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In his earliest career, Lemon reported as a weekend anchor for WBRC in Birmingham, Alabama, and WCAU in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as well as an anchor and investigative reporter for KTVI St. Louis.[1] Lemon reported for NBC News' New York City operations, including working as a correspondent for Today and NBC Nightly News and an anchor on Weekend Today and MSNBC. In 2003, he began at NBC O&O station WMAQ-TV (5 in Chicago), and was a reporter as well as local news co-anchor.[1] Lemon joined CNN in September 2006.[1] He has been outspoken in his work at CNN, criticizing the state of cable news and questioning the network publicly.[3] He has also voiced strong opinions on ways that the African-American community can improve themselves, which has caused some controversy.[4] Since 2014, he has hosted CNN's New Year's Eve special from New Orleans. In a much-reported broadcast in January 2018, Lemon introduced his broadcast with, “This is CNN Tonight, I’m Don Lemon. The President of the United States is racist.”[5]

In his earliest career, Lemon reported as a weekend anchor for WBRC in Birmingham, Alabama, and WCAU in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as well as an anchor and investigative reporter for KTVI St. Louis.[1]
Lemon reported for NBC News' New York City operations, including working as a correspondent for Today and NBC Nightly News and an anchor on Weekend Today and MSNBC. In 2003, he began at NBC O&O station WMAQ-TV (5 in Chicago), and was a reporter as well as local news co-anchor.[1]
Lemon joined CNN in September 2006.[1] He has been outspoken in his work at CNN, criticizing the state of cable news and questioning the network publicly.[3] He has also voiced strong opinions on ways that the African-American community can improve themselves, which has caused some controversy.[4] Since 2014, he has hosted CNN's New Year's Eve special from New Orleans.
In a much-reported broadcast in January 2018, Lemon introduced his broadcast with, “This is CNN Tonight, I’m Don Lemon. The President of the United States is racist.”[5]

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