Just about a month ago, a video went viral showing a bunch of kids standing near Native American men,

and immediately, the media ran the story that these kids were racist, were taunting,

were hate-filled, were mocking these Native Americans, and this became known as the Covington

scandal. The story is far from over. There's been announcements of lawsuits against personalities

and media companies, but now we have a major update. An independent investigation has

exonerated the kids of all wrongdoing. Now, I think many of us we didn't need an independent

investigation because we knew, but for some reason these organizations ran with these fake stories.

Strangely, the fake stories are still up. The fake tweets, they're all still up,

and with a lawsuit looming, I have to wonder why none of these news organizations have retracted

or taken down their tweets and their stories. Today, let's take a look at the latest news on what

happened with this independent investigation, and I'm going to show you all of these different

examples of how the fake news persists, and these companies aren't doing anything about it.

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simply share it to help spread the message. From Buzzfeed news, Covington Catholic students

won't be punished after investigators found no evidence of racist or offensive statements.

The diocese, which initially condemned the students, said they've been exonerated and can move

forward their lives. I want to point out really quickly I'm using Buzzfeed news as a source on

purpose because they were one of the outlets that pushed the fake news in the first place.

They say, weeks after videos went viral of a group of MAGAHAT wearing teenage boys from a

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