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Increasingly being created and programmed and decided by algorithms and those algorithms are fueled by precisely the instant data that our devices are creating all of the time, constantly, invisibly, quietly, right now. our devices are casting all of these records that we do not see being created that in aggregate seem very innocent. you were at starbucks at this time. you went to the hospital afterwar afterwards. you spent a long time at the hospital. after you left the hospital, you made a pho...

These records that we do not see being created, that in aggregate seem very innocent. you are at starbucks, at this time, you went to the hospital afterwards, you spent a long time at the hospital. after you left the hospital, you made a phone call. you made a phone call to your mother, you talked to her until the middle of the night. the hospital was an oncology clinic. even if you cant see the content of these communications, the activity records, what the government calls met thaa data h they...

That in aggregate seem very innocent. you are at starbucks at this time, you went to the hospital afterwards. you spent a long time at the hospital after you left the hospital you made a phone call. you made a phone call to your mother. you talked to her until the middle of the night. the hospital was an oncology clinic. even if you cant see the content of these communications, the activity records, what the government calls metadata which they argue they do not need a warrant to collect. tells ...

Trace is correct. the bribe is the same if you bribe someone with 15,000 or $500,000 but the judge has the option to increase the sentence significantly because of the vast difference in the amount of money and the $500,000 instance. >> shepard: taken in the aggregate here, what is your take on what were seeing, the way its playing out, what the future may look like? >> we have a very aggressive donald trump appointed u.s. attorney who believed he had stumbled on the tip of an iceberg of endemic...

Personal uses, including facilitating extramarital affairs. >> tucker: interesting. so what wouldat you need to show that? >> well weve asked for an investigation by the federal election commission. these areth violations of the election. if its willful, its possibleer it could trigger an investigation by the justice department and we do hope that takes place. but in our complaint we cited two things. number one, the failure to itemize travel by this consultant named tim mynett, the federal elec...

Advantage from trump plus 9 to democrats winning by four points. >> his people say he wasnt on the ballot. >> baloney, his name was definitely on the ballot insofar as you look at the correlation between the house results by district and the presidential vote in 2016, it was the highest correlation ive ever seen going back since all the elections ive studied. >> proof that it will stick potentially in 2020? >> proof that it might stick. this is another key. one of the reasons why the state of io...

Elections ive studied. >> proof that it will stick in 2020? >> proof it might stick. why did iowa move so far to the right? it was because of white college voters. take a look at this. trump won them nationally by 20 points. take a look at the aggregate in our last four polls, trumps approval rating just plus one net percentage point. this is a huge trend of noncollege white women moving away from the republican brand from 2016 to 2018 and right now, hes barely above water with this group. >> on...

In whose lane and you look at the polling and break it down and its not necessarily exactly what we think. i was in iowa and heard a similar thing ofther. wait, thats a moderate and a liberal. what are you talking about? turns out the voters have their own opinions in their own voice. i do want to get to the polling. this became a big thing yesterday which naturally means i go to harry, our expert on all things polling and he points out you need to take things in aggregate. if you look at the po...

Exhibit form like you would when you are lit getting wehat. the media almost in the aggregate started to attack me as a right-winger. we have the broad outlines of it that are consistent with whats being uncovered each day. i was not the source of the information. the media outlets were the source of the information. i think thats one of the reasons why they refused to cover the police state tactics of the obama administration at the fbi, the department of justice and the various intelligence ag...

Salient. i think anyone who watched him today had six, seven, eight opportunities to say, each one of them astounding in the aggregate, beyond belief. but i think its important to realize that the people who could do something about this have also moved, right? they have normalized everything. they are so perfectly transactional that as long as they get their judges and their tax cuts and whatever the short-term gains, as long as he can be of use to them, their notions about what is aberrational...