Truths like the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 being kidnapped by a higher power, the smell of marijuana during a night of protest in Ferguson, and black kids needing to pull up their pants to earn respect.
“Does CNN know your are conservative?” Beck asked Lemon, who responded , “Yes, that’s why they want me there.”
Looks like Lemon just outed CNN as a closeted conservative news network. We always suspected that!
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (The Adobo Chronicles®) –A word war is brewing between the Philippines and its neighbor country, Malaysia.
And no, it has nothing to do with the Philippines’ claim over Malaysian-occupied Sabah, nor the territorial dispute between the two countries over the Spratly islands in the South China Sea, which also involves China and other Southeast Asian nations.
It is all about food. Yes, food.
Shortly after a CNN report named the Philippines the second best food destination in the world, next only to Taiwan, Malaysian celebrity chef Datuk Redzuawan opposed the survey results, saying that sixth placer Malaysia should have topped the list.
“Blessed with an abundance of seafood, tropical fruits and creative cooks, there’s more to Filipino food than the mind-boggling balut (duck embryo),” CNN said in its report on Monday.
It highlighted the world-famous adobo, which it said was originally Mexican that Filipinos devised as a cooking method. “And that is exactly why the Philippines should not have garnered second place,” the Malaysian chef argued. “ All its foods are copycats from Spain, China, Japan and the U.S.”
In response to the Malaysian criticism, Filipino Chef Claude Tayag, whose version of the adobo was featured in the CNN report, challenged Redzuawan to a one-on-one “Cook-off,” where either chef would prepare his best local cuisine in a show to be broadcast live from the Mall of Asia in Manila.
White House Executive Chef Cristeta Comerford has been invited to judge the competition, to the objection of Redzuawan. Comerford is Filipina.
The date is yet to be determined.
The Adobo Chronicles® will be among the sponsors of the cook-off.
ATLANTA, Georgia (The Adobo Chronicles) – CNN, the first and most respected 24-hour cable news network, launched on June 1, 1980. On that day, 35 years later, the network will look back at the biggest stories in the network’s history.
Here are the highlights of those amazing 35 years:
Don Lemon, telling black people they shouldn’t wear baggy pants, use the N-word, litter, drop out of school, or have kids out of wedlock.
Don Lemon, suggesting that the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 may have been kidnapped by a higher power or swallowed by a black hole.
Don Lemon, suggesting to a rape victim that she could’ve easily shut down the alleged rape by biting Bill Cosby’s penis.
Don Lemon, reporting from Ferguson, telling viewers about the smell of marijuana in the air.
Don Lemon, after being photographed for a feature article on GQ magazine, asking the photographer if he does “nudes.”
Anderson Cooper’s greatest moments: his uncontrollable giggles.
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