Penn State Cocaine Ring Busted, Disney Sues Trump's FCC, Clancy Trial Day 15: AM Update 8/19

Cocaine was brought from Philadelphia and New York, cut and packaged at fraternity houses, and sold primarily to Penn State students.

The FCC's accelerated license review violates First Amendment rights and is an illegal attempt to punish ABC over programming.

Broadcasters have a legal obligation to operate in the public interest and the FCC will follow the facts and law.

Clancy was not criminally responsible due to severe mental illness, including postpartum psychosis, that left her unable to understand the wrongfulness of her actions.

Clancy understood what she was doing and acted intentionally, and records do not show her reporting hearing voices until after the killings.

The fabricated polls were a social experiment designed to test how polling data spreads through political media without independent verification.

There is speculation online that the operation was designed to manipulate political prediction markets for financial gain.