that don lemmon doesn't do opinions. >> i don't do opinion.ference for me is i do point of view. so i'm giving my point of view as an american, as a black man who happens to be gay, but i'm also -- i also represent cnn and so i must tell the truth, and if i don't, if my facts are wrong, then i have to clarify it at have to come on television and have to apologize and say i got that wrong. >> that has never happened. so he's telling you what he bases his opinions off of at the same time he tells you he doesn't give opinions, just point of view! look up what point of view means. it means opinion! but let's be honest i'm a cnn's facts are much like their opinions in that they aren't facts. and seriously, don lemmon doesn't do opinions? the olive garden doesn't do breadsticks. and riots are peaceful and crime isn't exploding and kat timpf isn't hammered off copy toner right now. it's true. you know what they say about opinions. opinions are like a holes, everyone has one. and you know what they say about a holes with opinions? they probably work a

don lemmon is cable news host and he talks about cable news host type things with the royals are up tolown into a black hole the news. but don 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 declared that america is a racist country. "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 on the scale of meghan markle to michelle obama just how oppressed don lemon's. 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