The next major lawsuit from the Covington High School kids has dropped.

Lawyers for Nicholas Sandman yesterday announced they have filed a lawsuit against CNN

to the tune of $275 million.

Now about a week ago, we heard they were planning on announcing soon, but this is it, the official

announcement. This comes just about a month after we heard that Washington Post was being sued for

$250 million. Now there is some other news in this area. Recently, the New York Post issued an

editorial statement not a correction and was a slammed by the lawyers for Nicholas Sandman.

But I also want to address the issue of why the fake news persists, why it's happening,

and some of ramifications. I have talked about this before, but today, let's start by talking

about exactly what's happening with this lawsuit against CNN. They've also dropped a video

explaining why they're suing, and then we'll take a look at the issue of the Trump bump

and the lucrative nature of producing fake news. But before we get started, make sure you

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social media to help spread the message. From Reuters, CNN hit with $275 million

defamation suit by Kentucky student. A Kentucky teenager sued CNN on Tuesday for defamation,

saying the cable network falsely conveyed to its viewers that he was the face of an unruly

hate mob confronting a Native American activist at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington in January.

The lawsuit filed on behalf of Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Samman in federal

court in Kentucky seeks $275 million in compensatory and punitive damages over the videotaped

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