Handoff is good. name the movie that i m playing with there, and i ll send you a hat. you can hit me on twitter and tell me. d. lemon and i are so thrilled that so many of you are checking out the handoff podcast that we just kicked off season two today, and here s the even better news. every episode of the show is now available for free on all podcast platforms, apple podcasts, spotify, wherever you listen or just go to cnn.com/thehandoff. okay? thank you for watching. the big star of the handoff himself, don lemon of don lemon tonight . you ve got that right. it s so much fun doing look, if you think we go a little bit overboard or we push the boundaries during this television handoff, then you actually need to listen to the podcast. i actually had someone say this is the best one that it was very courageous, very brave of how far we went with talking
Capitol, but they can t burn the idea. they can t destroy the idea of democracy. mm-hmm. what took place on january 6th was an attempt to destroy the idea of democracy, and we are that close to allowing it to be destroyed if we follow the path that said, we now in the republican part of the cancel culture, we want to cancel what happened on january 6th. we don t want to think about it, talk about it, be reminded about it, or get at the truth. i was having a conversation with my colleague actually, it was with chris that you ll hear on our handoff podcast about republicans canceling people today, including liz cheney and adam kinzinger. so cancel culture is not just something that s on the left. actually the right cancels people more than the left cancels people. and i m glad you said it. i was very emotional today. i cried. but most of all, i was angry, secretary. i was angry. this is the most significant thing that has happened to this