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9:46Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky mocks Don Lemon for suggesting he could be president or run a major media company, framing it as peak media ego detached from reality. She argues Lemon’s recent relevance stems from a short-term viral surge tied to anti-Trump activism—not any proven leadership or business success. The segment paints him as emblematic of a media class inflated by attention rather than merit.
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