Don Lemon remains defiant, dares Trump DOJ to 'make me into the new Jimmy Kimmel' as potential charges loom
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Don Lemon offered a defiant message Thursday as the Justice Department pursues charges against him for his role in livestreaming the left-wing agitators that stormed a Minnesota church.
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"I stand proud, and I stand tall," Lemon said on his YouTube show Thursday night. "This is not a victory lap for me because it's not over. They're going to try again, and they're going to try again. And guess what? Here I am. Keep trying."
"That's not going to stop me from being a journalist. You're not going to diminish my voice. Go ahead. Make me into the new Jimmy Kimmel if you want," Lemon told the DOJ. "Just do it! Because I'm not going anywhere."
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