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Disinformation to other americans. and now joining us the author of "make war." and are we seeing the russian strategy of 2016? >> unfortunately, it is not fake news, but it is happening, and what is playing is out that if if you are thinking of the the cyber war as the hacking of networks, like war is the hacking of people on the networks by driving ideas viral through a mix of likes and lies and it is of course hitting our own election. it is playing out in brazil. it hit the mexican election and you name it. >> and "times" sites one web operation in particular and right wing news and sites ...

It shouldn't be that way. we should get to decide how to choose. >> take a look at this recent poll, the "new york times" cbs poll. in the war on afghanistan, we should not be involved, 69%. 23%, we're doing the right thing. so we're anti-war in afghanistan. let's look at the tricky part. let's look at the iranian prospects right now. 56% support u.s. military, not israeli, action if there is evidence of a nuclear weapons program, 39% opposed. is it possible we're in the habit of getting tired of wars? there is war fatigue but not generally. certain fronts become tiring, and yet we're just as ...

They want the ones who will clear the screen and change their minds to do whatever big money tells them to do. >> i guess that's trickle down politics. anyway, enough of that. up next, my colleague rachel maddow will be here in a moment. she argues in her brilliant new book "drift," that it's easier to go to war in this country because they make it nicer to go to war. not for the people fighting it. you're watching "hardball."

Cuban missile crisis, the worst people are those who don't talk consequences or minimize them. it seems in the iraq fight and people who debate that, they're like, oh, it will be a cake walk, it will be over in a couple weeks. we'll get cheap oil out of it, all kinds of jobs. remember that, the arguments? it's always the cost benefit analysis that says go to war. >> it will pay for itself, is my favorite, that we will somehow reap some sort of loop in having it pay for itself. i think what's happened is we've come up way series of decisions, some them more craven than others, but all of them u...