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Lemon LIVE at 5 | Who Is This Week's SOUR LEMON?! - March 21st, 2025
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1:32:33Now PlayingWelcome to The Sour Lemon Special! Every week, we break down the most outrageous, corrupt, and downright awful behavior from the people in power—and this time, we’ve got a stacked lineup of contestants. Who will take home the title of this week’s Sour Lemon? You decide!
Here are the nominees:
🍋 Greg Gutfeld – Fox News’ resident edgelord who thinks yelling 'shut the f*** up' at the Chief Justice is journalism.
🍋 Tom Homan – America’s angriest thumb is back, proudly announcing he doesn’t care what judges say—as if that’s a flex and not a confession.
🍋 Howard Lutnick – Commerce Secretary by day, very casual Tesla hype man by night. Insider trading? Never heard of her!
🍋 Steve Bannon – Least showered man in America says Trump’s running for a third term in 2028. Clearly, math—and the Constitution—are not part of the war room strategy.
🍋 Pam Bondi – Calling Tesla vandalism ‘terrorism’ because nothing says national security threat like a cracked windshield. Pam, go touch some grass.
🍋 That One White House Reporter – Asked for Derek Chauvin to be pardoned… on purpose. Bold move for someone trying to cosplay as a journalist while saying the quiet part out loud.
Who deserves the title? Who was the absolute worst this week? Join Don and Godfrey to break it all down!
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