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The very people who voted for donald trump, is that a concern for you? >> of course its a concern, but at the same time what weve had is for decades administrations recognizing that china is stealing intellectual property in an unwillingness to do anything about it. we cannot allow them to continue to come into our country, invest in companies, steal their technology and create competitors back in china. there are interin the rules that protect intellectual property that are not upheld. the pres...

Theyre coming to it is because of the trump campaign -- >> sandra: i wonder what changes are coming, charlie, based on what the outcome is. dianne feinstein weighed in saying if the industry wont solve the problems themselves, well have to solve them with legislation. i dont think thats the most desirable course but you cant have 50 million people lose data this way and then use the data as a weapon during an election. so 15 -- 50 million people. thats a lot of people and we dont know what where...

Torture. if the democrats want a war on women, lets go. his >> juan: let me get this straight. you are using her gender to defend her? >> greg: where did you get this idea from? where did it come from? is she native american? >> juan: in other words, -- >> jesse: making the argument we have made at this table. >> juan: when you are attacking hillary. >> jesse: no, juan, i am playing the gender card that you -- >> juan: what gender card? >> jesse: she is the toughest woman who has ever served. sh...

Creepy. >> i would throw in shady, too. you bring up a good point when you use obviously campaigns that this is not just going to end up being the trump campaign. michael, as we know, are there potential legal ramifications that you see at this point moving forward? >> well, it appears from the reporting and its still early and we have to be careful about that, it appears that there were data privacy breaches here. that is, even if its true that facebook said that this professor received permiss...

Considerable fire saying that they let a company have access to information about tens of millions of users. facebook had blocked the group involved and has launched an investigation but tonight they former campaign official for president obamas 2012 runs that they got a much different reaction when they use this social media site to reach millions of young voters. "they were candid that they allowed us to do things they wouldnt have allowed someone else to do because they were on our side." the...

Facebook said you cant pass on the data to anyone else and only keep it to yourself and they shut that down, they didnt know the data was passed on. and soon they realized delete the data. but facebook didnt follow-up and make sthur the company did this. but this is not a hack or a data breach. it is it data you and others are givening away to facebook and partners for sometime. >> trace: it was a personality predictor. tell me about your work and political affiliation and all of that is used in...

Considerable fire saying that they let a company have access to information about tens of millions of users. facebook had blocked the group involved and has launched an investigation but tonight they former campaign official for president obamas 2012 runs that they got a much different reaction when they use this social media site to reach millions of young voters. "they were candid that they allowed us to do things they wouldnt have allowed someone else to do because they were on our side." the...

In response, cambridge analytica says, we entirely refute any allegation that cambridge analytica or any of its affiliates use entrapment, bribes or so-called honey traps for any purpose whatsoever, adding that the company does not use untrue material for any purpose. facebook, though, has banned cambridge analytical from its platform saying the company denies any wrongdoing and remains committed to vigorously enforcing our policies. this is what i want to pay attention to. our policies to prote...

Facebook seems to be parsing their words and continue to talk about their policies. while cambridge analytica may have used the intertel that the got for evil, the practices are the same as facebook uses. they profile us, save our stuff and sell it. >> some press reports said it was a data breach. facebook got very angry with that because it is not a breach. right? nobody stole any data. actually what happened is a guy walked in the door, used facebook as it was intended, gathered a ton of data ...

The same -- creating a bubble where companies like cambridge analytica can inject content -- true or false -- around a persuadable user. a good reminder is to always verify anything you may see online. steph? >> okay. joining us now, a man who just wrote a piece on this, our friend nick thompson, editor in chief of wired magazine who co-youco co-authored the cover story on facebooks two years from hell. he spoke to 200 facebook employees about the companies. there are a lot of things considered ...