Tom Bevan

Um, there's a, it's not a good, no, that's not a good sign.

Well, I think that Attorney General Pam Bondi and Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon, along with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch, FBI Director Kash Patel, they have all made it crystal clear.

that people who terrorize church services, people who trespass into Sunday services, disrupt the service, they're going to face federal criminal charges.

And there are two federal statutes that are directly on point here.

There's the Federal Face Act,

passed in 1994 by Bill Clinton to protect both abortion clinics from obstruction and as a compromise for Republicans to get the 60 votes to get this passed in the Senate.

They also passed the FACE Act to include houses of worship.

So that is a federal crime to obstruct

churches, to obstruct synagogues and mosques.

And it's very clear that that's what Don Lemon and his co-conspirators, his modern day Klansmen did when they went into this Minnesota church and disrupted

the service.

Don Lemon actually went up to the pulpit and disrupted the pastor during the middle of the service.

This is a slam dunk Facebook act violation.

It's also a violation of the Ku Klux Klan statute, 18 USC section 241 conspiracy against rights.

When you have a mob of people going into churches

to disrupt the churches because of their Christian faith, because of their race.

And Don Lemon made it very clear in his so-called reporting.

That's why he did it.

That's why his co-conspirators did it.

He's also going to face charges under the Klan statute.