing. so what do you want people to know about this? >> what i want people to know about it is, you know, it -- in the media, it's been said, oh, it's what they do every night. it's not going to be do what we do every night. it is -- we are going to up the ante. because the freedom we will have in a podcast

>> can't find the vote, d lemon.utah's -- all four of utah's members of c congress voted not to remove her. called the officer, asked for an answer. still waiting. but i don't see any proof that chris stuart voted to remove her from the conference. >> we need to time out, chris stuart, come back in the chambers for a conference. >> in his statement. but he didn't vote to remove her. >> and so, and we're sure about that. we don't know. >> i see no proof of the vote. again, i will give him this. he was critical of what she said, in his statement. but it is a little consistent with the game he was playing tonight, which is the insurrection? it's no worse and, in fact, not as bad as what happened with antifa. qanon? i don't care about them, any more than i do antifa and if you want to look at this, you got to look at that. everything was a balancing test, as if nothing can just be wrong, anymore. it's only wrong, for me, if i can't say that you did something wrong, as well. >> you have to point out the something else. >>

d. lemon. >> you're right. good to see people out. we saw some folks this weekend. young people are partying. >> they were. we were jealous. we were jealous. >> good for they will. >> our geritol. taking our digestives. do you have a pro biotic you can put in my arnold palmer, please? i've been watching the situation. we did a story here a couple weeks ago on just all over the country, people going to the supermarkets, the costco, the planes, but the plane in particular is just very scary. you had someone trying to open the door. he couldn't do it because of, you know, how it is formed. >> i don't know if he could or couldn't. >> because of physics, it would be virtually impossible for him to do it. i don't want anyone to try. what is happening on airplanes, i think we're dealing with a lot of mental health issues. some of it stemming from the pandemic and just people with undiagnosed issues. maybe they couldn't get to therapy or afraid. i have no idea. and just a lot of angry people who seem to have lost their manners and what it is like to be a human being. calm d

d. lemon, i love ya. >> good night. >>> a dangerous day and night in surfside. our hearts are with the folks there. they want some -- they want to know something. i hate the term closure but that's kind of what they want. rescuers are ducking falling debris there. there is rain forecast for every day for the next several days, lightning a constant risk as they are essentially standing on a huge piece of metal, lightning rod, right? they're still out there digging around the clock. more than 3 million pounds of concrete already removed from that site. more than 800 responders from 60 agencies assisting with the search for any sign of the 149 people still unaccounted for as the death toll rises to 12 tonight. dispatch audio coming out of a first responder, a first responder, not the first responrespond er arriving on the scene. people still standing on balconies begging for help. the first responder saying it almost resembles the trade center. >> we have a 13-story building with host most of the building . this building does not look stable. we have people standin

d. lemon. >> thank you, sir. man, down in florida, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. they're dealing with a mess, and it's hard not to think about them right now and all these new -- i saw the report about the pool and, you know, the maintenance under the pool and we'll talk about it. >> it's a mess. it's a mess. >> the worst part is there is this looming agony of the unknown. we're all holding up hope for miracles and they do happen. looking for 150 million people introduces realities to these people, these families, the extended families and -- >> 150 people. >> 150 at least. >> you said 150 million. >> i'm sorry, no, 150 people at least. we'll see. we'll see what the number is. it would be great to have miracles. i know the people doing the search haven't given up hope but in circling back with some of them this weekend, we got to be careful, legal analysis is subjective to speculation. norm eisen is a great legal mind and you need to know here is a potential avenue. it could go this way, that way. that's legal analysis. factual analysis of what happened does not b

d. lemon. >> i love you too, sir. this is "don lemon tonight" and what we learned today about the january 6th insurrection is chilling. it tells you just how bad the peril to democracy is in this country, even now. five months after those insurrectionists stormed the capitol. i'm going to keep talking about it. intelligence failures, warnings ignored. police sent to the front lines without the protection they needed, some without helmets or shields in the face of blood-thirsty trump-supporting rioters. we all saw what happened. there it is. there it is. there it is. we all saw those brave police officers. american heroes. paying the price for all the failures and now, the new senate report on what happened that day is revealing just how bad those security failures were. the main intel unit of the capital police, quote, was aware of the potential for violence. they knew. they knew it before it happened. it was all over social media. all over. and while some definitely saw the warnings, others were in the dark leaving t

"don lemon" tonight with its big star d-lemon right now. >>> okay, so let's see, who's darker? what happened? did you, "a," they put the wrong makeup in your room poweder? >> i have no powder. >> "b," you fell asleep in the tanning bed. >> i've never been in a tanning bed in my life. >> "c," you went fishing today? >> i did not fish today, as usual, "d," you are wrong, and i cannot make a joke about it because you've been canceled. >> you will not be canceled, i'm telling you, it's over. >> i love being outside, i spent most of my day outside. >> i know. >> i've been doing more and more of my work outside, been doing stuff around the house. >> finally you're doing something. dragging your -- >> i'm trying, i'm trying. >> -- butt out of bed. >> i have growing anxiety about where we are and how things are. when you said that you're going to have a summer like you were 12, i'm always happy for the people i love to be happy and want to enjoy their lives. but i was really thinking about like also where we are. and you have to make the most of moments. because there's so little guara

d. lemon called the handoff. >> who is that guy on the left? >> good hairline. the suggestion that they really don't like what we say because they don't even show our mouths. the first else is out. >> i know. but they're telling us to shut up and look ugly. >> i'll tell you what. you win this. you have better spacing of wide eyes. look how close my eyes are. beady. beady little eyes. what do you want people to know about this? >> i want people to know, it's been said, it is what they do every night. it is not what we do every night. we're going to up the anty. the freedom we have in a podcast, it is not on broadcast or cable television where you have a bit more restraints and the parameters are tighter. in a podcast, we are freer as you are freer on the radio to say certain things, talk about certain things. what i want people to know is, this is a place for everyone to come to. as i have said, if you are easily offended, you definitely want to watch this -- i mean listen to us. if you are not easily offended, you definitely want to liberty to us. especially if

d. lemon. what's up? >> i tell you what, every once in awhile you got to wonder if this is worth it and somebody like this kid, night bird, comes into your life and you get the opportunity to give her this platform so people can hear her sing and where her song is coming from and what he's dealing with the rest of us can't hold a candle to and our attitude is what we need and then, it's suddenly worth it. >> listen, she's very talented no doubt and she's an inspiration, very inspiring but we each have our talents. you have your calling. you have your talent and you're very good at it so don't discount what you do. don't under estimate -- >> i ain't no night bird. >> you can't sing. you make people cry a lot. >> i can sing. i can make people cry, too. i'd like to make you cry. >> listen, i tell ya, i want to talk about something and congratulations to her and i like having her on but we're having an important election in new york city right now. a lot of it has to do -- the biggest issue is what you talked

we're getting cancelled. >> i love you, d lemon. i got to get out of here. >> i love you, too. >> i got to feed my family. >> i will see you later. i love you, too. this is "don lemon tonight." thank you, so much, for joining us. a lot of big, big news, today and tonight, as a matter of fact. but i want to start with the overwhelming vote in the house, tonight, establishing juneteenth as a federal holiday. can you believe that? many of you are probably unfamiliar. so, for those who are unfamiliar, juneteenth marks june 19th. that's 1865. that was the end of slavery, when a union general announced, in gavellveston, texas, that slavery was over in accordance with president lincoln's 1863 emancipation proclamation. black-americans. but that was two years after. can you believe it? black people were free and emancipated, and then didn't find out -- it was on purpose, purposefully -- that they weren't free or emancipated, two years after. so, black-americans have long observed juneteenth as the unofficial end of slavery in this country. t

now, it is time for the big show, "don lemon tonight," and its star, d lemon. >> thank you, sir. man. down in florida. boy, oh boy, oh, boy. they are dealing with a mess. and it's hard not to think about them right now. and all these new -- i saw the report about the pool, you know, and the maintenance under the pool and all that. and we are going to talk about it but it's a mess. it's a mess, it's a mess. >> it is a mess. and the worst part is that there is this looming agony of the unknown. we are, all, holding out hope for miracles and they do happen. but looking for 150 million people introduces realities to these people, these family, the extended families, and they're raw. >> you mean 150 people? >> 150, at least. >> you said 150 million. >> oh, i'm sorry. no, 150. 150 people at least. we will see. we will see what the number is. it would be great to have miracles. i know the people doing the searching haven't given up hope. but, you know, in circling back with some of 'em this weekend, we got to be careful. legal analysis is subjective to speculation. norm eisen is a great

d. lemon.ht now. >> an interesting conversation i had last night with the daughter of one of the people who's still missing. she said we're realistic. there is so much smoke. there's fire. chances are, we know, not good. but we just want closure. and i thought about that a lot over the last 24 hours, about what they want and what is needed. remember, chris, we both covered 9/11. the last person just being honest was pulled out 27 hours after the towers fell. it's been -- >> alive. >> alive. it's been six days. and i would hope that there are people there, but you speak to every single expert, and the possibility is just not there. >> listen, we all get it. here is my head space on it. i'll hold out for a miracle because there is no downside to doing it. >> hold out for a miracle. i agree. >> i don't think that's being abusive of the victims. they hold their own head and heart. i'm not holding out for a miracle for answers. that is about pressure and time. and we are learning there were things t

it is now time for the big show, "don lemon tonight," and the big star d lemon. >> as i saw you start your broadcast earlier, you said there is lots of big news going on. and there is. we have lots to talk about. we have to talk about crime. we have to talk about what you were just talking about. but i tell you, a really big story today is britney spears. britney spears, in court. not often, do you get a star that big, being as candid and as open. i am traumatized. traumatized. i've told the world i am happy and okay. but i'm traumatized. i'm not happy. i can't sleep. i'm so angry, it is insane. she said that she was forced to use birth control against her will. she wants her father out. and she wants out of that conservatorship. i -- i don't know where we go, from here. but this is, certainly, something that we should be paying attention to. where does the conservatorship end? and autonomy for britney spears, a fully-grown woman, begin? >> and finding that she can be in charge of her affairs. and she will not be susceptible to undue influence. and that -- this is -- i've never seen a

d"don lemon tonight," big star,d lemon, right now. how are we going to celebrate juneteenth? but i am just going to celebrate by honoring the people who came before me. i try to celebrate it, every day. by honoring the people, who came before me, who fought for me to be able to sit in this seat, every night. to be able to speak with authority. to be able to give my point of view, not opinion -- there's a difference. opinion is not based in fact. a point of view is based in fact and in truth. and it is in

"don lemon tonight," with its big star, d lemon, right now. >> okay. so, let's see. who's darker? what happened? did you, a, they put the wrong makeup in your room -- powder. oh, you have powder on. >> i have no powder on. >> b, you fell asleep in the tanning bed. >> i have never been in a tanning bed, in my life. >> or, c, you went fishing today? >> i did not fish today. as usual, it is, d, you are wrong. and i can't make a joke about it, because i'll get cancelled. so what i will tell you is -- >> you won't get cancelled, i'm telling you that. >> sure. what i will tell you is this. i love being outside. i spend most of my day outside. >> yeah, i know. >> i have been doing more and more of my work outside. i've been doing stuff around the house. >> finally, you're doing something. you -- dragging your -- >> i'm trying. i have growing anxiety about where we are, and how things are. and when you said that you're going to have a summer, like you were 12. i'm always happy for the people i love to be happy, and want to enjoy their lives. but i was really thinking about, like, also, wh

d. lemon. >> talk to you later. >> this is "don lemon tonight," what we are hearing from former president barack obama should make every single american sit up and take notes. this is really serious. our democracy is imperial, we are right now in a crisis. i know people are saying our crisis is on a rise. no, we are in a crisis. it was not a picnic. there it is right there. america divided by race, demanding justice for george floyd flooded our streets. and the assault on what may be our most precious rights is the right to vote. that assault spreading all across this country. former president barack obama speaking out on all of it tonight. i want you to listen to what he told anderson of what's going in more and more states across legislation. >> are we more teethering or are in crisis? >> i think we have to worry when one of our major political parties is willing to embrace a way of thinking about our democracy that would be unrecognizable and unacceptable even five years ago or a decade ago. when you look at some of the laws that are being passed at the state legislature level where le

d. lemon, i love you. >> you more. this is "cnn tonight." no, this is "don lemon tonight." i want to talk about the current president and really one of the reasons why he ran. let's talk about that. he said that charlottesville was a moment that he knew he had to run. today talking openly in tulsa about the massacre of black men, black women, black children and the destruction of a whole community and announcing steps to close the wealth gap between black and white people in this country. imagine that. where has that been? i shouldn't even just say for the last five years, but where has that been? so he's facing fierce residence from the republican party that is entrenched with the big lie, the party of white grievance. the president vowing to fight back against the forces that would hide the truth, the forces that would deny one of the most sacred rights of our democracy, the right to vote. who would deny that right, especially to black and brown voters. here it is. >> this sacred right is under assault with incredible intensity like i've never seen, even though i got star

d. lemon isn't here. you get the upgrade. now the energy makes sense. it is the laura coates. >> it was my personal wind machine. >> intense intelligence. it was taking on my basically little better than lizard brain. >> what a way to have a friday night. thank you for saying that. ufo and waves of intelligence. there's a connection. >> some people believe your sense of what's right and wrong. your quickness. maybe you have green skin under there. >>> maybe it is from some where else. >> no, chris, i woke up like this. i woke up just like this. what are you talking about? >> what are you talking about? do i have enough concealer on? >> whatever. >> have a great night, my friend. >> you too. >> this is "don lemon tonight," i am laura coates in for don. democracy is at risk with there is the threat from increasing cyber warfare that this country is frankly not prepared for. new urgency tonight from the biden administration over this country's vulnerabilities to attacks from criminal syndicates based from russia. attacks of everything to one of to a major

d. lemon. what's up? it and somebody like this kid, night bird, comes into your life and you get the opportunity to give her this platform so people can

d. lemon. >> you said there's lots of big news on and there is.crime and what you were just talking about, but i tell you a really big story today is britney spears in court. not often do you get a star that big being as candid and open, i'm traumatized, tratraumatized. i told the world i'm happy and okay. i'm not happy. i can't sleep. i'm so angry. it is insane. she said she was forced to use birth control against her will. she wants her father out and she wants out of tha

d. lemon. >> i watched your show talking about this justice department thing and what they are doing. look, this is egregious. but it's only six months out from the former guy. this is -- i feel there is going to be more. i think there is more where this came from. we are in a very, very dangerous place right now. >> regardless of the scope and the breadth of it, the pity is people were not wrong to want to change. they were not wrong to want somebody outside the game to come in and stop all the shenanigans and the inside plays and the toxicity. >> are you talking about the 2020 election? >> yeah, always. but what they need to understand is the reason this party, this story matters, is that they just picked the wrong change agent. >> are you talking about joe biden? >> no. when people voted for trump -- >> i completely disagree with you. >> let me make my point. >> no, but change just for the sake of change, chris -- >> no, it wasn't change for the sake of change. it was never change for sake of change. >> you are never going to tell me trump was a change agent for good and people tho

. >> let's bring in d lemon.you -- >> yeah. >> 98, 99, 100. >> before you speak -- what's the matter? you allergic to the ground? you only go halfway? >> oh, i was just getting ready for the show. sorry. sorry about that, i was just doing my preshow warm-up. >> how are your pants? >> i actually ripped them. >> yep. that's what i heard. and, no, don't show me. >> my gosh. was so young and skinny. it was just three years ago. two years ago. okay. or this. what does lasagna of lies mean? >> when you make a lasagna, you start with one layer of pasta. >> okay. >> and you have the meat. then, you have ricotta. then, you have some cheese. then, you have some sauce. and then there is another layer of pasta. and then, there's more meat. and there's more ricotta. and then, you have some more cheese. and then, you have some more sauce. and you build it more and more and more and more. that is the lasagna of lies that we are dealing with on this probe. do you understand? [ laughter ] >> you go ahead. >> i'm from the south, c

d. lemon. >> you said there's lots of big news on and there is. we have to talk about crime and what you were just talking about, but i tell you a really big story today is britney spears in court. not often do you get a star that big being as candid and open, i'm traumatized, tratraumatized. i told the world i'm happy and okay. i'm not happy. i can't sleep. i'm so angry. it is insane. she said she was forced to use birth control against her will. she wants her father out and she wants out of that conservatorship. i don't know where we go from here but this is certainly something that we should be paying attention to. where does the conservatorship end and autonomy for britney spears a fully grown begin? >> and a finding she can be in charge of her affairs and she will not be susceptible and this -- i've never seen another one of these. it's brittany spears but more interesting than the person involved because kids get this. the elderly -- >> bring light to it and attention. >> absolutely. that's why we're talking about it. the elderly disabled ge

d. lemon, make your witness. i love you. >> love you too. see you soon. this is "don lemon tonight." so let's get into this. my question tonight is -- it's a simple one, but it is crucial if america is going to move forward. how do we negotiate with this republican party? how do we? can you? everything that the current legitimate mattly elected president of the united states, joe biden, everything he is trying to get done depends on the answer to that question. every single thing, voting rights, serious stuff. infrastructure, that's serious as well. nothing is going to happen if senate republicans continue to obstruct like they did when they wouldn't even allow debate on the commission to investigate the january 6 insurrection at capitol hill. that madness that happened on january 6 can't be investigated. benghazi, benghazi, benghazi. january 6, no! and more and more democrats are facing the hard truth that the only way that they're going to get anything done with a minority party that refuses to take bipartisanship seriously in a senate that is essentially a bastion of minority rule

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d. lemon. >> thank you, sir. man, down in florida, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.it's hard not to think about them right now and all these new -- i saw the report about the pool and, you know, the maintenance under the pool and we'll talk about it. >> it's a mess. it's a mess. >> the worst part is there is this looming agony of the unknown. we're all holding up hope for miracles and they do happen. looking for 150 million people introduces realities to these

d. lemon. >> i watched your show talking about this justice department thing and what they are doing. egregious. but it's only six months out from the former guy. this is -- i feel there is going to be more. i think there is more where this came from. we are in a very, very dangerous place right now. >> regardless of the scope and the breadth of it, the pity is

"don lemon" tonight with its big star d-lemon right now. >>> okay, so let's see, who's darker?u, "a," they put the wrong makeup in your room poweder? >> i have no powder. >> "b," you fell asleep in the tanning bed. >> i've never been in a tanning bed in my life. >> "c," you went fishing today? >> i did not fish today, as usual,

d. lemon. >> an interesting conversation i had with the daughter of one of the people missing.e, we know, not good, but we just want closure. and i thought about that a lot over the last 24 hours, about what they want and what is needed. remember, chris, we both covered 9/11. the last person just being honest was pulled out 27 hours after the towers fell. it's been -- >> alive. >> alive. it's been six

d. lemon. >> you're right. good to see people out. we saw some folks this weekend. jealous. >> good for they will. >> our

"don lemon tonight" and its big star, d lemon. >> yes, sir. how do you think the former president will resonate, in terms of the current state of play, within his party? >> you mean, the interview he did tonight? >> yeah. >> whoo. that's a big question. well, i think, look. i think, people -- the more people see of the former president, i think, the better. i think there is some need for clarifications about -- clarification about what he -- why he did some things. why he didn't do some things. and by the way, i will have the person who was closest to him during president -- the presidency, beside his wife, valerie jarrett is coming up on the show. i will ask her this question. i do think there needs to be some clarification because believe -- i mean, donald trump was, you know, a direct, you know, sort of answer to some people to barack obama. i, you know, personally, i think that it -- it'

d. lemon. >> you got that right, sir. how are you?hat do you think of this whole bipartisanship? >> i heard a goofy man once say that bipartisanship for the sake of itself is meaningless. >> bipartisanship for the sake of bipartisanship is empty is what the goofy man said, which is me. do you think i was right. >> if you said two plus two equals four, do i think you're right? yes, i think

d. lemon. >> you're trying to get me in shape, right? running. chris is early, what?real life. tell them what i do to you. lunch is actually at 1:30. what do i tell you? >> you do sometimes hide the time. i don't get that. it's my wife that has a little bit of a delay factor. i am prompt, brother. i am prompt. >> if lunch is at 1:30, you tell chris 12:30 or 1:00. you're the one. i'm going get in trouble for this. you're the one who is on you know what time. >> you can say whatever you want. listen, you know, i was listening to joe manchin tonight. >> oh, yeah. >> and he is not wrong about the ideal. but the question is does what he believes the senate is about still exist in reality? he's certainly -- i don't know what he is hearing from republican senators. he's got murkowski who signed on to the john lewis act, but you're not getting people to work together like it used to. he has to know that. but he is not wrong to want it. >> okay. so i'm going to half disagree with you. i think you're right about whether that senate or even the congress, whether that exists anym

"don lemon tonight," starts right now, with its big star, d lemon. >> you are trying to get me in shape never early. he's always -- even if -- in real life. we -- tell 'em what i do to you. lunch is actually at 1:30. what do i tell you? >> you do, sometimes, hide the time but i don't get that. it's my wife, that has a little bit of a delay factor. i am prompt, brother. i am prompt. >> if lunch is at 1:30, you tell chris 12:30. or 1:00. you're the one who's -- i'm going to get in trouble for this. you're the one who's on you-know-what time. >> yeah, you can say whatever you want. listen. you know, i was listening to joe manchin, tonight. >> oh, yeah. >> and he is not wrong, about the ideal. but the question is does what he believes the senate is about, still, exist, in reality? i mean, he certainly -- i don't know what he is hearing from republican senators. he's got murkowski, who signed on to the joe lewis -- the john lewis act. but, you're not getting people to work together like it used to. he has to know that. but he's not wrong to want it. >> okay, so, i'm going to half disagree wi

. >> this is d"don lemon tonight." i hope you are enjoying your j juneteenth national holiday today. we are owning up to our history and that is a good thing, as michael just said. not running away from it like so many republicans on the hill, capitol hill, i mean. like they are trying to do. so we are ending this week on a high note of truth. yet, we have seen so much shameful whitewashing of the truth this week. especially, about the deadly insurrection on january 6th, and it was an insurrection. so many lies about what really happened. today, the justice department releasing more video of horrific violence. this video is -- is graphic. actually, their acts, what they did, was graphic. lot of profanity. it's not only disturbing, it's downright frightening. but we need to keep watching these videos, because people are lying about what happened. trying to point fingers. or they are saying that it was just tourists visiting the capitol, that day. >> are you an american? >> you guys have no idea what the fuck you're doin

this is d"don lemon tonight." we have another busy night of news on multiple stories.s chris and i were just talking about, breaking news, the devastating scene down in florida as rescuers are desperately searching nonstop, right now. if you just look at these pictures. they are searching through the night for survivors of the -- of this deadly-condo collapse. surfside, florida, to be specific. just a few miles north of miami beach. at least one person is confirmed dead. 99 people, still, unaccounted for. though, it is not known, whether all of them were in the building, at the time. the mayor of miami-dade county is saying this, tonight. >> our firefighters, men, and women, are working around the clock. a huge-task force of people, that are continuing there right now. working. they're going to work all through the night. the dogs. they're working in the garage. they're working on the top, so they're visible right now. but they are -- they are proceeding with -- with all of their might. >> we are standing by for any news, and we are going to bring it to you in this bro

this is d"don lemon tonight." and the question is -- the question is -- are we watching bipartisanship theater? are we? or is it a real effort to get something done? or is it just theater? just look at what is going on in the congress, tonight. the president, joe biden, his agenda. stalled by senate republicans, determined to dig in their heels and obstruct, at every turn. infrastructure. they are talking. police reform. talking. right? voting. all that. talking. what will, all, of this talking amount to? mitch mcconnell, no surprise, not yet onboard with negotiations between a handful of members of his own part and democrats trying to salvage some kind of deal on infrastructure. after president biden shut down the talks with shelley moore capito, last night. >> yesterday, president biden showed that his patience for the smart, bipartisan approach was wearing thin. he directed democratic leaders in congress to get ready to ram through more expansive, unrelated spending, unilaterally. >> this, from the guy who said

lemon is most importantly more than that. he's a civil rights leader. the other day he spoke to "the washington post" about his feelings on civil rights and d declared thatountry.t "we're living in two different realities as black and white people," said father lemon. it's interesting we read that and here's a guy who makes millions of dollars a year from presiding over a show that's failing and that seems like a pretty good deal. but like so many, don lemon is also a victim, a successful victim. we asked on the victim scale onn the scale of meghan markle to michelle obama just how oppressed is don lemon. what's the different reality he is forced to live in? as a black man in america. we did a little bit of digging and here is the details. don lemon lives in a $4.3 million home in new york. no, he doesn't live in section 8 housing, he lives in one of the whitest towns in america and in fact, 80%, just 3% african-american. in the interview he said america needs to see more people like him. he lectures america about diversity. what he did not tell "the washington post" that in his free time he runs away from diversity.st his reality is that he doesn't like