. >> reporter: stephanie carruthers spent her day trying to infiltrate corporations. she is not a criminal. she is a security expert who works for ibm, and teaches companies how to keep the bad guys out. like when i'm going on doing research, i look for things that people are posting online. >> reporter: carruthers says the hector hackers often break into a companies network by targeting an employee. >> i was able to find information on you once i google searched. >> reporter: a quick search for my name brought up my twitter feed, revealing where i want to college. she then customize an email asking me to speak at an event. >> this email address looks so realistic. it is so believable. truck she bought the address, alumni at syracuse.education, which is very similar to the universities alumni email address. it is how criminals get people to click on a link loaded with malware. >> reporter: if i click a link and downloaded an attachment, what happened? >> i would have access to your information, and anything on your machine, and possibly get into your network. >> repor

linda: phil carruthers from france 24 television. >> thank you very much. two quick things. first of all, you said you don't like a false directive, but you also said there is rampant anti-semitism in the democratic party. that is patently untrue. are you going to stick with those kinds of statements throughout the election that can be proved to be false? rep. emmer: you just misstated what i said. >> you said there is rampant anti-semitism in the democrat party. rep. emmer: you misstated what i said. i will say it again. if you are not willing to stand up and refute anti-semitism, you own it. i didn't say the word you used. that's your word. >> you said rampant anti-semitism. rep. emmer: well, rampant anti-semitism based on the behavior of a handful of people, absolutely. >> i will ask you this. the president obviously is guilty of lying thousands of times, as has been proven. do you agree with that? -- do you agree with that, first of all? rep. emmer: i'm not going to get into that discussion. >> those lies, if they work well with the electorate, are you going to encourage