Don Lemon, Tulsi Gabbard, and Jim Rome are pivoting to Twitter videos
Today, X announced that it has tapped Lemon, Gabbard, and Rome to host three new series that will stream exclusively on the website. Per X, The Don Lemon Show will air three times a week, with each 30-minute-long episode exploring topics like “politics, culture, sports and entertainment” from Lemon’s “unique and honest” perspective. Over the course of multiple years, Rome is set to produce multiple shows as part of a content partnership with X. But Rome’s first project — which is set to premiere after this year’s Super Bowl — will air five times a week and comes as part of a deal between X and Range Media Partners, the talent agency Rome signed with last year.
In a statement posted to his Twitter account, Lemon described himself as being “back bigger, bolder, and freer” than ever and emphasized his belief that X has become “the biggest space for free speech in the world.”
“I know now more than ever that we need a place for honest debate and discussion without the hall monitors,” Lemon said. “This is just the beginning so stay tuned.”
Today, X announced that it has tapped Lemon, Gabbard, and Rome to host three new series that will stream exclusively on the website. Per X, The Don Lemon Show will air three times a week, with each 30-minute-long episode exploring topics like “politics, culture, sports and entertainment” from Lemon’s “unique and honest” perspective. Over the course of multiple years, Rome is set to produce multiple shows as part of a content partnership with X. But Rome’s first project — which is set to premiere after this year’s Super Bowl — will air five times a week and comes as part of a deal between X and Range Media Partners, the talent agency Rome signed with last year.
In a statement posted to his Twitter account, Lemon described himself as being “back bigger, bolder, and freer” than ever and emphasized his belief that X has become “the biggest space for free speech in the world.”
“I know now more than ever that we need a place for honest debate and discussion without the hall monitors,” Lemon said. “This is just the beginning so stay tuned.”