News Of The World Whistleblower Dead

News Of The World Whistleblower Dead - The Young Turks.

Reporters George Webley and Sean Hoare who was the first to expose the News Of The World phone hacking scandal and each are found dead. Cenk Uygur explains the strange circumstances around the death. Cenk Uygur is now fired from the show for thoughtcrime. Bring on the doubleplusgood duckspeakers.
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