Pastor WARNS Don Lemon As Appeals Judge ADMITS DOJ Can ARREST Him For INVADING Minneapolis Church!
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Summary
Takeaways
- ❖A US Court of Appeals judge confirmed the DOJ established probable cause for Don Lemon's arrest related to a church invasion.
- ❖The host alleges a 'woke' lower court judge, with a conflict of interest, blocked the arrest warrants for political reasons.
- ❖Don Lemon reportedly expects to be arrested, despite claiming journalistic immunity and denying protester status.
- ❖A pastor issued a direct, forceful warning to Don Lemon and other activists not to disrupt their church services.
- ❖The host advocates for continued DOJ pursuit of charges against Don Lemon and other individuals involved in the church disruption.
Insights
1Appeals Judge Acknowledges Probable Cause for Don Lemon's Arrest
One of three judges on the US Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit, who heard the DOJ's request to force a lower court to sign arrest warrants, admitted in a concurring opinion that the DOJ had established probable cause to justify the arrest warrants, including one for Don Lemon. This indicates a higher judicial body recognized sufficient grounds for arrest.
A US Court of Appeals judge 'admitted in a concurring opinion he felt that they had established probable cause to justify the arrest warrants' for Don Lemon and others.
2Lower Court Judge Accused of Political Bias in Blocking Warrants
The host claims the Minneapolis magistrate judge refused to charge Don Lemon due to 'obvious political reasons,' alleging a conflict of interest because the judge's wife works for Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. This refusal is framed as protecting leftists and disregarding the rule of law, despite the appeals court's acknowledgment of probable cause.
The 'woke magistrate judge out in Minneapolis refused to charge Don Lemon' due to 'obvious political reasons,' with the judge's wife reportedly working for Keith Ellison. The host states the judge is 'full of sh*t' for claiming no probable cause.
3Churches Issue Forceful Warnings Against Disruptions
A pastor delivered a strong warning to Don Lemon and other potential protesters, stating that any attempt to invade or disrupt their church service would be met with a 'Royal Rumble.' The pastor emphasized the church's dedication to worship and the community's investment, asserting that such actions 'will not stand' and that congregants are prepared to physically defend their space.
A pastor states, 'Don Lemon, don't come here. You roll up in this church doing stuff like that and it's going to be the Royal Rumble.' He adds, 'That will not stand in this church.'
4Don Lemon Expects Continued Legal Pressure
Despite the lower court's refusal to sign warrants, Don Lemon himself acknowledges that the tension with the Department of Justice is 'not yet over.' He believes authorities will 'try again and again' and expects to be arrested at any point, indicating an awareness of ongoing legal vulnerability.
Don Lemon states, 'I think they're probably going to try again and again.' The host also notes, 'Don Lemon is essentially expecting to be arrested at any point in time now.'
Lessons
- Understand that legal actions against public figures involved in protests, especially those disrupting private or religious spaces, can face political and judicial hurdles, even when probable cause is acknowledged by higher courts.
- Recognize the growing sentiment among some religious leaders and communities to physically defend their places of worship against perceived invasions or disruptions by activists.
- Be aware that individuals like Don Lemon, despite claiming journalistic roles, may still face ongoing legal scrutiny and potential charges if authorities pursue alternative legal avenues like grand juries.
Notable Moments
A pastor issues a direct and aggressive warning to Don Lemon and other activists against disrupting church services, promising a 'Royal Rumble' if they attempt it.
This moment highlights the escalating tension and the readiness of some religious communities to physically defend their spaces against perceived invasions, reflecting a broader sentiment of self-defense against activist disruptions.
Quotes
"Don Lemon, don't come here. You go, you roll up in this church doing stuff like that and uh it's going to be the Royal Rumble. And the funny thing is, I'm not joking."
"Bible teaches that we serve a God who teaches our hands to war and our fingers to fight. That's Bible."
"I'm not naive. I think they're probably going to try again and again as they did with Tish James and Comey and everyone. If one doesn't work, then they try something else and that fails and they try something else and then they just don't give up because they, you know, they they want to save face. But I I don't know what's next. I I think I think what's next is that I have to be in it for the long haul and to, you know, and just to be strong as always and keep calm and carry on."
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