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Lemon LIVE at 5 | BREAKING: Diddy Verdict?! - July 1st, 2025

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From absurd to alarming, today’s show covers it all.

First up: We have breaking news in the Diddy trial. Has the jury reached a verdict?!

Next: Alligator Alcatraz. Yes, that’s what MAGA is calling the dystopian detention center that’s making headlines for its outrageous cruelty and conditions.

Then we’ll break down the latest on the so-called Big Beautiful Bill. It passed the Senate and now heads back to the House. What’s in it, how bad is it, and what does it mean for actual Americans?

Don is out today, but the brilliant Katie Phang is stepping in to guide us through the madness. Buckle up.

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