lemon delight. so, we know where the lemons come from. but how do you get the delight? jesus.mixed. [ speaking foreign language ] you add more cream, and more cream, and more cream. a splash of lemon liquor. oh, my god. but, how does he get that delicate-smooth coating? >> yeah? no. i thought you were going to do something incredibly elegant, but yeah. >> a little swirl of cream, to finish. and a pinch of amalfi lemon zest. [ speaking foreign language ] >> okay. okay. okay. okay. >> okay. >> and i love lemon. i love lemon, but that's, like -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> uh-huh. >> well, we've had coffee. and now, dessert. so, what better way to end my jour journey than with a glass made with amalfi lemons, of course. [ speaking foreign language ] okay. i'm sure that most of us have had a shot, or three, of this with friends. probably, after gorging on the other great contribution to the world, pizza. wherever we are, the food of this place couan't help but bri us together. cheers. cheers. chin, chin. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> hello and welcome to our viewers here,

up in the lemon groves, i am meeting the man who introduced the unique mouthful lemons and became theeet citrus fruits and the locals put them in everything they can. >> cheers. we head down to the shore. at a time where italian desserts were dominated, this place is on the map, lemon delight. so we know where the lemons come from but how do you get the delight? of course, cream. three creams in fact. and for good measure, you fill the cake with cream. when the creams are mixed, you add more cream and more cream and more cream. a splash of lemon liquor. >> oh my god. >> more reduction. >> how does he get that delicate smooth coating? >> i thought you are going to do something incredibly elegant. >> a little swirl of cream to finish and a pinch of mouthty lemon zest. >> okay, okay. >> and i love lemon. but that's like -- well, we had coffee and now dessert. what better way to end my journey with a glass of wine and lemon desserts? i am sure most of us have had a shot or three of these, probably after gorging on other great contributions in the world, pizzas, where ever we are, the food

cnn's don lemon is here. [ cheers and applause i like don lemon - because he takes - his time - [ lightving the news. [ light laughter ] and we've got music from adrianne lenker, everybody [ applause ] and of course it's thursday, so we have an all-new "tonight show hashtags. [ cheers and applause it is a fun show it is jam packed i love it. hey, everyone's been talking about the vaccine, and i actually just saw the cdc released new guidelines for people to follow after they've gotten vaccinated. there's a lot of promising news, but also a lot of misinformation out there so i wanted to clear some stuff up it's time for "fact vs. fiction. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ facts facts versus fiction ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: let's get started. first up, we have fact -- vaccinated grandparents can see their grandkids. that is true fiction -- parents can leave their kids at their grandparents' for a quote, "make-up year. [ laughter and applause yeah, that is not true seems fair, but no, that is fiction. next up, we have fact -- only about 9% of the population is fully vaccinated fiction -- only about 95% of th

hey, don lemon, such and such from this book company, why don't you write a book? this is not what i'm interested in. and then the summer of unrest last summer with george floyd happened it poured out of me. i said this is the fire, we're in it right now. >> it is not next time. it is now. >> this is the fire right now. and it is so appropriate that i'm here with you guys because i'm friends with both of you. because the subtitle of the book is "what i say to my friends about racism." that's where you start. >> but what are those -- >> alisyn, it is in the book. >> i need you to give us cliff notes because everybody, i will speak for most people, you say shouldn't be a hard conversation. it is a hard conversation. >> you think? >> white people are afraid they're going to step in it. of course, look at what is happening with the royal family. hypothetically speaking, maybe prince charles said something he thought was innocuous, maybe he said what you to think the baby is going to look like when the baby is born, who knows. >> now he's seen by the world as possibly r

yum >> lemon yum lemon jam. at alejandra for a second she came to play she dressed to the nines whenever she shows up, it's like you feel an energy jolt through the screen alejandra, thank you so much >> thank you >> we can't wait until you're back in the studio >> i love you guys me too i can't wait >> today.com/food for those >> what kind of wand >> a dusting wand. >>> just ahead in the third hour, we'll answer more cooking questions like can you save a sauce if you've oversalted it. >> and jennifer garner on hoda and jenna after this >>> good morning, 8:56, i'm marcus washington. police in fremont are investigating a deadly shooting. this one happened late last night in a carport outside of an apartment complex near trinity way. police have not identified the man who died or a possible motive but they are looking for one or perhaps two people they say were involved. >>> happening now our team communicating with police trying to get updates on this investigation. we're going to have the updated report for you

and then kevin, you had the lemon burst. (harrington) lemon.so we hand-zest and juice the lemons, we use cage-free eggs and sugar--that's it. how do you get 'em out to the customers? so you would call me or go on my web site, and then i ship them nationwide. and, uh, we pack 'em with dry ice, so they're frozen. and then you can take it out and enjoy a little bit at a time if you want to, or you can have the whole cake at once if you need it for an event. what do you sell these cakes for? um, online they're 44.50. so they're pretty pricy. what does it cost you to make one? $18. how did you get involved in the cake business? well, honestly, it is-- it is my god-given talent from having, um, done catering and taught cooking classes. so i decided to just start the company, and... (robert) so, kim, the cakes are fantastic. best cakes i've tasted. uh... (barbara) best cake i've ever had, really. yeah. thank you. hey, kim, but how do you-- how do you get the customers? well, the best way to get the customers is to go to the shows. you have a booth, an

♪ chris cuomo ♪ >> is there anything you can't do, d lemon? >> i love you, d lemon. >> i love you.elping me today. i appreciate it. >> that's why i am here. i deliver. >> i will see you. certainly, too. rain, sleet, snow, or shine. chris delivered my mail to my office today. thank you, sir. have a great weekend. >> i love you. >> this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon and here is our breaking news. we have just been talking about it. senator joe manchin throwing a major, major wrench in the works. and that is the president's covid-relief bill. a nine-hour standstill. nine hours, over his objections. fellow democrats caught off guard really in a last-minute compromise keeps the whole thing from blowing up. what -- what -- there's so much drama. didn't we think, like, after the trump era that the drama like it is not going to be any drama. it's going to be acceptably and welcomingly just kind of normal? well, we got anything but. this is the first big test, though, for the democratic majority. with their biggest priorities on the line, no margin of error. 50-50 split senate. everythin

it's kind of like making lemonade out of, i don't know, lemon waste. it's pretty cool. maas: joey ario's a dairy producer, one of the first families, actually, to put in a dairy facility in this particular area of the county. and so we need the producers to make this work. we want as many healthy, stable producers around, and joey was the first one in this particular area. so we're building out to him and we're building to the neighbors as fast as we can. arioso: we use clean water to flush the calves. and then this water will go out to our pond. we'll use it to flush the lanes and the milk cows. and then after we separate, it'll eventually come back into the digester. and then after that, we'll use it to irrigate with. so it's--everything around here--all the water on the farm is recycled 3 to 4 times. maas: when we approach a dairy, we explain to them their options. we come together with design, we oversee construction, and then we operate the facility. lyle and calgren renewable fuels are partnering this project. they've got the lead of the actual gas cleanup operati

i love you, d-lemon. >> you take care. i love you more. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. so let's talk about where we are right now. what is urgent in this country. what is affecting the most people in this country. and that's we need relief from the coronavirus. so i want you to know in all of that where the republican party stands right now. and they're standing firmly against president biden's popular coronavirus relief package, and firmly behind the unpopular, defeated, twice impeached one-term former president. that's where they stand. that's what they care about. while america is desperate for covid relief. watching and waiting as president joe biden turns up the heat on the senate to seal the deal on his $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. a bill that passed the house with not one single republican vote. not one. how did you justify that? how do you justify that to voters? while millions of people desperately need help. republicans are lining up against the bill the vast majority of americans support and demonstrating they're still in thrall to a disgraced twice impea

lemon picks up the coverage. and you and i have just aged 50 years, even more than what happened with the last administration. if we go back to jim crow-type laws in this country, you can't give food and water to people waiting on line to vote -- >> yeah. >> you can't vote on sundays. >> souls to the polls. >> ten times the amount of minority voters as non-minority on sundays. >> yeah. >> that's just the beginning. that's just in georgia, very important state. >> that's how you know you're not selling the right thing is when you can't win by playing fairly, that you have to shape the rules in a way that will help you win, that will -- that will probably guarantee your win. what republicans are doing now around the country -- and kwor georgia i think is ground zero, right? but it's not just georgia. it's happening in a number of states. >> georgia, arizona. >> if you lost in ruby red states or states that were previously red, that was your fault. that's because you're selling the wrong thing. that's because you're

have a great night. >> d-lemon, i love you. i got great feedback because the book is the right message at the right time. if only you have a copy to show. >> i don't have it with me. >> what? >> be well, i am always a call away. >> i love you, have a great week off. i will see you soon. this is "cnn tonight," i am don lemon. if you are watching, come on, say it with me. gather yourselves. it is the end of the week and you got to get ready for another one, right? there is still a lot to talk about because we are in a precarious time right now, moving forward to a perfect union or are we going to backslide into hatred and bigotry and racism. it is going to get worse. we just can't sweep all of this or noif it under the rug. we can't pretend anymore. we kcan't pretend that we don't see it or hear it. i am talking about the division of america right now, we need to take care of it. we got to do it. no other choice. in the wake of the shooting spree in around the atlanta area that killed ag peight people. millions of asian-americans

lemon i'm gay hence up without the horses ok we're going see it tomorrow. the horses are supposed to go out the next day weather permitting they'll arrive just in the nick of time. again it's time for journey back into the past to the valleys of central time or time seems to have stood still. while i don't know. how the children of it you know are no yeah when they're up and making breakfast i hope they're making my rice and t. with milk ok about. now i'm 73 years old and still have to do all the work myself you. are going to be. wrong i'm not if you can't i'll stop complaining but the kids found good jobs in the city and we're still here to look after the farm the children are happy and we are living in the we're not. sure don't want to move villages in such a high spot that our cows don't produce enough milk rule still we take care of them every day give them quality feed them what we're going to write about much how we live from it but it's hard work. you know what i'm not of the one know not been there long. was long was where here we'll do it a moment

lemon. >> cnn tonight, i'm don lemon, thank you for watching, everyone. on to the serious stuff and we all need a little levity and a little friendship and a little love in the times we're in. that's why chris and i do what we do every night. we know where the hate comes from. we don't know yet whether the shooting spree that killed eight people in and around atlanta, six of them asian women, we don't yet whether it was a hate crime. at least not according to police. we know what we think in our heads and where that takes us, where common sense takes us but police haven't declared it that yet. so let's see. but we know hate crimes are on the rise. we know that for sure and we know asian-americans across this country are terrified. >> so is the investigation -- the investigation into a possible hate crime, is that still on the table? >> our investigation is looking at everything, so nothing is off the table for our investigation. >> so that's atlanta police and here's what they're saying. they're saying that they don't have a position on whether this is a

. >>> let's bring in the big man, d-lemon. america is watching what's happening in minnesota, my brother. >> good to have you back. >> thank you. i was watching today and i kept thinking the last trial i paid this much attention and this much interest televised, i think was o.j., this one that had this big video element was rodney king, right? >> the first verdict the reason it was so upsetting was that it seems to obvious on its phase. the justice system saw it the other way. >> that's where i am going. i am glad you said it. >> this is about george floyd's body. >> that's what they are presenting now. and them talking about addiction and opioid. people need empathy and health and not judgment and stigma. you think over the course of the pandemic and how people had been dealing with these problems and we have been saying this. we did not give the people the empathy they needed and the help they needed. this time with opioid and heroine we are trying to make a commitment to help them and not shun them. think of college kids ou

is there anything you cannot do, d-lemon? looking out of the window ♪ >> i love you, d-lemon. >> thank you for helping me today, i appreciate it. >> that's why i am here. i deliver. >> you certainly do. rain, sleet, snow or shine. chris delivered my mail to my office today. thank you, sir, have a great weekend >> i want love you. >> i love you too, this is cnn tonight, and here is on you are breaking news that we have been talk -- and here is our breaking news that we are talking about. joe manchin, threw a wrench in the works of the president's covid relief bill. a nine-of hour standstill over his objections. fellow democrats caught off guard really in a last minute compromise keeping the whole thing from blowing up. what? what? so much drama, didn't we think after the trump era like the drama, there's not going to be any drama. there's going to be acceptably and welcomingly normal? we got anything but. it's a first big test for the democratic majority. with the biggest priorities on the line. no margin of error 50/50 split

>> my friend d lemon has a birthday today. you're looking nifty at 60. i have to say, and i have a gift for you. you see this in the box? i want you to have it. i'll hand it to you. >> should i grab it? thank you. wow. >> open it up. it's not going to explode. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> let me do it. i did not mess up your face. that's the cup cake. >> what is that? >> that's cup cakes. cup cakes. >> my well fed friend. >> it's the frosting. >> i did not mess up your face. it's the cup cake. >> i get it. there we go. who did that? did you make them? were you slaving in the kich snn. >> no. i tell you, my kid could make them, but baking is not a strong suit in the house. these are very good. i think they're magnolias. >> that's good. that's louisiana. >> they are very tasty, and so are you. i love you. you are sweet as sugar. you are good inside and out. you don't have to take everything to -- >> am i the rainbow? what am i? >> you are. in many cways a rainbow. you like to show people better days can be ahead, as long as you know well enough to look up a

lemon. >> you saw my message on kareem's shirt. wright? >> i did. >> mr. jabbar. >> make a friend with someone who doesn't look like you. you might just change the world. here's the problem with that shirt, though. as it applies to us, i am so much bigger than you that you should be kareem, but i am the fighter, so i am also bruce. >> so, you're saying you're fatter. you're admitting you're fat now? >> i am taller and more large. >> you are -- okay. >> but the idea is beautiful and real. >> no, it's true. and i -- as i talk about -- i write about in my new book -- i've been saying that to you forever. ever since we've been on the air together, ever since we've been friends, i said the world would be a better place if people make friends with people who don't look like them. that's -- look, i was waiting all day. are we working overnight tonight because -- >> i don't think so. >> we usually work until like 5:00, 6:00 in the morning when there's an inauguration or something. >> oh, yeah. you scared me for a second. covid brain. today is march 4th. >> so, we'

i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining. so, we have breaking news, okay. i think it is fair to say, and i think you'll agree, most of you, the country is at a turning point tonight. and the president of the united states speaking to the american people in his first prime time address on where we stand after a year of covid. it has been a long, torturous year. don't you think? a long year. think about everything we've gone through, the quarantine, the lockdown, the misinformation, the crazy statements, the fighting of the masks, all of that. but right now where we are, this president is promising every one of us -- every adult will be eligible for a vaccine no later than mae 1st, urging americans not to let masks divide us, condemning hate crimes against asian-americans as wrong and un-american and demanding they stop. >> too often we've turned against one another. a mask, the easiest thing to do to save lives, sometimes it divides us. states pitted against one another instead of working with each other. vicious hate crimes against asian-americans who have

>>> thank you for watching, as always, the big show, cnn with don lemon. >> why lift the restrictions, the vaccine is getting in to enough arms that things are starting to turn around, but it's way too early. why do it now? the only reason i can see is because of what happened in texas, someone dropped the ball and they are trying to change the conversation. that is it, a distraction. that is how i feel. >> it's good, you asked the question, you answered it, we are done? >> i am asking you. >> he needed a win. it's part of the macho sentiment, that we are going 100% baby, right in to the rocks. the science is clear, look, you can be relaxing restrictions. the cdc is not crazy about it, but you have to balance what people want out of their hardship and what leadership believes it has to do. right? there's an alchemy, he is trying to flout convention. it's trumpery, that's all it is. >> i can read. >> you stayed in a holiday inn last night. >> i did, in fact. what the science shows is in restaurants, that the chances of exposure are not as great as in other places. those businesses shou

thank you, sir. >> d lemon, i love you. and i got great feedback about the segment because the book is the right message. at the right time. if only, you had a copy to show. >> thank -- i don't have it with me, actually. >> what? >> i know, i was late. >> be well, i am always a call away. >> it is resonating and i am very happy and thank you so much. i love you, have a great week off, i will see you soon. this cnn tonight i am don lemon. come on, people, are you watching? with me, gather yourselves. it's the end of the week. but even though it's the end woof the week, there is still a lot to talk about because we are at a very precarious time right now. we are either going to move forward to a more-perfect union. or we are going to backslide into hatred and bigotry and racism. it's going to get worse because we just cannot sweep all of this, any of it, under the rug. we can't frpretend anymore, we can't pretend we don't see it. and i am talking about the hate and the division in america right now. we need to take care of it

d-lemon. >> we are taking it on. it's really unbelievable.t think about it, two months to the day. here we are, two months to the day from the insurrection, and then tomorrow the capitol is going to be shut down again because people are concerned about these wackos. you can say that. i can say that. who are saying the president, the former president is going to be inaugurated again and is going to be the 19th -- it is [ whistling ] nuts. but you have to take it seriously because we saw what happened with that racist mob that ran roughshod over the capitol. >> absolutely. if you don't believe what that guy was saying today then you don't believe anybody saying anything because that guy just oozed integrity. everything he was saying, he backed up. nobody could put a hole in anything that he said. >> optics. they were afraid of the optics. what? >> and he didn't say like he was in high dudgeon. he was straight, matter of fact. he said i was asked for things in a moment of crisis that i had never been asked for before. and they sent in the nation

lemon. >> i love you, too, my brotha. talk to you soon. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon.k, we went on, we've got a lot to talk about. go with me here. no matter how you feel about this meghan markle, prince harry interview, whether you think she should have stuck it out with the royal family longer, she wasn't a royal long enough, whatever you feel, they're profiting, whatever you feel, okay, fine, i've heard all of it today. but i want to bring this to human terms, okay? okay? so, i want all of you as people who have family and children, i want you to just imagine this. imagine, right, put yourself in someone else's shoes. just imagine being told your unborn baby won't have the same privileges, won't have the same protections as everyone else in the family. imagine one of your in-laws asking questions about the color of your unborn baby's skin. >> in those months when i was pregnant, all around this same time, so we have in tandem the conversation of, he won't be given security, not going to be given a title, and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin mi

i love you, d lemon. >> i love you, too. let's keep talking like this.now it's uncomfortable for some people. but not for us. >> not for us. makes us better. makes us understand things. you are a great benefit to me. you are a gift in my life and i love you. >> this is "cnn tonight." thank you, sir. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. so, guess what? y'all, there is some optimism. 100 million shots, in arms. amen. that's great. 100 million checks, in pockets. you keep asking, where the good news is? there it is. 100 million shots in arms. 100 million checks in pockets. who doesn't want a check in the mail? i know i do. all, in the next ten days. that's the promise, from the president joe biden. >> over the next ten days, we will reach two goals. two giant goals. the first is 100 million shots in people's arms will have been completed within the next ten days. and 100 million checks, in people's pockets. >> that's from the new president in office. just -- just a little bit more than 50 days and the new vice president. kamala harris. in las vegas, today

joining us now to discuss is don lemon. lot to delve into that, don. and you, by the way, you were inspired to write this book by the death of george floyd and breonna taylor. looking at how the trial is going now, is this civil suit, does it have the potential to disrupt the progress of this going forward? >> i spoke with a lawyer and i spoke with george floyd's brother last night and they hope not. they certainly don't believe that it should. what they think is a delayed tactic on the part of the defense. so we shall see. but it's interesting. benjamin crump told me the settlements often happen. the timing isn't unusual that they often happen either before or during a trial. even as early as jury selection and sometimes even before. i think we'll have to see how this plays out, change of venue or, look, this is a powder keg as you know. and any sort of disruption could, you know, really set things off. i hope it doesn't. we have to see how it plays out. it certainly bears watching and, of course, we will. >> yeah. it cert

thank you so much, don lemon. fire, what i say to my friends about racism." it's out today. i just tweeted a link. don lemon -- >> i'm going to hire you, jake, as a book publisher. >> 2% is all i want. >> really appreciate, it jake. and i appreciate the conversations that we have about race and other things as well. thank you. >> always, buddy. >> follow me on facebook, ingram and tweet the show at cnnthe lead. our coverage continues on cnn right now. ♪ >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we're following a landmark u.s. intelligence community briefing, a report giving the most comprehensive assessment yet of foreign threats to the 2020 presidential election here in the united states. it concludes that russia once again interfered in the race for the white house, this time trying to get former president trump re-elected by denigrating joe bid

i am don lemon. as i just said to chris, a lot of these issues that we have been dealing with, everyone, and you have to stay around and watch this interview. because it sums up everything that we are dealing with right now. and so, i am going to take you through the news of the day, which a lot of it's relatable. similar topics. okay? so, first, i want to take you to atlanta, and i want to tell you what we know tonight, about the crime that is spreading fear in the asian communities, across this country. and that's, the deadly shootings at three atlanta-area spas that killed eight people. six of them, asian-american women. here is the suspect. okay? he is a 21-year-old, white man. he's been charged with eight counts of murder, one of aggravated assault. authorities say that he took responsibility for the shootings, indicating that he had a sexual addiction. and may have gone to the spas, in the past. i want you to listen to -- this is the terrifying, 911 call from one of the crime scenes. here it is

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and so hectic, to have this very peaceful and happy thing about nice people, you know, it's like liz lemonto go to there. >> reporter: a show that gives us a place where the little kids inside of us can be vets and the adults can welcome the escape. maggie rulli, abc news, london. >> watching our friend, maggie rulli, sometimes we call her "unrulli," handle a sheep like that, cuddle with them. >> she literally can befriend anyone. any sheep. as we clearly saw. she is amazing. >> any animal. >> our thanks to maggie. the mini series is already a smash hit in britain during lockdown. everyone's watching it. coming up, this happened. something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio, and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages

there are lemons. and what we know is one of the men, who started outen the companion ship the spe well, his name is robert kushner. and ultimately, when it was decided only one ship could come to new england, that some people may have to stay behind. robert cushman was one of those that remainbed hind, for reasons of health and he could be helpful to those remaining behind. and cushman said isn't it sad that we're all stud pts and there's no one to teach us. so, we know the letters that go back early on, the colonists in new england, writing to friends and saying this is what you should do. edward wins low wrote a letter in which he advises bring a kid goat that you can slaughter and have some fresh meat halfway across. if you can't, bring lemons or other fruits. because these seem to fight off the scurvy. so, they try to teach those that will follow them in the record. but they bring everything they have. but they didn't have as much as we do today. there are probait inventories that exist. plymouth

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want to hand things over to don lemon and "cnn tonight." >>> this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. thank you so much for joining, and i just want you to, whatever you're doing, i know, sometimes, you sit at home and you watch this. and you may be falling half asleep in the bathroom, taking off your makeup. with the kids. but i want to make sure that you are in front of the television right now because what i am act to show you and tell you, very important. very important for the country. because what you are about to see, right now, is the face of the fight for your right to vote. here it is. >> why are they coming all close to her like that, though? >> don't touch me, though. >> so, what you see right there, and what you are hearing. this is georgia state representative, park cannon. >> why is the governor trying to sign something in private? >> she is being arrested and removed from the state capitol, after knocking on that door during governor brian kemp's signing of that assault, really, on your vote. what results to an assault on your vote. in a video, that was posted to socia

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more on all of this with the president of the georgia ncaa, the reverend james woodall and cnn's don lemon, author of the new book "what i say to my friends about racism." do don, dcongratulations on the success of your book. i want to get your reaction of this video of georgia state representative park cannon being arrested for knocking on the door, as you see here, her way of protesting this law simply knocking on the door where governor kemp was holding the signing ceremony. you're interviewing representative cannon later tonight on cnn. what is your reaction at seeing a black woman hauled out of the state capitol like this. >> the only travesty that came out of the election of 2020, two of them, one is this arrest, the other was the insurrection on capitol hill. arrested under a picture of a slave plantation. all one has to do is look at this picture and look at the picture from inside the governor's office with all of those white men standing around signing that bill. she's knocking on the bill to get in. doesn't she have the right to see the government in action in a building in whic

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i'm don lemon.'s be honest, when are we going to do something about it? when are we really going to do something about it, finally going say enough, enough americans killed in the middle of what should have been a normal day? >> it all came crashing down, seeing someone i knew dead, dead there, that we're not going to be able to walk out to her family or walk out this door. >>

i'm don lemon. and, you know, the question really is, let's be honest, when are we going to do something about it? when are we really going to do something about it, finally going say enough, enough americans killed in the middle of what should have been a normal day? >> it all came crashing down, seeing someone i knew dead, dead there, that we're not going to be able to walk out to her family or walk out this door. >> enough. enough americans killed in the supermarket, at work, at church, at school, at a synagogue, at a concert, at a nightclub, at a movie theater. when are we finally going to do something about the gun violence that's killing us? >> this feels like the safest spot in america, and i just nearly got killed for getting a soda, you know, and a bag of chips. >> how many of us do that? how many people go to convenience store, a deli, supermarket for a snack. we sneak in. we know -- even if we're not supposed to eat that, but man, i love having that candy bar in the middle of the day. i j

lemon. >> you saw my message on kareem's shirt. wright? >> i did. >> mr. >> make a friend with someone who doesn't look like you. you might just change the world. here's the problem with that shirt, though. as it applies to us, i am so much bigger than you that you should be kareem, but i am the fighter, so i am also bruce. >> so, you're saying you're fatter. you're admitting you're fat now? >> i am taller and more large. >> you are -- okay. >> but the idea is beautiful a

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lemon, i love you. >> this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. in just hours, president joe biden's game changing covid relief bill is expected to pass, a bill that could define his presidency with the biggest effort to tackle american poverty in years. and while we're on the verge of this seismic shift in this country, in the u.k. the royal family is grappling with the explosive fall-out from meghan markle and harry's interview with oprah and how they and we talk about race. we will dig really deep into that, all of it tonight. but i want to talk to you about the turmoil in the royal family. the queen poututting out a statement they didn't know the full extent of what they were going through, saying the allegations of race but they will be addressed by the family privately. now, it's interesting they always do a lot of interviews when they want to shape the narrative, but this particular issue they want to deal with it privately. what i didn't hear there, though, is a denial of anything they said in that explosive interview. it will be addressed

i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining. whatever you're doing, i know sometimes you sit at home and watch this and you may be falling half asleep in the bathroom taking off your make up with the kids. but i want to make sure you're in front of the television right now because what i'm about to show you and tell you is very important. very important for the country. because what you're about to see right now is the face of the fight for your right to vote. here it is. >> well, why are they coming all close to her like that? why y'all came up close? >> so what you see right there and what you're hearing, this is georgia state representative park cannon. she is being arrested and removed from the state capitol after knocking on that door during governor brian kemp's signing of that assault, really, on your vote, what results to an assault on your vote. in a video that was posted to social media, you're going to see it here in moments, cannon is led away by several officers with her hand can you find behind her back. here she's