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After invading a church, Don Lemon has appointed himself as the authority figure to explain what Christianity is, and if you disagree with him, he thinks you are not walking with the Lord. Today’s show breaks down how this is not so much Christianity as it is Lemonism.

Lemon said he believed he had a First Amendment right to storm the church.

According to Fox News:

Former CNN host Don Lemon could face criminal charges for embedding with anti-ICE agitators who stormed a Minnesota church during a Sunday service, Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett argued, saying journalism does not shield someone from liability when crimes are committed.

Lemon went viral Sunday for his reporting on the chaos that unfolded at Cities Church in St. Paul, telling viewers that "the freedom to protest" is what the First Amendment is all about. Protesters claimed a pastor inside was affiliated with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

“Whenever the left tells you something is unconstitutional, they are lying to you. They don't care about constitutionality. They are lying to you, they are gaslighting you,” Crowder said. “According to Don Lemon, he’s a Christian and Jesus was not perfect, there was no immaculate conception, God will issue no judgement, and he looks like a meth-out terrorist.”

Yesterday, after he made the case he was a Christian, he went on a live stream and did an ad read from the ‘Freedom From Religion’ foundation.

Lemon claimed the reason he was on the right side after storming the church was that the attendees of the church are White Supremacists.

“Nobody believes that,” Crowder said.

Lemon also decided to attack Niki Minaj, calling her out for her faith, as if he were morally superior. The only problem with this is that she has been on her faith journey for quite some time and does not appoint herself as an authority figure. She also grew up attending church and has decided to go back to her faith.

“Lemon wants to discount that while he engages in daily degeneracy and violates people's First Amendment rights,” Crowder said.

While you have the right to peacefully assemble on public property, you don't have the right to disrupt private property and end a church service. And while he implies he was just a journalist covering the event, a case can be made that he also participated in the protest.

While speaking with Don Lemon, Keith Ellison said that the FACE Act is solely used to protect abortion centers. However, the FACE Act also especially mentions houses of worship.

“You either have to believe that he is quite literally functionally retarted or he is lying to you,” Crowder said. “Of course, he is lying to you.”