While Don Lemon claimed his contract termination came without warning, Howard Stern hinted that there was some good in the timing of it all.

The TV personality argued that because Lemon’s firing coincided with Fox News’ split from Tucker Carlson, the controversial host would get the most attention, making Lemon less likely to be criticized.

Don Lemon said he has no regrets and “owns” his actions after being fired by CNN after 17 years with the network.

Lemon announced his dismissal on Monday, saying he was “stunned” after being informed of the decision by his agent and lamenting his lack of “polite” handling of the situation, which CNN denied. is “incorrect”.

The news anchor appeared on the red carpet at the Time 100 Gala Dinner in New York City after his expulsion and spoke to Extra Tv about the channel’s decision.

Before joining CNN 17 years ago, Lemon worked for NBC Today And Nightly news programs.

independence compiled a timeline of Lemon’s career, from his first job in journalism to when he was fired from CNN.

This is what the presenter himself had to say about the sexist accusations against him.

The former governor of South Carolina and the US ambassador to the United Nations, now a Republican presidential candidate, took to Twitter yesterday to praise the demise of the man who controversially suggested that she She’s “past her prime” and wastes no time turning the moment into a sales opportunity.

“A great day for women everywhere. Now, get the men out of women’s sports,” she wrote before tossing a bunch of koozies with her tagline.

Rapper Rick Ross responded to the news that Lemon was fired by CNN by offering him a job at his Wingstop fast food chain.

“For some reason, I believe you know what you’re doing with the lemon chili wings, so you just need to send in your resume,” says Ross.

“Seventeen years, damn it. But I’ll make sure I get you in front of the right grill brother.

This is what the presenter himself had to say about the sexist accusations against him.

CNN news host says story is based on ’15-year-old boy’s anonymous gossip’

As we mentioned earlier, New York Times reported that CNN executives were exasperated by the fiery interview Don Lemon conducted with businessman and Republican aspiring presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy last week, in which Their couple argued about the history of the civil rights movement when co-host Poppy Harlow floundered in her chair.

However, California Democratic congressman Ro Khanna jumped to the host’s defense, retweeting the clip and commenting: “Don Lemon was right. As an Indian-American, I was deeply embarrassed when Vivek lectured a Negro about the history of the Negro. The truth is that the black civil rights movement paved the way for the immigration act of 1965 so that the Vivek family or I could come to America. We owe a huge debt.”

The former governor of South Carolina and the US ambassador to the United Nations, now a Republican presidential candidate, took to Twitter yesterday to praise the demise of the man who controversially suggested that she She’s “past her prime” and wastes no time turning the moment into a sales opportunity.

“A great day for women everywhere. Now, get men out of women’s sports,” she wrote before tossing a bunch of koozies with her tagline.

The ousted CNN host has previously claimed that the White House has hope ‘not in peak times’

During Lemon’s previous sabbatical, following his controversial comments about Nikki Haley’s age, host Sara Sidner filled his spot alongside co-host Poppy Harlow.

However, the carrier has yet to announce a permanent replacement plan. For now, Harlow and co-manager Kaitlan Collins will continue to host the show as usual.