If you listen carefully, you'll hear it all the time on cable news: "Hillary Clinton indirectly paid Russians!" Republican congressmen like to slip it in during conversations and then let it sit there as "fact." And it almost never gets challenged.

In the last 24 hours, The Young Turks' Cenk Uygur has been under fire for some blog posts he wrote in the early 2000s.

The American people voting Donald Trump as the USA President has been very controversial and a large amount of people are unhappy with it. Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson expressed interest in challenging Trump in 2020, although it sounds like he will have to delay this until 2024.

Matt Lauer has been fired from NBC News as of this morning. The firing came because of what NBC called 'inappropriate sexual behavior' although we don't know specifically what that means.

This evening, Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks made a statement about the firing of reporter Jordan Chariton.

Less than a year ago, everything was going great for The Young Turks. The network, headed by Cenk Uygur, was doing better than ever, surpassing several billion views on Youtube, tens of thousands of subscribers, and dozens of channels and partners. And then in August, TYT announced that they had raised a whopping $20 million from seasoned names in the private equity industry.

A local TV station, KABC, made a shocking allegation this morning. According to anchorwoman Leeann Tweeden, Al Franken sexually assaulted her during a USO tour in December 2006. Here's waht Tweeden wrote about the incident:

A major shooting occurred today in multiple sites in the Rancho Tehama area in California. The shooting has killed at least 5 people including the shooter, and included multiple location -- one of those locations was Rancho Tehama Elementary School. There were seven separate scenes, and it appears there was some sort of domestic violence incident related to the shootings.

Beverly Young Nelson has been named as another woman who has come forward saying that Roy Moore assaulted her when she was young.

Famous journalist and lawyer Seth Abramson has reviewed the testimony that Carter Page gave to the House Intel Committee days ago, and he found some shocking information, buried in the documentation.