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A campaign ad. it wouldnt say, im looking to get your information. >> he would target you to make you are perceive an issue differently. >> reporter: amidst all the data analytics, the questionable use of psychoanalysis, the microtargeting that the technology allowed, bannons goal was always much bigger than that, according to wylie. >> he wanted to change peoples perceptions of what was happening in america to make them more open to an outright vision. >> reporter: part of that included develop...

Perceptions of what was happening in america to make them more open to an alt-right vision. >> reporter: part of that included developing and testing messages that would resonate with voters, imagery of walls, increasing paranoia about government spying, and this -- >> we have tested drain the swamp -- >> in 2014. >> in 2014. >> reporter: bannon worked for two years when the perfect candidate came along to blast those messages to american voters. >> its crazy. drain the swamp. >> a lot of the na...

Scls american arm, cambridge analytica, with $15 million from conservative donor robert mercy and his daughter rebecca. wiley says using psychographic data gathered from a facebook app, cambridge analytica targeted specific groups of people to try to influence them and push them to the right. >> it wouldnt always look like a campaign ad or wouldnt always say, you know, im candidate so and so, and i approve this message. youre not necessarily aware that actually what youre seeing is content that ...

What you are seeing is content that has been created and targeted at you had to make you perceive an issue differently. >> reporter: the company worked on the 2014 midterms, but amidst all the data analytics, the questionable use of psycho analysis, the micro targeting that the technology allowed, bannons real goal was always much bigger than that according to wiley. >> he wanted to change peoples perceptions of what was happening in america to make them more open to an alt-right vision. >> repo...

You see the confenlt has been targeted at you to make you think differently. >> reporter: amidst all of it, the real goal was always much bigger than that. >> he wanted to change peoples perceptions of what was happening in america to make them more open to an alt-right vision. >> part of that was for voters. deep state. the increasing paranoia about governme government. >> government worked for two years to revise his messaging. in 2016 the perfect candidate came along to blast those messages t...

Opinions of those who were affected by those events and still youve got to explain to people what that white spot is perceptions of buildings are always changing depending on how you explain the context annoyed at. a refugee boat as an altar. in may twenty sixth cardinal vine a movie of archbishop of cologne sparked vehement debate with this mass held. the feast of corpus christi. the boat was later put on display in the cathedral a reminder of the essence of the christian message and a powerful...

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Perceptions of his vulnerabilities were raised in h.r. mcmasters daily intelligence briefings. officials in the white house were concerned that kushner was naive and being tricked by foreign officials. the contact with certain government officials raised concerns inside the white house and became a reason hes been unable to obtain a permanent security clearance. so, it wasnt just some hang up at the fbi or him not being able to get the 39th version of his form straight. what the white house and ...

There, this is a story and people will continue to ask. >> rick? >> i think thats right. from a legal sense, the president may be in trouble. from a political sense, im not so sure. his base is just -- theyre not going to believe this. theyre going to say this is made up and shes making it up. i agree with josh. i find her to be credible. she seems credible. she tells a story. she comes across convincingly. i think it will go on and on. in terms of affecting elections, im not sure its going to h...

>> josh, does their story hold up in light of any of this? >> look, theres a lot that is very difficult for mr. cohen and his client, mr. trump, to explain about what he did and why he did it. and i think as long as those questions are lingering out there, this is a story and people will continue to ask. >> rick? >> i think thats right. from a legal sense, the president may be in trouble. from a political sense, im not so sure. his base is just -- theyre not going to believe this. theyre going t...