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Slack.com slash DHQ. We're going to be talking about scandals today, so let's start with

a scandal that didn't happen. I've been very hard on CNN from time to time, so it's worth

noting that I got one story about them wrong. An accusation that CNN scripted some of the

questions at its irresponsible hate-filled, biased, ignorant, lynch mob-like spewing of

anti-gun rhetoric, misnamed a town hall, was untrue. CNN did not script the questions at

its irresponsible hate-filled, biased, ignorant, lynch mob-like spewing of anti-gun rhetoric,

misnamed a town hall. That accusation was made by one of the survivors of the shooting in

Broward County, Florida, but the boy's father now says that he, the father, omitted a key

phrase in an email exchange with CNN, and that throws the story into doubt. So, CNN's

irresponsible hate-filled, biased, ignorant, lynch mob-like spewing of anti-gun rhetoric,

misnamed a town hall, was not scripted. And I regret relaying that false information. It

was an act of journalistic malfeasance that reduced me to the level of CNN, although

without their malice and irresponsibility. So, CNN, I apologize, trigger warning, I'm Andrew

Clayvin, and this is the Andrew Clayvin Show.

All right, it's Malbag Day. Hooray. All your problems will be solved by the end of

the show. It's going to be great. Look in the mirror that slob you see looking back

into, that guy will not be here or girl will not be here at the end of the show, because

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