Steven Crowder sues CNN, Jubilee for allegedly ripping off 'Change My Mind' to help Talarico

Steven Crowder sues CNN, Jubilee for allegedly ripping off ‘Change My Mind’ to help Talarico


James Talarico masqueraded as a moderate at a town hall in Fort Worth on Wednesday, suggesting that he supports border security and capitalism and doesn’t want to scrap Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

While it remains to be seen whether Texas voters will buy what the Democratic Senate candidate was selling on stage, the hosts of the event may end up paying a steep price regardless of the outcome of the election.

‘At least pretend like you aren’t overtly trying to rip me off.’

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Conservative host Steven Crowder’s company LWC Assets IP, LLC, filed a lawsuit against CNN and Jubilee on Monday, alleging that the media companies deliberately exploited Crowder’s “Change My Mind” trademark “to advance the political objectives of James Talarico’s Senate campaign and profit off the goodwill

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