of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it s tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home greg: do we need more heroes made of ones and zeros? that is a question of paul of the wall street journal which is owned by our parent company orange julius. [laughter] the writer notes that a robot
army is fast becoming reality is more than 60 countries already possess armed drones and now there s plenty of unmanned weapons in development around the world including russia s, the us c hunter designed for and ice of warfare, the long-range antiship missile once it goes airborne it hunts on its own, recon drones which once websites could be devastatingly effective and killer meaning bots which are still in development in my basement. [inaudible]. greg: that will make it. kat? are you for or against the development of a robot army? kat: i am for it.
government and actors got ahold of these facebook profiles, they could augment, amp lal fi by putting this bot army behind it which would be a force multi that pli and with steve bannon who is a campaign chairman on the board of cambridge analytica. and you have michael flynn. and that stands out to me, michael flynn who was the foreign national security adviser was an visor. taking money from the kremlin sitting at the table with vladimir putin. i want to go to a byte on what chris wylie said on what bannon in particular wanted out of this relationship. steve wanted weapons for culture.
anger, by all accounts it worked. what s next for russian bots? the russian bot army? and what s being done about it? staff writer at the atlantic and mark jacobson of georgetown university. i m struck by the woman in drew griffin s story, completely unwilling to even listen, to understand. i am floored. really? yes. well, i think look. when you say the russians were sowing seeds of dissent and division, i don t think they were sowing the seeds. the seeds have been in the soil for hundreds of years reserve years. i think they were tilling and watering and fertilizing the field, first of all. second of all in a society that s so politically polarized, you don t believe anything coming from the other side, that s two. third is when somebody confronts you with a camera, on camera for a national network says, you messed up, and you may have been guilty of a crime, i think the natural response, i don t think
after florida s school shooting russian bot army pounced. they were already sending out messages, a lot of them apparently about gun control. right. so part of the strategy with that information, that deluge, any time there s a fearful incident, they call them calamitous messages, they inject fear. and that almost always brings up a partisan divide or social divide which you can amplify and pit parties against each other. that s sick on top of what we ve just suffered. right. and the other thing about is when you re scared you re also more vulnerable to whatever messages follow. so you tend to take on facts that don t turn out to be facts or fictitious narratives that don t turn out to be true. what did seem to be true is the fbi got a tip in and didn t follow up on it. at the same point, though, there were numerous things that came into local law enforcement.