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The hosts explain the legal distinctions regarding the right to assemble, noting that it is generally restricted to public places and subject to "time, place, and manner" regulations. They argue that entering a private church to disrupt a service constitutes trespassing rather than a protected peaceable assembly. They contrast advocacy with incitement and physical disruption.
Don Lemon defends his actions as "acts of journalism," claiming the First Amendment protects his right to chronicle protests regardless of location. The hosts counter that freedom of the press does not grant immunity from trespassing laws. They suggest Lemon is seeking to boost his ratings and validity in the podcast world following his departure from cable news.
