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DON LEMON STORMS A CHURCH DURING WORSHIP SERVICES BECAUSE…”JOURNALISM” Tina Toon Tuesday is Back! Cartoon published 01/20/2026 On Sunday, a Christian church in Minnesota was terrorized by far-left anti-ICE protestors. The parishioners were shocked and frightened when a dozen screaming radicals began shouting in their faces. They were screaming “ICE OUT!” over and over again. The protestors weren’t there to debate, they were there to intimidate, because they thought the pastor was supporting ICE. CNN’s washed up anchor, Don Lemon, invaded the church with leftist BLM radicals so he could live stream it on his Youtube channel. That’s right, Lemon is a podcaster now, and he’s hungry for followers. Don claimed he was doing ‘journalism’ by going into a church and harassing people in the pews was protected under the first amendment. Lemon is now under investigation for the potential violations of the federal FACE Act for desecrating a house of worship and interfering with Christian worshippers. A church is NOT a public space and no one can just ‘Walz’ in and harass people worshiping. One Minnesota church attendee said Don Lemon was unprofessional and absolutely WAS a part of the mob that stormed his church. “He was there and he was part of what disrupted our worship service.” Of course he was, gotta get those YouTube views! The Biden DOJ arrested abortion center protestors who were on sidewalks. (Abortion centers are sacred to Democrats). Lemon was not outside on a sidewalk…he brazenly went into the church and disrupted services. Don Lemon and the radical leftist agitators need to be arrested and thrown in jail for violating the FACE Act. What’s the FACE act you may ask? The FACE Act (full name: Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act) is a U.S. federal law enacted in 1994 (18 U.S.C. § 248). It prohibits certain conduct intended to interfere with access to reproductive health services (like abortion clinics) or the exercise of religious freedom at places of worship.Specifically, it makes it illegal to intentionally use force, threat of force, or physical obstruction to injure, intimidate, or interfere with (or attempt to do so) someone because they are: Obtaining or providing reproductive health services, or Exercising (or seeking to exercise) their First Amendment right to religious freedom at a place of religious worship. It also bans intentionally damaging or destroying property of such facilities or places of worship. No charges have yet been brought against the agitators or Lemon. We just have to hope they are not sitting on AG Bondi’s desk. —The GrrrTeam