Comedy News Network's Lemon disses his own network

Strong advocate of the First Amendment only when it is used by people he agrees with, CNN's Lemon named Don says that the network lowered itself by allowing free speech of someone with a different political view than his.

On Thursday, as blockhead Chris Cuomo passed the baton over to vacuous Don Lemon for the next show, the two CNN dullards got into a bizarre exchange about the merits of having Kellyanne Conway appear on the network.

"She never answers a question. She berates you. She’s condescending," Lemon told Cuomo, who appeared to be thinking about whether or not someone saw him litter on his way into the studio. "For me, it feels beneath the dignity of this network to have someone one who constantly lies and misconstrues things."

The dignity of CNN? Really?

According to the digital canary cage liner, HuffPost, Conway appeared on Cuomo's show earlier to discuss comments President Trump made in an interview with Breitbart, in which he said his supporters were "tough people" that would make things "very, very bad" if pushed to a certain point. Cuomo accused the president of dog-whistling violence; Conway said he was misinterpreting, but Cuomo can actually hear a dog whistle as he identifies as a pit bull.

"You’re just reading into it like you usually do. He was talking about how peaceful and gentle many people are who are otherwise tough," Conway told Cuomo before going on to interrupt him. "Christopher, he didn’t threaten and he’s not threatening violence."

Cuomo replied, "I made a mistake, so I surrender. You will never ― you will never call him out for whatever he says or whatever he does. You are choosing pragmatism over principle, and I should know this."

At least Kellyanne didn't call Cuomo a "cockroach" like CNN's Paul Begala did to Jared Kushner and Ivanka.

Don Lemon later told Chris Cuomo that Kellyanne Conway should not have been permitted to speak on the show because she was being dishonest to the American people, because he doesn't agree with her.

"When you come on CNN, [aka the Communist Nebbish Network] you have an obligation to be honest to the American people," Lemon claimed, forgetting about the exceptions they make, like the Covington High School lies they spouted and are getting their asses sued over.

"You can give your opinion, you can give your take, but it is a privilege to come on this network and speak to the American people ― and if you’re going to do it, do it directly and honestly."

Honestly like their reporting on Jussie Smollett.

Just like it's a privilege to have Jim "Am I Handsome or What" Acosta be obnoxious to Sarah Sanders and the President just to make a show of himself.

Again, Lemon said this on the very same week the network was slapped with a $275 million defamation lawsuit for their role in perpetuating the slander against the Covington Catholic High School students, during which CNN contributor Reza Aslan said that Nicholas Sandmann (a 16-year-old) had a "punchable" face, and he's brave enough to punch Sandmann because he's smaller than him.

Cuomo, staring off into what can only be described as the jasmine of his mind, ultimately felt that Kellyanne Conway should be allowed to speak on his show. He argued that the American people deserve to see what the president considers his "best defense."

And there's this thing called the First Amendment. Duh!

"I just believe that if this is who the president wants out there, I want people to see what he considers his best defense," Cuomo said. "I want them to see what he thinks is appropriate for his main counselor to do on television. That’s the saving grace."

And on the plus side, only 135 people ever watch CNN at the same time, unless they're catching a plane, so they're not going to hear Trump's best defense.

Both Cuomo and Lemon were not commenting because they forgot the question.

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