Mike Davis

That's all it's for.

But to get it passed, they had to also carve out protections for churches.

Now, I think churches...

could be protected in plenty of other ways that don't involve the FACE Act.

But just get the people who are defending him to ask, OK, did he violate the FACE Act?

I think anybody who's being even slightly honest here has to admit, yes, he did that.

And so then get them to admit the next principle, which is, OK, well, why should he get off the hook?

And they'll say, well, because he's a journalist.

So journalists have immunity to commit any crime that they want.

I don't think that's a principle of American law.

I don't know, Megan, I didn't go to law school, but I don't think that's a part of our law or our jurisprudence.

So then on what grounds is he to be defended?

And the only grounds is, well, those dirty Christians had it coming.

Those white people in Minnesota, that ICE agent that they said was being harbored in the church, they had it coming, and it's okay to break the law.

If it punishes our political enemies.

And I think if you scratch the left on this far enough, that's that's what you're going to get to, which is a preposterous argument.

I just I hope it comes to a consequence because Don Lemon right now must be feeling either that he's in trouble.

You know, he might actually go to the clink.

Or he might say, great, this is act two of my career.

My career was in the doldrums.