Donald Trump blasts the fake news media for ignoring Russia's uranium deal with Clinton.

Meanwhile, the New York Times alleges fake news ads are popping up even on fact-checking

websites.

And the Democrats and John McCain, but I repeat myself, are pushing legislation to require

more transparency on Facebook ads.

We'll discuss where the fake news really lies.

Then our cultural correspondent Andy Millennial joins to discuss what the youth are keen on

and have to these days, as well as the crisis in the arts.

Finally, all of your problems will be solved in the mailbag.

I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

Okay, now, away from the real news, now we have to get to fake news.

There's fake news everywhere.

Trump tweeted this morning, the uranium deal to Russia with Clinton help and Obama administration

knowledge is the biggest story that fake media doesn't want to follow.

Now, this comes on the heels of this week, evidence emerged that the FBI knew as early

as 2009 that Russian operatives reusing bribes and dirty tactics to shore up their atomic

energy footprint in the United States.

The Obama administration approved the uranium deal benefiting Moscow anyway.

Hillary Clinton has been implicated in this.

All the while, let's not forget that Mueller, the special counsel who's investigating Donald

Trump, he was FBI director at the time.

This doesn't look good for Democrats, for the FBI investigation or for the Russian investigation

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