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To advertisers. isnt that selling to a third party, or are they just considered the advertiser their customer? >> so i think they probably qualify that and saying were not giving them the data. they say they want to market to this group, so we tell them this is how you do it or we serve them up the users, but we keep the data to our self. its a fine line there. i have a question. zuckerberg is there talking about moving forward, you know, new chapter, all this stuff. ive got a question for him, ...

You spoke with the whistleblower who set this in motion, christopher wylie. what kind of in sight did you get from him. they say he is just a disgruntled employee which is a go-to line that weve heard before. >> and chris was there at the beginning and offers a fascinating take of the inner workings of the company. steve bannon was there. he talked about how bannon was excited about harvesting this data and using it to cre agt targeted messages that could change the culture of the united states....

Graphics they used for the trump campaign but this really is the heart of what the company does. and youve just watched the executives talking about it. >> and this point about how right now there are auditors at cambridge analytica. what is that about? >> well facebook is extremely upset about the reports that 50 million facebook users have their data mined sen -- sche-- without consent and theyve hired an auditing firm, they are there right now, were told, in london at cambridge analyticas off...

Everything to run social media for the campaign. >> the trump train is all here, right? >> from his point of view, every harsh tweet was justifiable self-defense. >> he never attacked anybody from where he started. it was always the opposing campaign throwing punches. be prepared. not only does it get him fired up, it fires up everybody around him. >> one of my hobbies is next analysis and his twitter posted a challenge. >> david is a harvard and princeton educated data scientist that realized t...

Washingtwas washingt"washington post" had t stories, but the owner of the "washington post" has the best data scientist on the planet trying to figure out how to convert those free readers to paid readers. we see today that donald trump has a lot of animosity about amazon. hes tweeting about how amazon gets breaks with the post office that delivers all the packages and hes tweeting today about whether there should be extra, perhaps, tax on amazon and penalizing them in some way. >> interestingly...

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>> just how you can see a couple weeks after that infamous white house correspondents dinner hackling from barack obama is when he started launching attacks. almost this timeline how aggressive they got. he would try lines. he tried, we have to make american great again, the day after barack obama won re-election, which few people noticed at the time, but a seminal moment in american history right now. and also talked to a data scientist who did sentiment analysis. based on the aggressive nature...

Respected. >> 25 years worth of work. of what are you most proud in this book? >> my political work. i love writing about presidents. i love writing about the greatness game. the thing thats so preoccupies us and interests us. we certainly got a big one this year, were having a year you and you have never seen before. >> no doubt. ive been wrong so many times. >> me too. dont leave without signing my book. the book is titled the time of our lives. who are donald trump supporters? polls keep pa...

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