Don Lemon Nearly Curses On Live Television: “I’m Sick Of That Sh*t!”

Don Lemon Nearly Curses On Live Television: “I’m Sick Of That Sh*t!”
Anything can happen on live television! CNN anchors Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo are the latest victims of that concept. The two discussed whether or not Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar had racist intentions for posting a fake photo of President Barack Obama shaking hands with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani amid the impending battle with Iran. Watch the entire video here.

Don Lemon
Well, Don Lemon either became too frustrated with discussing the topic of racism or forgot he was at work! He nearly cursed on live television with no censoring to stop him! Don said:
“‘Everything is about race! Everything- what I did wasn’t racist!’ Even if it was the most racist thing. I’m so sick of that sh- woah! Crap! I’m sick of that crap!”
Social media ultimately praised Don Lemon for his newfound looseness with these hilarious takes on the slip-up.







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Written by Miata Shanay
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