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take a look at cnn's don lemon. >> you've got to call it what it is.at is idiotic and nonsensical. i think that you need to tell people that their behavior is idiotic and nonsensical. howie: does it help the situation to accuse people who he declined to get the vaccines of idiotic behavior? >> i don't understand when elites in liberal stems of society will learn that there are obvious attitudes that people who disagree with them are stupid and prim testify and deplorables does nothing but make those people tune out to what they're being told because obviously people who obviously think that you're dumb and moronic are not people you're going to trust and listen to and that's the other part of out, is the media outlets have lost trust and faith. there's a racial divide. the more you try and force people or coerce them or pressure them rather than persuade them to do something, it's just human nature that people don't want to be forced to do something they don't want to do. they need to be persuaded and that requires respect which a lot of the institutio

i tell you what don lemon said. don lemon sees this happen.he woman walks away with my credit card. he goes like this, wait, wait, what was that? wait. did he just -- ah. i mean, come on. >> see ya. >> i love you, d lemon. >> hey. >> yes. >> did you just call me -- >> never. >> get vaccinated, people. that's all i got to say, despite the conversation that we had. we are talking real stuff but get vaccinated. thank you, brother, i love you. >> this is "don lemon tonight." i am so happy to be back. i hope that you enjoyed -- i know you enjoyed laura. she is an upgrade, from me. but now, we're back so let's get to the discussion now. >>> so, yes, people are having conversations about the vaccine in my own family. as i just said. but we have got a miracle that -- that's right in our hands, right now. actually, it's right in our arms. vaccines that are saving millions and millions of lives. allowing us to get back to some semblance of normal. letting us hug yourour loved on again. letting us get out into the world. letting me see people i haven't s

d lemon on "don lemon tonight." miss me? so much. i have nothing but great memories whenever we spend time together. [ laughter ] >> so i know that you missed me during the handoff. laura is great -- >> there is only one handoff. laura, i love you. she's an up dgrade from me, absolutely. you didn't see me on tv but we did get to spend time together. this is us at lunch on saturday. do you see that? all the guys on one side of the table and all the women on the other. this is us. and my adopted family. these are most of the chris' friends that have become my friends. really great people otherwise they would not be in my life and my pe fiancee and my dog. i enjoyed seeing you on my vacation and i love this picture, there is my mom. she would be like hey, where are we? at the same restaurant on two different days. we happened to go to the same restaurant. our favorite. should i tell people where it is? in green port. >> not like we get a break on the bill. i guarantee you, it ain't free. we pay for everything we get in that place. >> it

case, you are not a fan of lemon v whiteman. i am tempted to say that lemon, in your book, should be made sweeter by -- what is the other sweetening agents that is one of the great cases -- i will think of it. judge starr: he has already stumped me and i haven't even started. dr. farr: it is worth strict scrutiny was. so what cases that? -- what case is that? and, if you wanted to make a joke and really screwed up, sherbet. judge starr: i wish we read the book before the interrogation began. dr. farr: that is inside, even if you knew it would be an inside joke. judge starr: i kept thinking honey, i like honey. dr. farr: sherbet laid out some rules. that i think represent the way the first amendment was written. if we exercise equality would call it, lenin did other things to but i think it undermined that. so that is why i think lemon should be sweden. all right, i was convinced by your book that these three great principles were and have been sustained by the supreme court, even the ones with whom you disagree and i disagree ev

how do you make the lemon tahini slaw?rfect for your vegan friends, tahini has kind of a molassesy type mixture. when you mix it with lemon, mustard, you add water, it turns into an aioli consistency, keep mixing and i promise it'll come together like that. what you do is, you have your cabbage here. i've got a little bit of a mixture of some lemon zest, some capers, and i'm just going to add that in with the cabbage, season it, some lemon juice and then i'm going to add this right over it. mix that up with some snap peas and some radishes and you have a beautiful, beautiful summer slaw. >> love it. this last one, big-time summertime favorite, corn. how are we going to work with this? >> you got to have the corn. oh, yeah, so i have grilled corn here with some grilled jalapenos, some nice charred scallions, and while those are cooling you want to mix together your dressing, which is buttermilk, a little bit of feta, this comes from my great friend sue lee, and i got to add some garlic here, some nice fresh herbs, we've got

can you believe it, lemon? it's unbelievable. >> i think my mom already knows that, but thank you very much, john kasich. >> i'm saying she's proud of you. she's proud of you. >> i know. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i'm just having fun with you. but i have to get to the business on hand. talk to me about where this country is right now when it comes to the president. his significant accomplishments early, covid is back. at first we thought it was over, right? he's got a lot on his plate. much of his agenda is stalled. what do we do? >> well, i mean, i think the

this is "don lemon tonight." obviously, i am don lemon.ut there is -- that's one bit of our breaking news. we have other breaking news as it comes to this. as it comes to the insurrection and so on and so forth. we're going to talk about bill cosby, tonight. >>> bill cosby is a free man. and the women, who accused him, who spoke out about what they say the star, who was once known as america's dad, did to them. many of whom, i have spoken with over the years. well, they are shocked tonight. wondering, how this could happen? he is back at his pennsylvania home, thanks to a surprise ruling from pennsylvania's supreme court. vacating his 2018 conviction for sexual assault. cosby had been sentenced to up-to-ten years in a state prison for drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his home 14 years ago. he said nothing at a press conference, outside his home today. just nodding his head, as his publicist called his victory for americans treated badly by the judicial system. that's how his publicist described it. cosby later tweeted th

>> don lemon is repeating propaganda.self. we have evidence this happened. we know for example, the presidential ban on doing gain of function research in the united states expired in 2017. it was not reviewed. it wasn't renewed until presidential order in april of 2020, said hold on a second, we're not doing this. we know that under dr. fauci money was going to the wuhan virology institute to study these kind of things, the kind of things by the way outside of our ethical control which i think scientists like, the united states still has some level of ethical control over its science or at least pretends to. this was pushed, now chair was involved in this. he was in charge and he is lying. to don lemon's point the reason we want to know this because we want to know where the virus came from. i'm not looking to punish nih people. but i want to find out if government money, our taxpayer money was going to foreign virology institutes studying disease that helped destroy the economy of the entire world. elizabeth: that's the

we sent don lemon to find out.arder. take a look. >> hello, everyone. i spoke to tv theme song composers and legendary actors to try to get to the bottom of this question. what happened to tv theme songs? what happened? we all used to sing them. but first i had to ask them what was their favorite tv theme song of all time. mine is "movin on up," the jeffersons from the '70s. listen to theirs. >> outside of your own amazing show, which i love, i have to say that, what is your favorite tv theme song? >> "the brady bunch." ♪ here's a story of a lovely lady ♪ ♪ who was bringing up three very lovely girls ♪ >> because i like when the song tells the story of the series. and i was very influenced with that growing up. ♪ it's the story of a man named brady ♪ ♪ who was busy with three boys of his own ♪ >> "adams family." ♪ >> they're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky. >> and ooky. >> and all together ooky. >> how do you spell ooky? ♪ the adams family." >>> here's the biggest question. what ever happened to the

george: i was probably 11 or 12, and i hit lemons in the backyard. we got a lemon tree.e-- damian: with what? with the golf club? george: yeah, a three wood. i don't know how we got them. i think they were in case we heard a noise, you know. we didn't have a gun, but we had a seven iron and a three wood. and i don't know how we ended up with golf clubs. my grandfather didn't play golf, and then my grandfather ended up using the clubs to keep the dog in the yard. like, he would put it between the wall and the door so the dog would push the door, but he pushed against the club. so it wasn't like we had a bag or head covers or anything like that, so. damian: and i read somewhere that you're a 14-handicap and eddie garcia is a 12. i've seen both of you play, and something's a little fishy there. george: i don't know. you know, with us in handicaps, we're at the mercy of, you know, our own nerves and whether we're tired or hung over, you know. our handicaps aren't like-- the pros don't have a handicap. ours is weather, you know, circumstance, you know, emotional distress, you

this is "don lemon tonight," and i'm laura coates in for don lemon. i know you can remember, because how could you forget? how could any of us forget what we saw with our own eyes exactly six months ago today? something we never in a million years thought we'd see, the united states capitol, the seat of our democracy, battered, defiled by hundreds of bloodthirsty rioters. lawmakers like senator mitt romney and the then-vice president forced to run for their lives. the pictures, the videos are burned into our memories. but just today the fbi released 11 horrific new videos from body cameras, officers who risked their lives trying to keep the insurrectionists out of the capitol. and i warn you, some of this is very disturbing to watch. you know, we haven't bleeped any of it to give you the full context. when there is this video of maga head rioters on the capitol steps. and another sickening video of rioters assaulting police officers . and with threats against lawmakers still increasing, with homeland security and the fbi warning about the potential fo

don lemon is the biggest celebrity on this. we're going to have such great music, really great bands that people are going to be able to watch cnn and rock out to. it's always terrific to hear live music, to hear performances from our favorite musicians, but especially now since it's been so long since we have been able to experience that. even if you are not in a city where there's a fantastic musical performance, you can have a front row seat right in your home watching television. you mentioned nashville, don. brad paisley is going to be having a huge concert with lots and lots of people. one of my favorites that i'm looking forward to is susanna hoffs, the lead singer of the bangles. it is going to blow you away. >> i feel like i'm back at the neighborhood pool in the 1980s. >> wait until you see billy ray cyrus. bee bee rex ya is amazing. neo, nelly. you can watch on your phone, your lap totop or television. cnn is the place to be. we're going to go from 7:00 until 3:00 in the morning. tune into cnn. sit on your couch. enj

>>> the big show, "don lemon tonight," starts right now with its big star, don lemon. >> and you got breaking news. the war has changed. a document from the cdc, we had former surgeon general, dr. jerome adams. he says this freedom argument is bunk. the vaccine is necessary. >> you know how we usually -- you know, we have a light moment because i think people need that, after a long day. we usually -- we haven't had as many of those. i got it tell you, chris. i -- i have been really worried, and i am even more worried now, with all this information. you know, when i was in cincinnati last week or the week before, you know, people were asking me, why are you walking around without a mask? i'm like, well, i am about to interview the president. i want to make sure. you're fully vaccinated. i am but i am really worried about this delta variant. we just don't know. and i think -- i think that things may be worse than we actually think. than people may be letting on. there is something that they know, that they are going to start mandating masks and possibly vaccines. # there's -- there's

elizabeth: let's listen to don lemon on cnn, watch this. >> what is wrong with rand paul, seriously. thinking i'm thinking the same thing, what is wrong with them, what is he trying to prove, there's nothing to prove, he keeps immersing himself, rand paul, stop it, you look like an idiot, the lying and misinformation is why we can bridge a political gap even though her lives are at stake and you still have people acting like rand paul. elizabeth: let's show the viewer again with the government documents show a long history of nih backing on gain-of-function to provideon risk research datig back a generation before sars broke out in asia you will see doctor pol a washington post op-ed saying it's beneficial to create dangerous lab created viruses created in the lab in order to get insights onto these viruses, 2012 he said the benefits outweigh the risks in this research, goes on and on and on the documents show that the nih and the and iad were sending millions of dollars over to the wuhan lab and into china to do the research i'm not sure where don lemon is headed and not sure of don

it's kind of like making lemonade out of, i don't know, lemon waste. it's pretty cool. maas: joey arioso'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 opera

it's time now for don lemon tonight with its big star, d lemon. >> you did hear me screaming? i thought i left my jacket in this studio, and i got here just a minute ago, and i go, ah! i had to run down stairs. whoo! in order to get my jacket. >> finally. >> i thought you would hear me. it was loud. so how you feeling? >> better than i deserve. >> yeah? >> we have been talking a lot about the vaccines, vaccine misinformation, all the fda apr approval, on and on, doing research on that, and i think a lot -- listen, it's important that you are fda approved, the vaccines, but everything i'm reading says the fda approval doesn't matter as much. what matters is the after kacy, and what meaters is efficacy, and it's become a talking point, people are putting emphasis on the fda approval, and what matters is the afefficacy. >> 49% of people say that fda approved matters. >> no. >> that doesn't -- >> that is the numbers. >> i know, i tried to argue the numbers the other night, and you said perception. >> what are you talking about? >> i was giving you facts and you said the facts is r

>>> the big show, "don lemon tonight" with its big star, don lemon. the war has changed, from the cdc. we had dr. jerome adams. he says this freedom argument is bunk. the vaccine is necessary. >> you know how we usually -- you know, we have a light moment because i think people need that after a long day. we haven't had as many of those. i have to tell you, chris, i've been really worried and i'm even more worried with all of this information. when i was in cincinnati last week or the week before, you know, people were asking me, why are you walking around with a mask? well, i'm about to interview the president. i want to make sure. you're fully vaccinated. i am. but i'm worried about the dell va variant. we just don't know. i think things may be worse than we actually think. than people are letting on. there's something they know, if they are going to mandate mask and possibly vaccines. there's tons of information showing that it's bad. but i think -- i don't know if we can get this under control, we had the opportunity to. none of this had to happen

time for don lemon tonight and its big star d. lemon. >> well, can you call this bipartisanship? >> what we're doing right now? >> no, no. this is called -- >> jacked and nonjacked. >> why would you call yourself nonjacked? i know you've been eating a lot and you've gained a lot of weight during quarantine but i wouldn't call you nonjack. but i'm talking about ron desantis, the governor of florida and the president of the united states. tonight and having a cordial meeting, complimenting each other, saying we live in a world where people should get along. desantis saying he's got all the resources. the president was nice and the president stopping to talk to everybody and he apologized because, i mean, what a difference a year makes. but anyways, go on. this is how it should be. >> the job should come first. you have absect tragedy, trauma, a community that has no time for pettiness. they are dealing with the heaviest of human consequence. and i'll tell you what i like about it. is that everybody is doing this the right way including the media. nobody is magnifying fringe fools o

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sir, let's watch cnn host don lemon arguing with fellow anchor chris cuomo.rising. watch this. >> is it real? crime is at an historic low. it is creeping that up. >> homicides and shootings in major cities. >> creeping back up, that is not good. still at all-time low but not -- >> depends on the category. shootings in new york state around new york city are up from 2019. >> democratic cities are in chaos right now. this is what you want from joe biden and taking the down the statues and crime is rising. >> defund the police. >> it is so bad, defunding police, it is like -- elizabeth: well the second half of that sound bite from last year did not age well. so you know, it comes across as you know, you're treating people like data points. infants, todd letters, babies, children, teenagers being shot to death. are those data points we should move on from? >> well, don lemon is viewing through a different lens than what is happening based on the quantitative statistics. we clearly see a rise in shootings and violent crime, not just in new york but on a national l

elizabeth: let's watch cnn host don lemon arguing with fellow anchor chris cuomo don lemon appears tosing, watch this. >> is a real crime is not an historic low, it's creeping back up, it's creeping back up and that is not good at that an n all-time low and not to the point -- >> new york city specifically. >> democratic cities are in chaos right now, is this what you want from joe biden and they're going to take your country away in taking down the statues. >> crime is rising, d t from police. >> it so bad in the defunding police. elizabeth: the second half of that soundbite did notso i age , it comes across your treating people like data points, infants, toddlers, babies, children, teenagers being shot to death, are those just data points we should move on f from? >> rodon lemon is viewing throuh a different lens than what's happening of the quantitative statistics we see a rise in shootings of violent crime not just in new york but the national level therefore we need to understand and capture the necessary data and crime reduction strategy and that is clearly not happening and i t

. >>> don lemon tonight starts right now with d. lemon. >> what you got for me? >> i got you a different suit, a different tie. help you out. make you not look like you're selling something. >> what are you talking about? >> you look like an ice cream salesman. >> really? i want to booth in the window, not the back, mater d. >> i wish i had my keys i would throw them at you. come on, sir. are you lecturing me on fashion. >> yeah, because my style isn't an issue. >> the president gave a speech about truth, voting rights. >> did more than that. he set a bar for himself that is the highest since he took office. look, he came in, had to show he could be confident about the pandemic and get out the vaccine. i think he did that well. i think he's going to have a problem with crime that i think he's going to have to figure out. i think that's a democrat problem. now he just said this is the test of our time. can he get the democrats in the senate and the house to come together to stop the voting rights restrictions that are fanning out all over this country? >> why do y

don lemon tonight with the big star d. lemon starts now. >> how's it going, sir? >> peachy. >> i still am flummoxed by the misinformation over the vaccine, people refusing to get vaccinated and also refusing to wear masks. every day seems like it gets worse. and i don't mean that, i mean the people who are dying, who are actually coming down with it especially the children if you saw martin savidge's report. i mean just heart breaking. >> people seen with significant cases and hospitalizations are getting younger. part of the metric here is ignorance but part of it is also arrogance and resistance they believe is a false manifestation of freedom. this is not an issue of freedom. of course you have freedom to make choices about your own body. let's put to the side so many of these people don't want to afford that freedom to women. but what we're saying is does it mean it's the right choice? and these suggestions i think the vaccine is safe, but you have the freedom to take it, but i don't know that the science lines up, but i don't know why they're changing the gui

gonna do come in for my lemon law for my well listen it, ally. well, no, no. i sort of hope lo, kind of have to contest to our total time heavy. but listen, dick let them in here, but i feel like i'm the fellow and they're only the stuff to look for lamar and let them comply, minute tell us over for security reasons. but she had rarely stayed in. she knew for more than a few days at a time. but on this visit he was delayed. so the days turned into weeks. ah, i kind of hung up in the car, just level of tele credit cards and tele included. and i were kind of calling to prick. you know that doctors too. who kinda thought you had said i would be 24 hours open to put up on sundays dinner. i can show you, can you tell us about the m for january of others on saturday, or how well it was when lot of some of that here was a general, omi and equipment that severed themselves. i didn't know that jim several of the jet i i i i i, i left over the rest of the sudden i followed the load them on the right in the 4th and 4th street. my head around it, i believe o

the lemon case you are not a fan. suffice to say lemon in your book could be made sweeter by what is the other sweetening agent coming stop me and i've not even started. lol. it's for super scrutiny was, what cases that? [laughter] if you wanted to make a joke and really screw it up. [inaudible] what is the interrogation begin? >> even if you know it will be an inside joke. i keep thinking honey, honey. i like honey. that represents the way the first amendment was written. you exercise a quality we call it. i think it undermined that prayer that's why think lemon should be sweetened. these three great principles were and have been sustained the ones with we agree even more. my point is this guy has been in front of them and that great american way of debate. the higher laws can cause at the constitution of the united states. this is a love story for religious freedom. sisters everything i have read beginning with the country it's a love story for baylor. the clinton it's a love story the clinton book is a love story f

don lemon hosts live from cincinnati beginning at 8:00 eastern. i'm jim acosta "the situation room." the special coverage continues now with erin burnett "ou "outfront". >>> "outfront" next, political washington implodes and investigating the deadly insurrection after pelosi vetoes two of the picks. sandra garza, the long time partner of brian sicknick is "outfront" tonight and president biden about to address the nation on cnn when covid cases and hospitalizations are spiking again. could the republicans who have suddenly started to encourage vaccines help? new details about trump ally tom barrack. will he fight the charges or cooperate with investigators about trump? let's go "outfront". >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. the special committee to investigate the january 6th insurrection as kevin mccarthy pulled all five republicans he named from the panel as president biden is about to speak to the nation on cnn. tonight's exclusive town hall comes at a pivotal moment in biden's presidency. he's facing head winds and crucial issues, the most pr

d lemon. d"don lemon tonight" right now. >> there are some beautiful families there.ng about their loved ones. heart-wrenching and much needed. we need to hear about the lives of the folks. but i have som

another one of my favorites, eva, is actually ginger, cucumber and lemon similar to this one.nti-inflammatory coming from the lemon, a little bit of hydration from the cucumber. if you eat it you get a fiber boost. i know we're talking about the liquid, but interestingly enough, that's only 80% of where your hydration is coming from. the other 20% will come from foods so things like bell peppers, cucumbers, melons, those are incredibly hydrating so a great way to add some extra hydrating foods into your overall pattern of eating. >> good watermelons count. right? you have a few more dos and one big don't. tell us about that. >> yes. so those energy beverages that are sugar sweetened or alcohol, you're going to want to slow down on that. those can act as a diuretic and really pull water from your system. i know for many people who are just rolling with the tap water, that can get a little bit boring and hard. folks might really benefit from a prompt maybe in their telephone with an alert, hey, drink some water now. the other thing i always like to say is, get a gorgeous water b

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it's time, now, for "don lemon tonight," with its big star, d lemon. >> did you hear me screaming a minutet all the way up here because i had to tape something earlier and i thought i left my jacket in this studio. and i got here, just a minute ago, and i went, ah! and i had to run downstairs. whoo! in order to get my jacket. >> well, i am very impressed. >> i thought you would hear me because it was loud. >> -- that you were able to do that. >> so, how are you feeling? >> better than i deserve. >> yeah? uh, we have been talking about -- a lot about the vaccines, about vaccine misinformation. about all the -- about fda approval and on and on. i have been doing some research on that and i think a lot -- i think, listen, it's important, obviously, that the fda approves the vaccines. but everything that i am reading saying that the fda approval doesn't really matter, that much. what matters is the efficacy. and that the emergency-use authorization actually came through the fda. and that, what matters is efficacy, and people put too much -- it's actually become a talking point. people are putt

lemon i'll tell you what matters, i love you. >> i know. sometimes you're okay.e it. >> i'll see you later. >> this is "don lemon tonight." the question is, what's the end game? what happens now? it's kind of what chris and i were just talking about. what's reality and what's fact, right? where do we go from here? you heard president joe biden today. it was a hell of a speech in philadelphia, an angry passionate speech calling out the nationwide assault on the right to vote, calling out the big lie. >> the big lie is just that, a big lie. [ applause ] >> will you deny the will of the people? will you ignore their voices? we have to ask, are you on the side of truth or lies, fact or fiction, justice or injustice? democracy or autocracy? that's what it's coming down to. >> so calling out all the lies spreading across this country, across our misinformation nation, lies on everything from covid to race to the vote, right? the president demanding to know whether republicans are on the side of truth or on the side of lies. calling out merchants of fear and peddlers of

but right now, i give it to "don lemon tonight" with its star, d lemon. >> i just saw you. you were like, oh, i'm not going to see you this week. i will be off. and then, i walk into the office and scared me. the whits out of me. i thought i was seeing a ghost. >> first of all, i can't scare out of you, what you don't have. and second, duty calls. when the boss says, would you? i say yes. >> are you saying i'm whittles? >> yes, that's what i was saying, don. very well done. >> i am proving your point. >> would you -- would you go to space? >> i feel like i'm with it when i am with you, i'm in outer space, all the time. um, sure, why wouldn't i go to space? yeah, i would go. >> how many reasons you want not to go? >> no, i don't think i would want to be the first. let them work it out, first. of course, and then i'll go. sure. why not? >> what if it's like really expensive? >> you didn't ask me if i had to pay for it. >> you know what? fair point. and given who i am talking to, you would assume it was free. >> oh, stop. you know that's not true. um, yeah, i would go. i want

kept waiting for don lemon -- it was really compelling television.ose are much closer to our goal which is to understand what the biden administration means by the term misinformation. then we came across this clip. we kept watching. and we understood. here is joe biden describing the benefit of vaccinations. >> the various shots people are getting now cover that. you are okay. you are not going to get covid if you have these vaccinations. >> tucker: finally! a definition. he doesn't tell us, he shows us. he leads by example. that's what misinformation looks like. "you aren't going to get covid if you have these vaccinations" says the president of united states. how did those vaccinated in texas -- why was kamala was rushed to walter reed medical center if vaccinated people cannot get covid but why are the permissible companies telling us it's in fact possible to get covid after you have been vaccinated? so why would joe biden tell us the exact opposite? now you know why. he's showing us what misinformation is. like a good leader, he is, as they say.

this is don lemon tonight. obviously i'm don lemon. we have other breaking nulgs as -- news as it comes to this, the insurrection and so forth. we're going to talk about bill cosby tonight. bill cosby is a free man and the women who accuse him and spoke out about what they say the star who was once known as america's dad did to them, many of whom i spoke to over the years are shocked tonight wondering how this could happen. he is back at his pennsylvania home thanks to a surprise ruling from pennsylvania supreme court vacating his 2018 conviction for sexual assault. cosby had been sentenced to up to ten years in a state prison for drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his home 14 years ago. he said nothing at a press conference outside his home today, just nodding his head as his publicist called his victory for americans treated badly by the judicial system. that's how his publicist described it. cosby later tweeted he has always maintained his innocence and thanked his fands. andrea was mentioned in statement calling th

this is d"don lemon tonight" an i'm laura coates in for don lemon. another night of major developments on multiple big stories. questions tonight about how long immunity lasts from the pfizer vaccine. pfizer saying it's working on a booster shot. a third dose that might be administered as soon as six months after the second. while the cdc and fda say americans don't need booster shots yet. we've got a lot more to come on that. and meanwhile, as we're talking about with chris, one of our most sacred rights as americans is under increasing assault. the right to vote. the very heart of what makes democracy, democracy. republican-led states across the country putting more and more restrictions on voting, especially voting by black and brown people. many of whom vote for democrats. the supreme court upholding arizona's voting restrictions and signaling that they would likely side with other states passing new restrictions in response to the big lie of voter fraud. while in congress, the john lewis act is stalled after the senate refused to even debate the