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Don Lemon goes on unscripted rant after James Comer calls NY Post ‘credible’ | New York Post
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0:59Now PlayingEmbattled “CNN This Morning” host Don Lemon went on an unscripted rant against the New York Post on Tuesday after the Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee called the paper “credible” over its Hunter Biden laptop scoops during an interview with Kaitlan Collins – the co-anchor Lemon allegedly berated, as The Post exclusively reported last week.
Rep. James Comer (R-KY) discussed the upcoming House probe into Hunter Biden’s laptop and suggestions from the Twitter Files that the FBI targeted stories related to the suppression of The Post’s Biden laptop coverage.
Comer accused the FBI of pushing to ban The Post, calling the paper a “credible outlet” and the fourth biggest newspaper in America.” Most mainstream media outlets, including CNN, slammed The Post’s laptop bombshell before Joe Biden was elected president in 2020.
After Collins – who conducted the interview from Capitol Hill – threw it back to the New York studio, Lemon turned sour.
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