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>> yeah. >> it is experiencing the consequence of the marketplace. gab has been taken offline because pay pal cut its ties with them, web hosting services cut its ties with them. they are portraying themselves as the victim, of course, saying that the website is under attack. theyre working to get back online. theyve been taken off the app stores, multiple hosting providers and several payment processors. they claim theyll continue to fight for the fundamental human right to speak freely but, in...

Either because they cant talk securely online and because they cant raise money. because payment processors refuse to allow them to use their services. >> let me ask you this question. its easy for us to kind of condemn the obvious villains of charlottesville, the white nationalists and the like. but what can we learn from charlottesville about us? not the obvious villains because the villains are part of melodrama. we displace our sins on to their shoulders. how one year later what kind of mirr...

Couple of weeks ago and told their followers not to go to this rally. >> did revealing what they were doing what they were thinking, because you really embedded with them, you got a chance to get inside their minds. were any minds changed after what happened last year? >> not in my reporting. not in any of the people ive talked to, they want to be off the radar, they dont want to affect midterms because they know that their only real influence on politics right now is making politicians they lik...

Of course theyre kicked off social media but theyve also been kicked off payment processors, which means they cant raise money online. its an internet movement. they need internet donations and its impossible for them to get that so chris cant well, the man i interviewed, he can only raise money through bitcoin. theres infighting in between groups, some have been ousted, one leader was exposed by the "times" as a fake war veteran so theyre really just back on their heels. >> its so interesting b...

Stolen than in a group of ten. its like, everybodys getting their numbers stolen. >> usually consumers are protected. were not generally liable for fraud thats happening with our credit cards. by the way, im really sorry i stole your credit card. it was my bad. and i got busted. >> you dirty rascal. but, you know, security is a moving target. so as technology continues to develop, i think were going to see more and more stuff like this happen. and its going to be up to the card providers and the...

But, you know, security is a moving target. so as technology continues to develop, i think were going to see more and more stuff like this happen. and its going to be up to the card providers and the payment processors to equip consumers with better ways to protect themselves, so that primarily, we can protect the targets of the world from their bottom lines. because theyre the ones who are ultimately liable for their security breaches. >> deanna, were going to enter a new world. the scaryiest t...

details. we wrap it up here. "starting point." im going to hop on a plane and get to south carolina. we hand it over to "cnn newsroom." ill see you back here tomorrow ill see you back here tomorrow morning. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning, everyone. we start this hour with that doomed cruise ship off italy and fading hope to find anymore survivors. people are still missing in those frigid waters. two americans. at least 11 people have been killed. rescue operations...

more than 20 people still unaccounted for. rescuers are blowing holes in the side of the ship to get where they think people might be located. they found five bodies yesterday nap matt c . confirm death toll is 11. the man at the controls that might is now under house arrest today. prosecutors say they are speechless that hes even out of jail. they want to charge him with manslaughter and abandoning his post. we also learned today that it might not be the first time that that same ship...

Weve ever seen. joining me now is the cofounder and former chief technology officer of crowd strike and is now chairman of the silverado policy accelerator focusing on geo-political cyber security. great to have you on. you said this may be the most significant ransomware attack weve seen yet. why? >> thats right. weve already seen over 1,000 organizations globally confirm to have beenvictimized. we will probably be looking at many more. its going to be small organizations, not the fortune 500 c...

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