CNN’s Don Lemon is getting criticism for his latest interview with Reverend Bill Owens, who was one of 20 black pastors who met with the president on Monday to discuss issues facing black communities.

Lemon asked Rev. Owens, “What did the president say about his attacks against these leaders of color and did any of the faith leaders raise concerns about that?”

Rev. Owens replied, “The meeting was how can we help the black community. That was my concern. That was the purpose of the meeting. That is the reason why I came to Washington and that is my focus, helping our inner city young people especially, our children, our young people.”

Lemon did his best to try to get Rev. Owens to speak negatively of President Trump, but failed miserably.

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Lemon told Rev. Owens, “I know it’s hard for you. You think it’s hard to believe that Trump is racist. But he’s repeatedly used racially charged language. He consistently attacks black and brown elected leaders. So, why is that hard to believe, Pastor?”

Owens replied, “I find President Trump [attacks] leaders of all colors. He attacks who he will. He’s his own man. I can’t dictate what he should or should not do. But he does not just attack black people. He attacks anybody. And you know it.”

When Lemon couldn’t get the negative feedback he wanted, CNN quickly changed their chyron from “faith leader” to “controversial pastor.”