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Crossroads. senator mark begich's raw footage and the same video in put alaska first. here is b-roll from dan sullivan. and here's the same shot in an ad for sullivan by american crossroads. several candidates have said they have no control over who uses their images. the groups making the ads say they are perfectly legal, but how is that possible considering that super pacs aren't allowed to contribute directly to candidates and the law clearly states that republication in whole or in part of any kind of campaign materials prepared by the candidate is considered a contribution. it's possible ...

Leader isn't the only candidate who put b-roll of himself on the internet. you can download high definition video clips many set to equally inspiring music of other politicians, too. like senator mark begich of alaska, dan sullivan of alaska, senator kay hagan, north carolina, senate candidate tom tillis, senator al franken of minnesota, and senator mark udall of colorado. so why might a candidate put up you raw, highly produced video on the internet for anyone to use? precisely so anyone can use it. like, say, groups who want to promote a candidate but due to campaign finance laws cannot work...

>> do you need shots of ordinary people doing things for your next commercial? we have that b roll. two men pointing at an office file, we have that b roll. a man flipping through channels. we have that b roll. frustrated man looking for a job in the paper. you know we've got it. and lunch meeting success. hey look, that's me. i like my b roll so much i'm in it. >> that epic b roll of me sitting on the internet and aired on the show last night, we got that b roll and an explanation just ahead. gunderman group is a go. yes! not just a start up.

Challenger's youtube page. and some of the same video in a brand-new ad by american crossroads. senator mark begich's raw footage and the same video in put alaska first. here is b-roll from dan sullivan. and here's the same shot in an ad for sullivan by american crossroads. several candidates have said they have no control over who uses their images. the groups making the ads say they are perfectly legal, but how is that possible considering that super pacs aren't allowed to contribute directly to candidates and the law clearly states that republication in whole or in part of any kind of campa...

>> when they used rob portman in an ad. >> rob portman, listen then leading. >> three commissioners say they are republicans. because the ads did not repeat the candidate's message verbatim they did not. despite complaints from election watchdogs you can expect to see far more b-roll made by political campaigns than 0 oh, so unexpectedly repurposed. it doesn't take much effort to make the raw material. anyone can do it. ♪ joining me now federal elections commissioner ellen weintraub. commissioner, am i wrong to say the ftc is a completely