Steven Crowder goes on suing spree after CNN uses registered trademark for Talarico town hall

Conservative podcaster Steven Crowder had some bad news for CNN, Jubilee, and Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico after a town hall was aired Wednesday night on the network.

The Fort Worth town hall featured a segment called “Change My Mind,” with Talarico facing questions on faith, abortion, and social issues — turns out, Crowder has drawn millions of views from videos with that registered trademark.

“We’re suing. Not just CNN. Jubilee and James Talarico, as well. Change My Mind is a registered trademark,” Crowder explained on X. “I was rejected by cable news for this exact concept. We took the risk. We paid the cost. Now everyone else swoops in with investors and donors, steals it, and profits.”

Crowder’s post was a follow-up on his warning, shared earlier: “CNN and Jubilee hosted a town hall with @jamestalarico last night and I only have one thing to say. Lawyer up.”

“Just so you know, I’m not a litigious person,” Crowder said on his podcast. “We have been ripped off many times, but this is so egregious.”

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“I don’t want our trademarked brand, logo and format to be used for James Talarico to associate and ingratiate himself with right-wing voters,” he added. “Once you rip it off and use it for propaganda, I now have a problem, and I have to come for everything!”

Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:

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