Question

1. You've probably heard the statement, "You can't believe everything you read in newspapers or see on TV."

Answer 1

It means that when you go looking for information you should use credible information, usually sites that aren’t Wikipedia

Answer 2

Answer:

You can't believe everything you hear because sometimes some news stations are paid by government officials or third-party companies to only present news from one viewpoint. This means you sometimes don't get the whole truth, or that some shady websites even lie to you completely.