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Jordan Chariton (born September 20, 1986) is an investigative reporter for The Young Turks.[1][2] He was the first investigative reporter hired by the network. He is best known for covering the Flint Water Crisis, the protests at Standing Rock, the DNC Wikileaks scandal and the murder of Seth Rich. He grew to national notoriety by breaking the Donna Brazile story during the 2016 Presidential election. Additionally, he has taken the leading role in investigating the water Crisis in North Carolina.

Chariton graduated from the University of Tampa. Prior to joining The Young Turks, Chariton worked for Fox News.[2]

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  1. ^ "Jordan Chariton". CNBC.
  2. ^ a b "Bios: Jordan Chariton". The Young Turks.
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