Don Lemon

Right.

And from the 2020 election, I am.

So, look, good.

Thank you.

You know more about this than I do, because that was your beat in Washington, D.C.

I'm just sort of an interloper every now and then I would go out in and out to cover things.

But this whole idea now, let's get back to the birthright citizenship.

Because I think it's a sort of chipping away at our Constitution.

And especially I think the Civil Rights Department right now, the Civil Rights Unit of the Department of Justice, I think is doing some very dangerous stuff in the way that they are trying to, you know, they're implementing laws that were meant to protect citizens.

Citizens who had been discriminated against historically, including African-Americans, especially, which is what the 14th Amendment was about giving, largely about giving formerly enslaved people full citizenship.

And they just keep trying to chip away at that and then distort the language to, as you saw with what's his name, Jeremy Carr, this idea of.

that white people are somehow being overly oppressed more than others in this society.

To me, it's just mind-boggling that we're even at this moment right now.

Yeah, but I mean, I guess I'm not on Twitter, and so I don't know how online anyone is.

However, I mean, I do hear things.

I do read.

However, I wonder how that plays with judges who are—

you know, who are in charge of some of these lawsuits that the Civil Rights Department of the Civil Rights Union, the Department of Justice is bringing.

I'm not sure they, you know, I don't know if the online part matters to them, but I wonder if they look at these cases and go, this is ridiculous.

Look, I understand what you're saying.