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19:13Now PlayingMegyn Kelly is joined by Rich Lowry and Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review to discuss Don Lemon’s absurd Jimmy Kimmel appearance, “The View” hosts who don’t understand the law, why the claim of "journalism" doesn't make Lemon immune from prosecution, and more.
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DOJ indictment of Don Lemon is politically motivated targeting
Inconsistent treatment of grand jury indictments based on politics
Journalists are not exempt from laws through First Amendment claim
Press status would not protect journalists participating in illegal protest
FACE Act protects churchgoers' First Amendment rights against disruption
Politician selectively quoted First Amendment omitting religious protections
Church is private property with limited invitation for specific purpose
Don Lemon ignored pastor's explicit order to leave church
Don Lemon callously dismissed trauma of church disruption victims
First Amendment does not provide special protections for credentialed journalists
Democratic administration would prosecute right-wing protesters without media outcry
Journalists have no special legal status or immunity from laws
Journalists must obey trespass and access laws like everyone else
Media defenders ignore laws protecting religious organizations from disruption
Don Lemon could have documented protest from sidewalk without disrupting
First Amendment protects everyone's speech equally, not institutional press
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