and iris nova are -- or iris nova, rather, houses dirty lemon as a brand but then we're investing inds and we're also launching new brands underneath the platform >> okay, so, if i do use the phone number, the back end powered by tulio, a friend of the show >> correct yes. we have tulio powering and sending messages out to consumers but all of the tech infrastructure is in-house >> is this one of those things where you're -- what is your demographic? what would you say the average person is? >> for the dirty lemon brand it's millennial females. 25 to 45-year-old females is the predominant audience for dirty lemon but we're expanding into a broad range of beverages so we have two other brands that are launching this year. that will be at varying price points and available for a variety of different demographics >> would you ever do cannabis? >> we actually launched the first cbd beverage in the united states >> you did >> last year and it was extremely success one of our best sellers but we decided to take it off the market at the end of last year because there's a lot of challenges l

>> dirty pool, lemon. >> you are the attorney. you've been covering what the president refers to as the brown menace. i want to hear your response to that. >> glad to be on the record, d. lemon. i'll be watching. >> see you. we have a lot to cover. nice show. >>> i am don lemon and we're really getting down to the wire. we're going to follow the report we talked about, but in a few hours, 36 hours, people around the country and around the world will finally see what is actually in the mueller report, at least as much as the attorney general will let us see. no matter how much is redacted of those 300 or 400 pages, we are bound to know a lot more come thursday than we do right now. and that's got a lot of people on team trump really worried tonight about what they said to mueller and how much of it could or will become public. some of them are telling cnn that they are dreading thursday, not looking forward to it at all, dreading what they fear will be a credible account of chaos inside the white house. you know it's not going to b

lemon. >> i'll see 'ya. i want to hear from you, i'm going to do a segment that everyone wants to watch, everyone should watch this segment. it's about halfway through the show. text me. >> done. >> i'm don lemon, we've got a lot to talk about, so much, so much for transparency. remember how they used to criticize the former president, this administration is not transparent. so much for transparency. so much for giving you, you should be pissed off, so much for giving you the american people the chance to make up your minds about the mueller investigation for yourselves. they're treating you like fools. let's tell them what to think. like that was ever going to happen, that they were ever going to let you make up your own mind. time after time this attorney general has done everything he can to get out ahead of the report and make people think that they already know what it says. they don't. people, you don't know what it says. you haven't seen it. why not just put it out there and let you make up your mind

lemon right now. >> a couple things. i told you -- give you a little bit. >> please. >> don't want to give away too much. she made a point to me and i thought it was accurate. she said members of congress have the highest levels of security. >> security clearance. >> top secret. they see sources and methods all the time. they take an oath not to reveal those sources and methods. so they're pushing back on that whole thing about, you know, not -- about redacting a lot of it, concerned about there will be pages and pages of this, that's completely redacted and what good does that do for them or anyone? and i get your point on that. and also, again, if you're concerned about sources and methods, this whole thing that you hear, this whole aboutism, let's go back and investigate the investigators and go back the investigate the administration before that and investigate somebody there before that about the fisa and all of these things, all these things have been investigated already. president obama's not the president anymor

dirty lemon is not even a publicly traded company but this isn't really about them. this method catches on it's easy to see how our economy can keep going with hardly any meaningful wage inflation. companies that used to hire aplenty are finding ways to hire fewer people there's another reason this resonates with me. as a small business owner who's lost his wife to dish washing duties in our second restaurant all too often i can tell you it's gotten very expensive to open something new in our part of town, which is brooklyn, restaurants are going out of business left and right because they cost too much money to operate if you can't find a way to replace that $18 an hour cashier or dishwasher you're not going to want to open a new restaurant companies won't create jobs that pay $18 an hour or $20 an hour like they're doing at bank of america. the secret behind paying $20 an hour is to hire fewer people using better digital offerings because alas it's really bad idea to run a bank on the honor system so while i initially thought that 10 pbt $838 for bottled water the

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lemon. >> i can't see you, though. >> i look good. guess what i'm wearing? >> i can't see you, you see me. i guess i'm on the air. >> it's just us, don. speak freely. >> i'm so glad you said that because there is no other way of describing this man's behavior other than being a political operative. >> no holds barr. >> no holds barr. if you look at everything that's gone on, what he wrote about as special counsel before he even became attorney general, what he said in his hearings, and a lot of people who gave him the benefit of the doubt, i sat here and watched them. okay, all right. now they're eating a whole lot of crow, and people who were big fans of his, gave him the benefit of the doubt saying, you know what, i can't -- the only thing i can say is that he's being a political operative, and he is not being transparent. >> look, it's not the first time we've seen it. i don't want you to hit me with the both sides stick. i take that beating freely because that's my job. however, you know who got it right? the president. once bitten, twice shy. he wasn't

lemon.t beaten up on twitter for what i just said. >> but i'll take my bow here. because i always -- >> oh, please. >> i always say the loudest voices aren't necessarily the majority and they aren't always right. and you know i always get on you because i say, chris, why do you respond to people who have two followers? >> because i'm engaged. not hoity-toity. >> oh, my gosh. that's not even it. what i'm telling you is they don't even represent the electorate. twitter is an outrage machine. >> true. >> the headline would be, "no one on twitter was outraged today." >> fair point. >> i think in this there is a lesson for democrats, and i also think there is a lesson for the media as well, and i think there is a lesson for conservatives. number one, we'll start with conservatives. it says that this party is not the group of socialists that you're making it out to be. for the media, it means you should pay less attention to those loud voices and the criticism from online. and for democrats, is th

lemon. what else do you need to know? >> duh, duh.e cozy relationship that he has with state-run television that we talk about all the time. it is an echo chamber. he sees something there, and then he all of the sudden makes it his mission to say what they say, repeat what they say, and then make it a sort of a campaign thing. so i mean, i'm not shocked by it. are you? >> yep. the idea that he actually says it. he actually says me and fox, like we're the same thing. >> yeah, well, you know, he talks about how he talks to sean hannity all the time. he calls him on stage at a campaign rally. what do you think? >> for a president to see a news organization as part of his administration with the "we." is that like the royal we or the affinity we? >> i'm sorry, chris cuomo, i'm don lemon. where have you been for the last few years? >> you never hear presidents say this. >> but you know the relationship he has with fox news. you know the relationship fox news has with him. >> but to say it? >> he is emboldened by a lot of things. maybe he l

i am don lemon.orney general barr's handling of the report, he is scheduled to testify on capitol hill next week about the budget but likely will face questions about the mueller report. don't forget they're demanding he release the full report without redactions. and jeremy nadler is vowing to issue it if barr doesn't cooperate. he's also turning up the heat, demanding the justice department turn over communications between barr and mueller. so far he says he'll release a redacted version by the middle of this month and that clock is

lemon starts right now. can i get an amen? >> you can get an amen. and that is why the fastest growing group out there, people who are unaffiliated with religion because of the hypocrisy and other things and people who have no belief in religion at all. and i think it's in -- well, the studies show it's in big part because of the hypocrisy and people like steve king and the president of the united states and quite frankly many christians in this country who twist the scriptures and doctrine in the bible to fit their political beliefs and to fit what they believe it should be and also to keep people subjugated and in check and also to keep their stature or status in society, as simple as that. >> you are 100% correct. you know who agrees with you most? -- >> she's mad at me. >> she is not mad at you, she loves you, even though d. lemon has my 9-year-old in his office, pumps her for information, puts it on video. >> she said i could videotape her -- >> never trust the media. how many times have i told you this? the media is not your friend, not even un

throughout the don lemon defense. >> greg: unintentionally hilarious monologue from don lemon. or maybe it was intentionally. i don't know. dana. these people defending joe, should i do the -- should i say what if it were a republican? >> dana: i get it. i don't like "what about-ism." i don't like it. sorry. >> jesse: it leaves me without a lot to say. [laughter] >> dana: you did plenty and you did very well. >> jesse: thank you. wait till the b block. >> dana: here's the thing. it obviously is a calculated attack from his side. they knew he was waiting until april to announce. the thing about biden is if you're going to run against these characters -- i'm not even talking about donald trump. if you are going to run in this primary, you've got to be ready. he has no campaign apparatus to deal with it. this story has been going on for a week and they don't really have a way to deal with it. he seems caught behind enemy lines. >> jesse: his surrogates were the media. didn't have anybody out there on his own side. >> katie: the way he's dealt with it is having his spokesperson bla

let's turn things over to don lemon and "cnn tonight." >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. it's on. the democratic opponent this president may fear the most launches his campaign with a shot across the bow. joe biden evoking president trump's response to the deadly white supremacist violence in charlottesville. a moment that will forever be a flash point in the trump presidency. >> he said there were "some very fine people on both sides" very fine people on both sides? with those words the president of the united states assigned a moral equivalence between those spreading hate and those with the courage to stand against it. and in that moment i knew the threat to this nation was unlike any i had ever seen in my lifetime. >> so that's it. here's the question. which charlottesville event will decide the direction of this country? will it be the president's defense of white supremacists? or will it be biden standing in opposition at the very start of his campaign? framing the choice in 2020 as one that will define the character of this country. >> we are in the battle for the

what about people like don lemon? i can't tell.i can tell that there is not a lot of -- there is a lot of opinion in his show. that is 100%. almost all opinion. >> the media guy who appears to be antifox guy. >> i use brien as a road map. high lay its all therhigh -- hes news letter he does every day. you can be certainly will follow the line, to the letter on every one of those talking points, he will push them, people who are you know all in this network, michael call calderon and othe others. they fly their flag for this particular yellology, they push it forward, you see it, once you see the patterns, you know what is good, people are starting to recognize these patterns. mark: i want to get into this when we come back. how you are being treated now had. that have you been more public or noticed by the public in terms of your comments, we'll be right back. i really didn't expect to learn so many interesting details. ancestrydna was able to tell me where my father's family came from in columbia. they pinpointed the columbian and

and if it is a lemon thought. the canals water came from the nearby river. that. today ricardo and his friends ran a vague ana and rodriguez daca can walk across the river bend. in that was the river how it got fifteen years ago now it's the garbage dump and the water stuck in the other car the trees up on the hills the river was stolen from us out of the. road rico mandara is the founder of motor team an initiative to protect drinking water. we're going to go all over the. walsall i remember this river being a place of joy and relaxation we came here to swim in summer i find it deeply shocking to see how it is now i can't stand it of one of a castle. bridges in bhutan could barely serve a purpose these days but the water hasn't disappeared. it's hidden away in the afrikander plantations nearby thousands of hectares of these water guzzling fruits grown for export including to europe. while at the same time many people get their water brought in on trucks at the expense of the tax plan. including those who have been farmers their entire lives and had enough water.

best skin remedy she knows it has a powerful effect on the skin especially when it's combined with lemon juice and other natural products. and stim are just barely gratis says james is the first thing he takes when he's ill and it's even better with a bit of honey and lemon. for your comments. to see it becomes a seedling it grows its first leaves. and then flowers and eventually the fruit with fields of its own and so the cycle begins again but plans change constantly depending on the time of day. joshua crave from ghana sent in this photo with a question for us. why do flowers close at night and how do they do it. the flowers don't only move when the wind blows. or when you give them to your sweetheart. it all happens so slowly that the movement is best captured with time lapse photography. a rose bursts into bloom. morning plants open and close their blossoms every day not all at night but at different times depending on their needs why is that they only pollinators to carry their pollen to other flowers and fertilize them. but have flowers all opened at the same time the competition

i'm don lemon.he groundbreaking report by the special counsel bob mueller. 440 pages long and although it contains redactions tonight we're learning plenty about the conclusions mueller reached of investigations into russia interference in the 2016 election. and we're learning much more about president trump's behavior and all of his lies. despite what mr. trump and his

with other families and as i drive around san francisco i see any trees with apples or mrumdz and lemon trees i can see the food going to waste and brought that idea back to the department many of the trees where the fruit would go to waste we origin or crop and pick other fruits and delivery this to food banks or shelters to people who need them. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was to start growing food and giving it away. and getting my neighbors to who

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this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. washington is a pressure cooker right now, pressure cooker tonight and what's happening now is really putting the pressure on the president and on his attorney general. the judiciary chairman, jerry nadler, upping the ante and demanding that attorney general barr release all the summaries reportedly written by mueller's team as soon as possible, but that's not all. in his letter to the attorney general nadler also writes this, he says in light of the reported disagreements between the special counsel's office and yours, we all request that you produce to the committee all communications between the special counsel's office and the department regarding the report. more on that in a moment. >>> and, first on cnn, we have learned that michael cohen, who is the president's former lawyer, keeper of secrets, who's sure not keeping those secrets anymore, that michael cohen has discovered a hard drive containing over 14 million files, 14 million. says it's e-mails, it's voice recordings, and

lemon. what's your take?a big wet kiss to the president if he wrote a whole letter putting in -- that's all fine and dandy. we know he's been partisan when it comes to the mueller letter and concerned about his own firing during the entire process, he's been on the good side of the president, reportedly, and on the bad side of the president. but frankly it comes as no surprise. we all knew he was going to step down after this. >> he's the guy who picked mueller. he created this whole situation. it seems like he's talking to us, more about the media and really nothing about the president even though he's the guy who thought we needed a special counsel. >> i've been wanting to ask you this. there have been reports about him, right. do you think he's a double agent type? >> i don't know what to make of him. i say enigma. i don't get it. they brought him to be an ax on comey, then he picks mueller, the vindication of comey, you needed an outside source to process this because the president's actions were so shady

i'm don lemon. we have got to talk about this president's abuse of power. his disrespect for the rule of law and for our democratic institutions, it is happening again and again and again in the trump white house. and it seems to be the strategy de jure in the wake of the mueller report. the president telling "the washington post" this tonight about aides testifying to congress and then i quote here, okay? he says there is no reason to go any further and especially in congress where it's very partisan, obviously very partisan. okay. the latest example of a white house just outright stone walling. treasury secretary steve mnuchin ignoring the deadline for turning over president trump's tax return tuesday the chairman of the house ways and means committee. chairman richard neal made a lawful request for the president's returns. a lawful request. he gave the irs until 5:00 p.m. to respond. mnuchin, well, he stepped in saying his department will take what he called final action on the committee's request by may 6th. and what are the odds that the final action w

i'm don lemon.orney general william barr will face a congressional committee for the first time since he released his four-page letter about the mueller report. the pressure is on to explain why he summed up a report using just a handful of lines from the actual report. democrats on the committee are planning to drill down on that tomorrow. the chairwoman saying this is a quote, in part, even for someone who has done this job before, i would argue it is more suspicious than impressive. attorney general says he'll release a redacted version by the middle of this month and the clock is ticking. it could come any day now. the problem is we don't know how much of

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lemon?> it depends what you do over time. >> wait a minute, you're doing the same thing. >> if you answered one word, i would have answered one word too. so my answer is no. how about that? i'm kidding. >> oh, come on. you're breaking my heart. >> i've got to run, governor. >> don't do that to me. >> see you next time. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> a lot more on former vice president joe biden announcing his bid for president, coming out swinging against president trump. is that the message voters want to hear? run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. run with us. ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! (vo) you ea

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lemon starts right now. >> it's exhausting. we have to do it but it's exhausting to fact check this president. it's something, you know, i'm glad that there are news organizations that are people who are devoted, that's their job, they're devoted to doing it because it's really exhausting. >> i think that the tedium of catching him when it's really pretty obvious, you got to be careful not to let it get tedious. not to let it get tiresome because you have to pick the ones that matter. 78%, your house went down. i don't care about that, with the windmill b sprns. even the windmill thing to me is more funny if nothing else. funny in a ridiculous way about it him. >> right. >> you have is to keep track of it because he uses it tas a sels tool to people it wo. it worked on this guy from texas we had on tonight. he's going to to thdo this, did same thing with the shutdown. brinksmanship is dicey, when it's based on lies and deception, it's more of a gamble. >> it is. >> that's what's going to happen if you close the border. >> it wo

lemon, what's your take? >> stunned, as you could see.responses. it's interesting. i think you were right that it's going to be a campaign for those who said either yes, they should be able to vote even the most awful people among us or we should have a conversation about it. i think it's going to be an issue. >> senator kamala harris said she's now revised her opinion in saying those who are in prison, no, they don't get to vote. >> no, well, last night that's not what she said, but, listen, she can revise her position and change her mind or maybe she just didn't get it out last night. but i think that is going to be an issue. and i think it's a real -- it's an interesting subject of question to debate. but i think most people in america feel once you've paid your debt to society maybe you should have the opportunity to go out and vote and at least exercise your constitutional rights. but if you're in prison, if you've committed a crime like the boston marathon bombings or you've assaulted or abused a child, i don't think most americans

lemon starts right now. >> it's exhausting. to do it but it's exhausting to fact check this president. it's something, you know, i'm glad that there are news organizations that are people who are devoted, that's their job, they're devoted to doing it because it's really exhausting. >> i think that the tedium of catching him when it's really pretty obvious, you got to be careful not to let it get tedious. not to let it get tiresome because you have to pick the ones that matter. 78%, your house went down. i don't care about that, with the windmill bs. even the windmill thing to me is more funny if nothing else. funny in a ridiculous way about him. >> right. >> you have is to keep track of it because he uses it as a sales tool for people. it worked on this guy from texas we had on tonight.

"cnn tonight" with don lemon starts right now. >> is that a golf clab you just gave me?> i love what you said. i love it. that would be great. he should go see them. let's just say he does, do you think people will think that it's sincere after everything he's said, do you think he would be welcome? maybe you should go anyways. but why do i want to see someone who demonizes me? >> life is change. politics is quick change where perception is often reality. >> do it without the cameras. >> this is politics, they do everything because it's

dirty lemon. >> sure know it well >> i had dirty lemon last night. they had this store. in sit, we used to have these openings on friday night and people come in and drink white wine they got a store in there it is an honor system, you go in and you will get ten bucks for a can of -- there is no even cannabis in it. this is the honor system, crazy millennials of what they pay i look at it and there is no cashiers i don't even know what we are talking about. >> we are talking about a cashierless store called dirty lemon where they sell drug cans? >> maybe we can do this during the break. >> i find that it is disturbing. he acts like he's in his 50s >> when we come back, boeing and air bus, where do they fit in the picture today. the future is negative, s&p is looking for a ninth day high we are back in the moment. your healthcare business. ng vif hat if she has a heart problem & the staff needs to know, they will & they'll drop everything can you take a look at her vitals? & share the data with other specialists yeah, i'm looking at them now. & they'll drop everything hey

lemon starts right now. can i get an amen? >> you can get an amen. growing group out there, people who are unaffiliated with religion because of the hypocrisy and other things and people who have no belief in religion at all. and i think it's in -- well, the studies show it's in big part because of the hypocrisy and people like steve king and the president of the united states and quite frankly many christians in this country who twist the scriptures and doctrine in the bible to fit their political beliefs and to fit what they believe it should be and also to keep people

what about people like don lemon? tcan't tell. is there's not a lot of -- there's a lot of opinion in his show. that's 100%. in fact, it's almost all opinion from beginning to end -- >> you have brian stelter on the weekend who appears to be the anti-fox guy. >> i use him as a road map for the political propaganda strategy of the progressive movement because he lays it all out there in his newsletter that he does every day and in the what he says. you can look at media matters for america's talking point, and you can be absolutely certain that brian stelter will follow the line to the letter on every one of those talking point, and he'll be pushing them. and the people who are all in that network, michael calderon and all of these others, joe hagen who went from new york magazine to somewhere else now but still -- these are like, you know, they fly the flag for this particular political ideology. and they all work together and they elevate each other, and they tweet each other's work, forward.push it and you see it, once you start