Mike Davis

And I would go even further.

You know, if Don Lemon were really pressed on this.

I would put it back on him and say, well, hold on.

So you're not in solidarity with the protesters?

Because obviously the whole reason that he's there is to express this solidarity, to suck up to an audience that is promoting political violence and violations of federal law and undermining other federal law like immigration enforcement.

So I'd put him in this position and say, hold on.

You've been on camera now for weeks talking about how you stand with these people.

Now that's put you in legal hot water because it impelled you to commit a crime.

And so now you're going to try to say you don't stand with these people.

Which one is it?

He can't have it both ways.

I think he just got a little too far out ahead of his skis.

He was upset that he lost his career in cable news.

And he wanted to try to make his bones in new media.

Not everyone is that good at it.

Not everyone can pull a Megyn Kelly and go from TV to new media and then dominate new media, too.

Don Lemon was basically pushed to the side of the media world.

He saw this as his opening, and he got a little too excited, and he committed a very serious federal crime.

What does Jim think?

Please.