Two media companies and a man with a mug club are fighting over who invented talking to a stranger.
By Dex “Six-Leg” MancusoOctober 16, 2026Weekend Edition, Issue No. 3
“Truth: not one person in this story has changed their mind since 2016.”
JUST THE FACTS. CNN and Jubilee’s Oct. 14 town hall with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico had a segment CNN called “Change My Mind.” On Oct. 15, Steven Crowder posted on X that he is suing CNN, Jubilee and Talarico. “Change My Mind” is a registered trademark, owned by his company, LWC IP Assets. We found no court filing as of Thursday afternoon. Sources: CNN; Steven Crowder on X; The Post Millennial; USPTO.
Brother, a cable network with a billion-dollar budget needed a YouTube channel to show it how to put two chairs at a table.
And Brother Crowder owns a sentence. I have played “Amazing Grace” 3,000 times and never once sent the Lord an invoice.
Two media companies and a man with a mug club are fighting over who invented talking to a stranger. Sister, that was the church greeter. She never got paid.
Truth: not one person in this story has changed their mind since 2016.
A lawsuit is just a parlay with billable hours. I’d tell you which leg breaks first. That would be a pick. We don’t do picks.
We bounce back Sunday.