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>> let them call you racist. wear it as a badge of honor. >> he studied factual actual propagandists. >> steve bannon, the single most dangerous american who came our way. >> his role leading up to january 6th. >> its not gonna happen like you think its going to happen. >> he is comparing it to the revolutionary war. >> all i can say is strap in. >> and his master plan for upcoming elections. >> it is about who counts the votes, and guess what, were going to count them. >> with rare in...

country. >> -- to the world stage. >> let them call you racist. >> wear it as a badge of honor. >> he studied actual propagandists. >> steve bannon, the singest most dangerous american who came our way. >> his role leading up to january 6th. >> its not going to happen like you think its going to happen. >> he is comparing it to the revolutionary war. >> all i can say is strap in. >> and his master plan for upcoming elections. >> were going to count them. >> with rare interviews. >> ban...

Cambridge analytica. christopher wily, now a whistleblower, was its leader of research. >> ultimately to identify and recruit people, and these people served as the foundation for the alt right movement. >> through cambridge analytica, as early as 2014, bannon was pre-testing u.s. political campaign platforms like drain the swamp, deep state, and build the wall. brittney kaiser was the director of business development. shes turned whistleblower. >> as the company became more and more successful,...

>> christopher wily, now a whistle-blower, was its director of research. >> the ultimate goal of cambridge analytica was to find people who served as the foundation for this alt-right movement. >> through analytica bannon was testing campaign platforms like drain the swamp, deep state and build the wall. brittany kaiser was the director of business development. shes turned whistle-blower. >> as the company became more and more successful, it became more obvious that it was specifically to just p...

President. since then, it feels like every week brings a new story about the insane lack of privacy and for-sale nature of facebook. while cambridge analytica closed down operations after the scandal, executives founded their own data firms. christopher wily has a new book out tomorrow called "mind eff" good to have you here. lets start with what it was, this moment of conscious, what did you see that made you want to go public? >> yeah. well, you know, it was a bit of a journey for me. after an...

The insane lack of privacy and for-sale nature of facebook. while cambridge analytica closed down operations after the scandal, executives founded their own data firms. christopher wily has a new book out tomorrow called "mind eff" good to have you here. lets start with what it was this works moment of conscious, wharmz you see that made you want to go public? >> yeah. well, you know, it was a bit of a journey for me. after an outright billionaire took over the company and san antonio was put in...

Platform and whos putting it there and how exactly users digest it. these are the same questions regulators are asking. i just came from a hearing with christopher wily, the whistle-blower from the cambridge analytica controversy. thats a firm, a political consultants firm, inpaperly accessed facebook information to affect voters. each expressed unease, democrats and republicans, with the kind of information facebook collects and what its going to address many of the programs. >> you mentioned c...

This when it is they themselves have released an incomplete investigation. we have witnesses refusing to answer questions. bannon, lewandowski, and the white house counsel dictating what questions can be answered or not because of the so-called executive privilege when the white house counsel a subject himself. and so it is flaw and it does not even meet the basic standard investigation. we have a problem here. >> and another witness, the christopher wily, the cambridge whistle blower was interv...

Different than doing a primary campaign. that was when we formalize ed the system because we had to ramp up for digital fundraising. they were there really for the end of the campaign. >> they were. as you say, its theres been a downplaying of that despite the words of jared kushner. we never really believed in the kind of psychographic modicuming they were offering, it wasnt really used, certainly none of that facebook data was used, but there are real questions to ask about the real extent of ...

Instead it was downloaded by a company that worked with cambridge analytica. listen to how the ceo describe that work. >> by having hundreds and hundreds of thousands of americans take that survey we were able to form a model to predict the personality of any single american in the united states of america. >> reporter: cambridge analytica claimed their entire enterprise was funded by the political funded mercer family. and people inside the firm said the data did indeed then help candidate trum...