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Channel 4 will air undercover Cambridge Analytica film tomorrow on how they won Trump the election

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Holy moly! I'd say I'm "excited", but it's more like terrified. I'm sure this will be yet another crazy story that somehow has zero effect on Trump though.
 

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gonna double post from the entrapment thread:

I wonder if that's just them bragging or if they're stupid enough to actually go into full detail to some rando about it
 
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Johnny Blaze

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Here we go.

Also, surely Facebook will have even more attention now not just from Mueller but also other agencies worldwide? Fuckers are complicit.
 
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I remember a piece on CA that aired on one of the MSNBC shows during the campaign, can't remember the name (the hosts were two intensely unlikable DC insider types), but I seem to remember someone from CA in that piece saying that they were winning the election.
 
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If this is proven true then it spells the beginning of the end for Trump's presidency. Congress will either fold in the face of the evidence or commit political suicide for the coming elections.
 
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I hope the entire terrorist playbook is used on these cunts. Document and proof of beneficial ownership requests backed up by national security concerns - will get to the bottom of the shell companies and reveal all.
 
Lunar15

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Knowing most data companies, they're likely full of shit. But that said, if they want to make that claim against the data leak that just came out, then sure. Let's do this. Fuck facebook.
 
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They were talking about hiring prostitutes, bribing politicians, and creating fake identities in today's video.

Lord only knows what they said in tomorrow's.
 
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Channel 4 does some pretty good investigative pieces. I'm curious to watch this tomorrow.
 

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BWoog said:
They were talking about hiring prostitutes, bribing politicians, and creating fake identities in today's video.

Lord only knows what they said in tomorrow's.
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What if....the peeing prostitutes were hired by CA to get blackmail on Trump :o
 
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Not that interested in their Trump links - Trump's done enough without them to take himself down. Their impact on Brexit, though - if that can be brought front and center we might have a chance to get out of that clusterfuck.
 
Sho_Nuff82

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What authorities?

Report: Cambridge Analytica trying to block exposé by U.K.'s Channel 4

Cambridge Analytica is trying to prevent London's Channel 4 News from airing an undercover report in which the firm's chief executive speaks frankly about its practices, according to the Financial Times. Channel 4 says their reporters posed as potential clients and spoke with senior members of Cambridge Analytica's team, including CEO Alexander Nix. The exposé is scheduled to air Monday evening on Channel 4
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Carole Cadwalladr, a reporter for the Guardian, told CBSN on Saturday that Facebook and Cambridge Analytica threatened to sue the paper in a bid to prevent the publication of its exposé on the data. The Guardian story, based on interviews with whistleblower Chris Wylie, a former employee for the firm, was published online on Saturday.

"This continual pattern that we've seen with Facebook -- trying to shut the story down, finally when it has no choice, acknowledge it. They've just really got to do better," Cadwalladr said.
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Oh.
 
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What does this mean in the long run? Will there be consequences for this?

I'm ultimately looking for consequences at this point
 
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