
The Megyn Kelly Show Don Lemon ARRESTED Under Klan and FACE Acts, with Michael Knowles, Mike Davis, Bill Shipley, and Howard Blum | Ep. 1242
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Jan 30, 2026 Bill Shipley, former federal prosecutor offering concise legal analysis. Howard Blum, investigative journalist discussing new crime scene photos. Michael Knowles, conservative commentator providing political reaction. They debate Don Lemon’s arrest under Klan and FACE statutes, journalistic defenses and evidence of coordination. Blum explores unsettling Idaho crime-scene details and possible unknown DNA. Short, fast-paced legal and investigative conversation.
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Journalism Doesn’t Immunize Illegal Disruption
- Don Lemon's arrest centers on alleged violations of the FACE Act and the Ku Klux Klan Act for disrupting a church service.
- Megyn Kelly argues that claiming to be a journalist does not legally excuse participating in an organized disruption of worship.
On-Camera Behavior Suggests Active Participation
- Megyn Kelly and guests present video evidence showing Lemon coordinated with organizers and promoted the operation on camera.
- They highlight his on-camera admissions and subscription pitches as evidence of active participation, not passive reporting.
Legal Precedent Supports Prosecution
- Mike Davis and Bill Shipley call the church incursion a textbook FACE Act and Klan Act violation.
- They note prior uses of these statutes, showing precedent for prosecuting similar protest-related conduct.





