Political rallies have wracked the insurance company for months. Cenk Uygur of the largest online Internet show, the Young Turks, led the most pivotal protest against AIG. Uygur and his audience of one million plus fans banded together to create a nationwide campaign to get “…AIG to [repay] the American people…”That's an incredible amount of credit for a reporter to give to TYT. So much so that I ironically started to question the credibility of the U.S. Financial Post. It appears to be a full-featured online-only news site, with plenty of articles, and a full team of writers. However, I've never seen this organization linked to or mentioned anywhere else. Their advertising seems to consist entirely of Google ads.
It appears to me that this site is very small. Perhaps Jenny DeMichele, the author of the AIG article is a fan of the show.
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