lemonis: let's make lemon! yolanda: this is the lemon mix. annette: out of fresh lemons.: fresh lemons. yolanda: we squeeze fresh lemons. annette: go ahead, now! there you go, marcus! shake what your mama gave you! lemonis: you got to shake it and stir it. annette: there you go! lemonis: okay, so that's the mix. now what we doing? annette: you got to pour this in the gelato machine. lemonis: okay, so this goes in the machine. annette: yeah. okay, now we're gonna mint and zested lemon. go ahead, there. go ahead and pour it. don't -- lemonis: i got it. okay. annette: and let it come out. we gonna put it in the mold. what we do...take it... tony: and then it has to go into the blast freezer. lemonis: and these will take how long? annette: two hours. lemonis: two hours. yolanda: and this is our biggest problem. lemonis: what's the problem? yolanda: it -- it goes on "defrost" and it shuts down. lemonis: so this doesn't work? tony: so every six hours, it goes onto a defrost. lemonis: so why wouldn't you get another one? tony: so it's brand-new. it's about $7,500. lemonis: it's

is lulu lemon going to turn into a gem?brams is here with that. >>> plus, iran oil sanctions kicking in tonight at midnight tonight. will iran really defy the u.s. >>> and around the world, take you liveo topec's hq, when we roll on. there's brushing...and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. even my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada. oral-b. brush like a pro. >>> that's kind of a cool shot you have the capitol building encased in fog when you have moisture in the air and warm weather, i'm told, fog happens. >>> welcome back another big batch of earnings to go through today all from retailers. under armour reporting before the opening bell tomorrow, adidas joining us now to talk about all of this and how retail is shaping up, and we promise not to spill water on her. move that cup. >> it's way far away. >> under armour, up 20% this year does it deserve to, based on what you're seeing >> pr

this is professor lemon. "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. i will be your guide this evening to the facts. i want to do what you could call a bit of mueller 101 tonight. talk about what the special counsel said, what he didn't say, and what it all means in very plain english, okay? so as we should always do, let's begin at the beginning. >> russian intelligence officers who are part of the russian military launched a concerted attack on our political system. the indictment alleges that the sophisticated cyber techniques to hack into computers and networks by the clinton campaign. >> there you have it, class. right out of the gate, mueller is refuting one of the president's favorite talking points, okay? his claim that the investigation was a witch hunt. this was not a witch hunt. it was an absolutely legal investigation of what russia did to interfere in our election. are you listening to me? six separate federal courts, six separate federal courts upheld mueller's appointment, his authority and his prosecutorial decisions. six separate feder

cnn with don lemon starts right now. >>> this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. hall where the former texas congressman and democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke answering questions from the audience, more than an hour in his first nationally televised town hall talking about impeach many,

. >>> plus, lemon or lime. they're the perfect complement to your summer cocktail but this morning we look at how they could seriously burn your skin. >>> and vacation nightmare. before you plan your holiday getaway, the important news about vacation stress and how easy it can ruin your relationship. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news involving harvey weinstein. the former movie mogul accused of sex wall misconduct by several women. >> weinstein has agreed to a deal that will settle lawsuits by his alleged victims but this settlement may not be the end to the harvey weinstein saga which has inspired a movement and led to the downfall entertainment industry. this morning, a possible deal in the case that helped launch the me too movement. abc news learned movie producer harvey weinstein has agreed to d the women who accuse him of sexual misconduct. if finalized, the deal would resolve lawsuits filed by board members of his former film studio as well as the new york attorney general's

>> sun. >> lemon. >> lime, lemon, parsnip -- parsley, rather and celery.o my friend and she said the drink was worth it. good advice. but something to look out for when you're mixing summer cocktails. >> we do mix those. >> occasionally. >>> let's turn to a major milestone for a classic tv show. can you believe "the brady bunch" premieres 50 years ago. that's incredible. wow, right? now the brady kids are back home in that original house. they're redoing it and bringing it to '70s style and glory and lara was right there for it all. hey, lara. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i have a question -- what do you get when you take the six original brady kid, eight hosts from eight different hgtv shows and one massive amazing undertaking, i present to you a very brady -- renovation. ♪ here's a story of a lovely lady ♪ >> reporter: "the brady bunch" is back. it's been 50 years since greg, marcia, peter, jan, bobby and cindy made their way into our hearts and homes. ♪ became the brady bunch the brady bunch ♪ >> reporter: all six reuniting for the first time in dec

lemon. >> it's not j.ddle name wrong. >> jay. >> your middle name is a. >> what do you do if you're a parent and you named your kid after a character in a tv show that you love and that character ends up being a homocidal maniac, what do you do? >> i can answer that easily, i would never name my child after a television character. i wouldn't, but if you made a commitment, leave it. obviously you like the name. it's a fictional character. what does it matter anyways. i don't even watch game of thrones. can i tell you my game of thrones story? >> please. i was dating this guy. he loved game of thrones. it was one of the first dates and i'm looking at him and i'm like what is this crap? can we mess around or something? i don't want to see this. i don't want to watch game of thrones. come on. better things to do on a he wanted to get out of there and you followed him home. >> no, he said it was an excuse to get rid of me. >>> i'm going to speak for someone who voted for this president who's a farmer, who's hur

i'm don lemon. are you listening? the president of the united states is a fraud and a con man, and the fraud and the con is on us, the american people. now we know why the president wants to keep his tax returns hidden and it's not because he's under audit. audit, schmaudit. it turns out donald trump is our con man in chief, and his biggest con was pulling the wool right over your eyes, convincing voters that he would be the best de dealmaker ever in the white house. so ears ohere's our breaking ne right now, and it is stunning. the man who ran for president on his reputation as a billionaire business genius was a really, really, really lousy businessman. literally the worst businessman in the country. i'm speaking the truth here. read the "new york times" report. in 1990 and 1991, donald trump lost more than a quarter of a billion dollars each year. a quarter of a billion a year. that is more than double the losses of the nearest taxpayers in irs records. the "new york times" analyzed previously unreleased figures fr

lemon. >> okay. see you soon. >>> this is "cnn tonight," lots to cover tonight. i'm don lemon. thank you so much for watching. ever wonder what a constitutional crisis looks like? well, open your eyes. >> we've talked for a long time about approaching a constitutional crisis. we are now in it. we are now in a constitutional crisis. >> that is the house judiciary chairman, i'm going to talk to him, jerry nadler, in just a moment. here's what's happening to our government right now. the president of the united states is just blowing right through our system of checks and balances, the very thing that is supposed to keep the congress, the judiciary and the executive branch working, which means our country working. he is engaging in an ongoing cover up by defying at every turn the representatives of you, the american people, the very people who are supposed to be investigating fact finding, fact finding on our behalf. his attorney general wrote a letter, misrepresenting the findings of the mueller report. he kept that report under wraps for weeks, along with mueller's letter compla

this case of lemon verbena, do you want it?am and started infusing teas and different types of spices that are popular like star anise and pink peppercorn. >> i was, like, ginger? pretty good. >> at first people were funny about the lavender. oh, my god, lavender, isn't that what you use in soap? they didn't get it at first. they didn't understand why we had these savory flavors with something sweet. >> i taste lemon verbena. it's a lemon verbena chocolate. >> when people eat our chocolates it slows them down. >> going for the second bite. oh, i ate the whole thing. >> chocolate work is just very hands-on work and only so much automation that you can do and the average size of one of these truffles from the time it's being made to the time it's run through the machine it's probably, like, days because it takes a while for it to be made, to sit and relax and develop flavor. ♪ ♪ >> we opened up the store in the ferry prehere at first you're not quite certain what you're walking into. because you see the beautiful packaging and th

. >> cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. are you listening?dent of the united states is a product and a con manen. you are saying he's a sociopath. >> without any question. >> a con, all of it? >> all of it was a con. this person is a walking fraud. >> he calls people's losers and he has such disdain and yet he was literally the biggest loser in the country. >> tucker: so if you remember the '90s you might recall that trump's business problems were t big new story. they were real. he wrote a book about them. don't tell don lemon. he was shocked. >> you know it they say about gambling, casino gambling?he the house always wins. well...bl [laughs] not always. note if it is a trump casino. [laughs]in who loses money at a casino except the person gambling? not the owner. [laughs] because i'm good enough, smart enough, and doggone, people of me. [laughs] >> tucker: what are the odds that don lemon says that in the mirror every morning. joe concha writes about media for "the hill" and he joins us. great to see you. this didn't --so basically they dis

lemon has that on "cnn tonight". >> there is a lot of it. i was glabflabbergasted.hem and you see -- there you go. chris, i overlooked something. i got a big show ahead. i want to get you to talk about this a little bit more. when i mentioned the red sox who did and did not go to the white house, you seemed to get a little -- you wanted to get a little deeper and i didn't really go there with you. >>

. >> limes and lemons are very versatile but limes can be more expensive than lemons and when you open them inside they are dry and have no juice a what you do? you throw your money. here is what you want to do. when yuye suthe better. the small dad is very important and make sure they are heavy for their size. a lot of times if you have a really good they have a thick skin and they are like they have no juice selemer ine refra unr. shelf life is good for about a week. then they start to dry up. if you select like i told you to and you cut them open, look at that. very thin peel, skin, and a lot of beautiful lime. nice to using so many different recipes. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> high school newspaper going to print with a story that has sparked a free speech fight on the student working in. school officials try to keep under wraps. that story much more tonight at 5:00. fatiekat's it for kpix5 newsthv are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine sp

lemon has that on "cnn tonight". >> there is a lot of it. i was glabflabbergasted. he said knock the hell out of them and you see -- there you go. chris, i overlooked something. i got a big show ahead. i want to get you to talk about this a little bit more. when i mentioned the red sox who did and did not go to the white house, you seemed to get a little -- you wanted to get a little deeper and i didn't really go there with you. >> no, look, because, one, it's just so disruptive on so many different levels. team, team, you're awarding a team. the team holds together, sticks together through thick and thin, they are one, they are not color, they are not creed, they are team and then you find a way for something that becomes divisive and you see that everything is fragile and i think it's sad and it's troubling that some went and some didn't. >> would you have not gone? if we were on that team and i said chris, i'm not going. >> i wouldn't go. you can argue it both ways. i'm not judging it. i wouldn't because i'm a team guy. and i'll tell you what. i remember being do

lemon. you're going to have great conversations. i'll see you at home. >> thank you, chris, great job tonight. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon and you've got to wonder why this president loves to surround himself with strong men, with dictators. he's met with them in the oval office, you know, he's met with them around the world. but this president doesn't just surround himself with strong men, leaders who -- whose word is law, it seems he wants to follow their lead. i'm going to give you the latest example right now. the white house today, shutting down a request from the house judiciary committee, flat out refusing to turn over documents in the committee's obstruction of justice investigation. jerry nadler saying this. >> in effect the president is a tyrant and a dictator with no limit on his power. >> and you don't think those words are too strong at this point, a tyrant and a dictator? >> he's trying to become, the implication of what they're doing would make the president a tyrant in the sense of not being accountable

i'm don lemon. the stand off between president trump and house democrats. is bucking pressure to begin impeachment inquiry, telling her colleagues caucus to stay the course, continue their investigation and fight the stone walling of subpoenas in court and saying this. >> would you believe that it's important for the -- to follow the facts? we believe no one is above the law, including the president of the united states and we ebelieve the president of the united states is engaged in cover up. >> so those two words "cover can up." enraging the president. clearly rattling him. he stormed out of a infrastructure meeting and launched a rant in the rose garden. >> and instead of walking in happily into a meeting, i walk into to look at people that had just said that i was doing a cover up. i don't do cover ups. >> the presidents also saying he

this case of lemon verbena, do you want it?rying to infuse herbs into the cream and started infusing teas and then we have different types of spices that are really popular like star anise and pink peppercorn. >> i was, like, ginger? pretty good. >> first, people were kind of funny about the lavender. oh, my goode, lavender, isn't that what you use in soap and people started tasting it because they didn't get it at first and they didn't understand why they had savory flavors with something sweet. >> i taste lemon verbena. it's a lemon verbena chocolate. >> when people eat our chocolate, it slows them down. >> going for the second bite. oh, man. i ate the whole thing. >> chocolate work is hands-on work and only so much automation that you can do. the truffle from the time it's being made to the time it's actually run through the machine it's probably, like, four days because it takes a while for it to be made and then sit and relandvo ♪ ♪ >>e openep the store in the building where we had the chocolate shop. you see this beautifu

can we get don lemon's tax returns?hat about jeff zucker's internet search history for that would be compelling for it why not? what's the limit? is there a limit? president trump is on stage right now and about to speak. before he takes the mic, we are going to check in with victor davis hanson who sitting on set. so you saw the story, news really to no one, but it sets a precedent that i think is interesting, is it within bounds to reveal people's tax returns? >> it isn't, but "the new york times" thinks it's checked in on and a higher good, -- i do not understand the narrative. basically saying that 35 years ago donald trump was in his early 40s, he did 1 of 2 things. the guy who now gave us a 3% gdp plus and record economy that we haven't seen in 40 g years is financially incompetent. he didn't pay taxes on money he never made or money he lost, so it doesn't make any sense. so i guess people into the idea that the manhattan real estate market is not the nicest place. and people who participate in the take ups and do

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. >> with c and then tonight, i'm don lemon. are you listening?he president of the united states is a fraud and a con man. >> tucker: holy smoke six make this sound like a big development. what happened? did the president get caught running a nigerian phone scam? did he sell bed calling? did he spend two full years of the russian inclusion hoax was real? no, nothing that sleazy. "the new york times" revealed that some of trump's business is lost quite a bill of money. because of that, he paid no federal income taxes for eight of the ten years from where they had dated. unfortunately, this is a common way to account. some of the biggest companies in the world paid no federal income taxes were exactly the same reason. that list would include amazon, delta airlines, chevron, general motors. cnn hasn't set a lot of that. they were too busy gloating over trump's taxes from the reagan administration. ladies and gentlemen, introducing mr. don lemon. >> you know what they say about casino gambling. the house always wins? [laughs] not always. not if it's a

at then of the day this case of lemon verbena, do you want it?when i started trying to infuse herbs into the creams and started using teas and then we have different spices that are. lar like star anise and pink peppercorn. >> i was, like, ginger? pretty good. >> first, people were funny about the lavender. lavender, isn't that what you use in soap and people started tasting it because they didn't get it at first and they didn't understand why we had the savory flavors with something sweet. >> i taste lemon verbena. it's a lemon verbena chocolate. >> when people eat our chocolates it slows them down. >> going for the second bite. >> oh, i ate the whole thing. ♪ ♪ >> chocolate work is just very hands-on work. there's only so much automation that you can do. the life cycle of the truffles from the time that's being made from the time it's run through the machine and it's probably four days because it takes a while for it to be made and then sit and relax and develop flavor. ♪ ♪ >> we opened up the store of the building where we had a chocolate shop

i just think about, with the women, you squeeze the lemon and -- lemon, you squeeze the lemon and get the pulp out, that was the bitter truth, what she dealt with, her personality. she was so warm. her personality was what made it not just bittersweet but made it sweet. so that was one thing she taught me. unlike the other grandchildren, i attended howard university school of journalism, school of communications and i was a journalism major. so when i was 18, 19, 20, my grandmother, our relationship became a professional type of a relationship. i talk about it sometimes and my siblings will say, see? i didn't share that. that was not my experience. but it was nothing for me to be walking across campus and look up and -- that is my grandmother! and i am running behind her, grandma alice, grandma alice! what are you doing here? and she was attending something, some program. but from that, what she taught me was that you have to be consistent and have to be motivated, but you have to get involved in your community. i think as a young student, that taught me that you have to go back into

lemon candy.mix it up a little bit. have it all combined there. and we put cake flour in there so the cake will be soft and tender. you sift your flour. why? >> to get the lumps out. so we have a smooth batter and smooth cake. >> what's the next step? >> we already have going ournd butterur sugar. we're going to add in our extracts as well as our anoil. we're going to let this mix and it's going to get nice and fluffy. >> what kind of oil? >> this is canola oil. then we're going to add in our eggs which at home you would let this mix a little bit longer and get nice and fluffy. you add the egg one at a time. let them get completely incorporated. >> mom, how i shedoing? >> she's doing okay so far. >> all right. that's got to be hard working next to mom. >> it is, it is. oh, it is. >> i can only imagine. >> i'm still the boss though. >> i gathered as much from that tape piece there. in and out of the kitchen. so we got our mix going. >> now we're going to add in the buttermilk and the flour mixture.

lemon?at the white house. >> the room where it happened. >> you know who was there? >> who? >> chuck schumer. he's up in a few minutes, and he'll explain what happened in the room where it happened, telling us all. >> strong get. all right, d. lemon, i'll check with you in a second. >>> quite a show today outside the white house. we've seen it before, the trump show, episode me, myself and i. here's the problem. asking congress to make a decision what to do is really making a decision for himself. what about putting the country first? it would actually benefit him to do so, some advice and an argument next. borhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we ca

lemon starts right now. breaks your heart. >> listen. whenever i become emotional on tv you tease me about it, right, and i know that you are not one for emotion, to show your

lemon, what do you make of this?st, so i don't want to diagnose anyone. this is simply my laymans. >> you don't want to diagnose but you stayed at a he'll day inn express last night. >> am i glowing? is that the same as the bada bing, bada bomb. listen, you don't have to be a doctor to realize that he is a narcissist and has an enormous ego and he likes dictators and he likes strong men and he wants to show power and he wants to be the center of attention for the 4th of july, rather than the country being the center of attention. i'm not surprised by the findings. again, i don't want to diagnose anyone. i'm sure these were not his patients -- >> right. >> they were not his doctor. so that's a caveat we should put there. you don't have to be an expert to see that. he's an egomaniac. come on. >> listen, i get the description and i get all the buzz around this. i don't like it. as you said, they didn't examine the guy, let alone xi, and i think you wind up victimizing the president when you do this. >> agreed. >> and yo

a michelada -- one giant beer with lemon, chili powder, salt, and maggi sauce. beverage. my companion, blogger and chronicler of the city, jorge pedro. wow, the whole season of "the walking dead" for 25 cents. you want to buy something? tepito's got it. looking for some cheap underwear, pirated copies of "man versus food" seasons one through five? this is where you find them. so, this all seems very wholesome. i mean, you know, where can i buy a gun, some heroin, and a prostitute? i was looking forward to that. >> jorge: let's say that tepito has many layers, right? and we are on the surface. we are among movies, clothing, families, but i don't think it's as easy as to be candid to ask, "where can i get a gun?" probably, they will kill you if you ask that. you know san juditas? san juditas. >> anthony: patron saint of -- >> jorge: hopeless cases. >> anthony: ah, lost causes. >> jorge: it's become very popular in the last years. >> anthony: a lot of good smells here, man. and a lot of good-looking food. my happy place is somewhere in here. oh, there it is. >> jor

this is the lemon this is star anise pepper corn. this is my job.cute. >> oh, coffee! >> when people eat our chocolates, they bite into it and say oh, wow, this is really intense. >> the confections started this movement of infused chocolates. they were a little exotic because of the spices. it was unheard of. >> very fragrant. i like it. >> we're like the third wave of the chocolate makers. the first wave would be like sees. the second wave would be like a joseph smith. he started doing truffles. the third is like us, the european style, smaller petite confections. so they started with the farmers at the farmers' markets at the end of the daflt hey, i have this lemon do you want it? and then we have spices like star anise and pepper corn. the people were like, lavender of the isn't that what you use in soap? then people started tasting it. they didn't get it. they didn't understand why we had these savory flavors with something sweet. >> i taste lemon >> when people eat our chocolates, it slows them down. >> go for the second bite. oh, man. i ate t

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lemon candy we like to pop on there at the end. >> okay.da and just going to mix it up a little bit. just have it all xbcombineds in there. cake flour so the cake is soft and tender. >> you sift your flour? >> yes. >> why? >> make sure all the lumps are out. so we have a smooth batter and a smooth cake. >> what's next? >> over here already going, butter and sugar. add in extract as well as oil and let this mix and it's going to get nice and fluffy. >> what kind of oil? >> canola oil. we use canola oil for most of you are stuff. at home let it mix longer, nice and fluffy. add in eggs one at a time. because the egg is put in volume and air into it. right? you want it nice and fluffy. add in eggs one at a time and let them get completely incorporated. >> mom, how's she doing? >> doing okay so far. >> all right. that's got to be hard working next to mom. >> it is. it is. oh, it is. >> i can only imagine. >> i'm still the boss, though. >> i gathered as much. in and out of the kitchen. our mix is going. >> now we're going to add in the buttermilk

lemon?room where it happened. >> you know who was there? >> who? >> chuck schumer. he's up in a few minutes, explain what happened, in the room where it happened, telling us all. >> strong get. all right, d. lemon, i'll check with you in a second. >>> quite a show today outside the white house. we've seen it before, the trump show, episode me, myself and i. here's the problem. asking congress to make a decision what to do is really making a decision for himself. what about putting the country first? it would actually benefit him to do so, some advice and an argument next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. ♪ i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one reall

when the immigrant kate simon was growing up her mother would polish the furniture with lemon oil and make you felt official on friday. as the sabbath came she would cover her hair as a proper married woman should do and light the candles. but in the midst of the prayer she tore off her head cloth and blue out the candles, turning her astonished family, she exclaimed no more. i never believed it and i don't have to do it to please my mother. she never lit candles again, recalled her daughter but friday night still smells of lemon oil and filter fish. a new generation of american jewish women were following their own jewish paths into the nation as nathan had done when she told her son only to keep his beard for 7 days. activism and change converge into a rushing torrent when the story moves into the decades after world war ii. headlines blared, winning the miss america title, seth meyerson who you will remember, boxing sam, $64,000 decision. most people don't remember that one. that was doctor joyce brothers who went on to have an incredible public career as the early tv psychologists

what is the lemon test? >> we think it's a lemon. it's an old case that has been establishment for a long time. host: good morning. caller: i have a two point question. 80's there in the were news articles that did we had little girls with , also young male children that were growing breasts. that was due to some of the hormones in different other agricultural products. those were put into it. host: do you know anything about that? thet: i'm not familiar with hormones in the food products. i think it goes again to the issue of hormones being dangerous for children. they are at a developmental stage. in addition to the side effects of sterilization, they have other side effects like decreasing bone density. that's why they are very dangerous. one of the main concerns we have it'ssexual assignment is based on a very important study about what happens to people after they went through sex reassignment. the rate of suicide went from 10 times to 19 times. this was after the sex reassignment. theseere considering transgender policies. host

lemon, right now, "cnn tonight". >> "cnn tonight," happy mama's day. >> beautiful lady and boy is she proud of your ugly ass. >> you know what, i'll take it. she's proud of you too. she really is. she loves you, and tell christina i said happy mother's day and to your mom as well, two really great women. i'm just surprised you're not a better person being associated and around them all the time. why is it not rubbing off? >> not everyone works out. there is darkness and light. that's why they need me and you. it's our character as opposite from our complexion. >> i'm glad you did that. this week is -- i'm going to start out by talking about what a chaotic week it's been. there have been so many stories, right, this would have been a year's worth of stories in one week we've done on the administration. i'm glad you did people who are doing good things. it's -- that's nice to hear. >> we get absorbed. people tell us all the time, sometimes when we're together, i can't take it i love you guys but i can't take it, i've got to turn it off, man, too much dark, too heavy, too constant. they'

lemon starts right now. breaks your heart. >> listen. i know -- i feel you. >> those poor parents. >> the kind of relationship we have, whenever i become emotional on tv you tease me about it, right, and i know that you are not one for emotion, to show your emotions in that way. this really hits you, you've got three kids all of whom i know and a family and i'm -- this hit you -- hit home for you. >> listen, you know, i stopped -- i don't go to as many as i used to go to. i've been going to these for decades. and, you know, the sameness, don, the sameness. you know, i was talking to mucasey, i said can you imagine for 15 of the first 19 weeks of school some monster stole a kid and did disgusting things to them and left them out for the body to see we would go crazy, the protection that would be around the schools, the money, the incentives, the politicians, the laws. it would be all over. this, we don't even think about whether there's a problem. no law would have fixed it, don. what law would you have done that would have made this not

i'm don lemon. ory oexplosive breaking nize.i kren that the attorney general didn't fully capture the substance and conclusions of mueller's 348-page report.

lemon. also, we need to remind everybody, saturday at 8:00 p.m.p.m., you get to see all the pieces, all at once here on cnn. >> great pieces. >> d. lemon, what a beautiful thing you did there by joining the board, what a great program. >> i didn't do it. well, thank you. and listen, we have so little time, right, two hours of tv. you do an hour, radio. so little time, i actually called them up, chris, and said this program is amazing after i did the original story and spoke at one of their fundraisers and got to meet the kids. this is so amazing i want to be a part of this and they said, yeah, we'll take you on. whatever i can be,

i'm don lemon. our explosive breaking news.n that special counsel robert mueller sent a letter to attorney general william barr expressing misgivings about how barr characterized his findings and saying the attorney general didn't fully capture the substance and conclusions of mueller's 448-page report. and tonight barr has released his written statement pour the record for the senate judiciary committee hearinea

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lemon starts right now. >> birds of a feather. i know it's cliche, but your mama always told you that, right, birds of a feather flock together, if you don't want fleas, don't lie down with dogs, don't befriend them either. >> there's too many. i will give it to you with putin. it's better to be friends with someone that powerful than not friends. if you can work together, that's great. if you can find a better way, okay, if you can ignore some of what he is to get to more of what you need to be, that's great. but it's bad guy after bad guy. his own ambassador, don, says he'd love to be in a position like orban, the guy's a despite. >> listen, i've got to tell you something. i moved. did you know that? >> i actually live here. this is our new studio. isn't it beautiful? >> it is gorgeous. check this out, though, i'm going to show you, i don't know if it's lit. i may be lit. i'm going to go up here. my apartment is actually up here, chris. >> do those stairs lead somewhere? >> it's an upgrade -- >> i live over here, there's a bathr

lemon? >> of course it's a gaffe. maybe they want us to talk about it. guess what?that's good for them and things must be okay, i guess, in the world of this is the biggest thing that's on people's minds, you know, i don't know. >> it's big. look, i didn't love the episode, but i'm on it. i must say my suspicion that it was intentional is injured by fact. there are other examples of this having been done. let's show a couple of them. >> the water bottle? >> yeah, what do you got? put one up there. "gladiator," see the gas mothers, you're going to see a motor. >> oh. >> yeah, all right, there's a little nitrous bottle there. in "braveheart," you'll see something in a second here, see the van the lower third? there's a van. >> yes. >> so, look, there are mistakes. >> there are. there's one where there's a water bottle -- what's that? >> i don't know, baby grabbing a thumb? >> oh, it's a fake baby, keeps moving its hand. we figured out there was some discrepancy whether it was actually a starbucks cup. starbucks picked up on it. we've tracked it down and figured it out

i'm don lemon. the stand off between president trump and house democrats.er coges to stay the course, continue their investigation and fight the stone walling of subpoenas in court and saying this.

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this is a scotts yard. >>> this is cnn tonight and i'm don lemon. legal issues for the trump white house. releasing transcripts off testimony from muccal cohen, trump's former fixer and keeper of secrets. he had a lot to say to congress. he told the committee that jay seculo knew the testimony ended in january 2016 was false. and in another development the president is really not going to like a federal judge to hand over the financial records to congress. the president sought to block