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Don Lemon says there’s ‘65, 70′ percent chance he runs for president

By Dominick Mastrangelo · Oct 7, 2026, 5:48 PM CDT

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Former CNN anchor and media personality Don Lemon says he has considered running for president of the U.S. one day, and he put the chances of him doing so at greater than 50 percent. “Look, I never say never. I’ve got a lot on my plate right now doing what I’m doing. This is not…

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Headline SensationalismThe headline cites specific percentages (65‑70%) that are not present in the article text, which only mentions a chance greater than 50 percent.

QuotationsThe article includes a direct quote from Lemon, providing his own words without additional interpretation.

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The article does not provide context about Lemon’s political experience, public support, or any concrete steps toward a campaign.

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Don Lemon is a former CNN anchor and media personality, which may influence public perception of his potential candidacy.

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The piece primarily reports Lemon’s own statement; it does not include analysis or commentary beyond the quoted remarks.