Topic: Don Johnson

CNN's Don Lemon is criticized for claiming the U.S. is "teetering on a dictatorship" due to the president's response to protests. The hosts argue that Lemon, as part of the "elite rich," ignores the class-based nature of the struggle. Meanwhile, BET founder Robert Johnson proposes a $14 trillion reparations plan to address the "stain of slavery" and create black wealth.

The hosts criticize CNN's Don Lemon for an emotional "open letter" to the widow of a soldier killed in Niger, labeling it as narcissistic virtue signaling. They also discuss the possibility of GoFundMe campaigns being used as a method for "buying off" people involved in high-profile tragedies like the Las Vegas shooting.

CNN and moderator Don Lemon hosted a segment featuring third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein via Skype. Gary Johnson's platform, including ending the drug war, legalizing marijuana, and abolishing the IRS, is highlighted as a more compelling alternative to the mainstream candidates.

The Mexican military recently destroyed 90,000 seized weapons using torches and hammers. The hosts point out the irony of the Mexican government complaining about being "outgunned" by cartels while simultaneously destroying high-powered weapons they have confiscated. The segment includes a brief pop-culture reference to Miami Vice.