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BREAKING: Don Lemon pleads not guilty in MN church protest case
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February 13, 2026
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11:37Now PlayingJournalist Don Lemon is being arraigned today after he was arrested for entering a Minnesota church during a protest. MS NOW Reporters Lisa Rubin, Ken Dilanian and Laura Barrón-López have more details. Hofstra Law Professor James Sample and Editor-at-large for The 19th Errin Haines join Katy Tur to weigh in on the case.
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