they had an organization called the internet research agency which had imposed. this was her actual job to do. actually doing the activity of putting outpost. i do not know how sophisticated that is. technical sophistication we see the hacking activity. that was pervasive and persistent and deliberately time. >> you mentioned the military operation component of this. literally, people would get up and go to work every day in order to do this? >> that is consistent with what we see from other countries as well. some of the chinese indictments have described. prosecutions against chinese intelligence opportunities. this is their job. this is the foreign

according to the us to try an internet agency says that it wants to stay with the government by connecting all government offices to both the products of it to boost the connectivity everywhere i went i was speaking to their technical director she told me that she wants to get schools for speak to us armed forces and mistreated offices all on the internet where now this number comes on board to bring down because when you look at the number of subscribers and also coupled with initiatives from the private sector like the bunking like. health so they are looking at all those options but starting with the government to set the pace of journeys how important is this rollout of fiber optic for uganda's economy. it's very important because the government is very optimistic their investors a very optimistic on the users a very optimistic they're looking at fiber to help the country get flat to connect to the less money in the remote area to the money they are bouncing as they want people to get connected and as more people get connected it to boost productivity in the different sectors already m

they had an organization called the internet research agency which had imposed. this was her actual job to do. actually doing the activity of putting outpost. i do not know how sophisticated that is. technical sophistication we see the hacking activity. that was pervasive and persistent and deliberately time. >> you mentioned the military operation component of this. literally, people would get up and go to work every day in order to do this? >> that is consistent with what we see from other countries as well. some of the chinese indictments have described. prosecutions against chinese intelligence opportunities. this is their job. this is the foreign

cuba's government run internet agency has been responding. they said, we have to build this from scratch. given the u.s. economic embargo, that is not a cheap or easy endeavor. in cuba, public protests are very rare. you face arrests or jail time if you speak out against the government. it is interesting to see what this mobile internet, this is giving cubans a safer and easier way to making their displeasure known to the government. brent: how are they getting around these high costs? they don't earn a lot of money. >> a lot of cubans say we sacrifice and we save up. there are a lot of cubans living abroad, and miami. they will send money to cuba. they say, we will give you 30 bucks. we want to talk to you. we spoke with one of the protesters in cuba. we won't use his name or voice for safety reasons. he told us despite high costs, the internet has opened up a lot of doors. >> the internet is a powerful tool. i can know what is happening, when it is happening. that is new for me in every cuban. before the internet, that was impossible. now w

from the top of mount everest for cheaper so a text that's the name of cuba's government run internet agency they've been responding to these complaints they say look we have to build this from scratch this new cell network given the u.s. economic embargo that's not a cheap endeavor it's not easy to do that it's also important to note i mean in cuba public protest is very where you face a rest you face jail time perhaps if you speak out against the government it's interesting to see now with this mobile internet this is really giving cubans a safer and maybe easier way of making their displeasure known to the government is kind of the new public sphere there were hour they getting around these high costs because like you say they don't earn a lot of money a lot of cubans say you know we sacrifice we save up if we want this data plan. others say there's a lot of cubans living abroad in miami a large community they'll send money back to cuba they say this is worth it to us will give you 30 bucks we want to talk to you we want to be able skype with you from home we actually spoke today with one

he computes that's 13 times more expensive in cuba and in the himalayas cuba's government run internet agency it's called it texas they've been responding on twitter they're saying look to build a new cell network in the country especially given the u.s. economic embargo of the country it's expensive it takes time that's what they're saying it is important to note that you know in cuba these sorts of protests have been very rare i mean you can risk jail time you can risk arrest for criticizing the government in cuba. so it's interesting to see now with this mobile internet cubans kind of have a new public square it's little bit safer and a lot easier to voice their disapproval how are they getting around or can they get around these high costs a lot of cubans say you know we have to save up money for this maybe sacrifice here and there other cubans have families a broad they send money they're happy to cover that they want to talk to their friends and family in cuba we actually spoke earlier today with one of the protesters in cuba we won't use his real name or his voice for safety reasons bu

ording to mueller's report, the russian campaign began in mid 20 14-rbg -- 14 n grease to have the internet agencycame to u.s. to gather material to be used in latter postings. this is the headquarters in st. petersburg, russia. >> by the end of 2016, rsians set up fake social media account that reached millions of voters aimed at promoting trump orme dividingcans. >> the russians created fake orhashtags mike kids trump, bought thousands of online ads, impersonated u.s. citizens and set up political rallies like a confederate rail yi inon hou made posters to promote a rally in pittsbuh in 2016. >> this lace out how it ensnared real american operatives include trump and advisors and kelly anne conway all retweeted these fake accounts. page 34 showed a 24016 facebook post from candidate trump himself where he sent organizers and promoted a rally in miami, but mural writes russians in the i.r.a. organize that rally and even use a fake facebook account t brag that mr. trump posted about our event. >> according to the report, i.r.a. staffers also posed as itamericanens and tried to communicate with the

we know your monthly monthly budget and internet agency, we know the e-mails from some of the workers, we know what your chain of command was. we know what subdivisions are involved in these things. i'm sure when the indictment dropped, there were jaws dropping in moscow as well. so the russians may feel that if there to over about it, the risk of blowback is simply too great. there are other ways to have even bigger impact than dumping. introduction of these, and anonymously third parties, and most part of the world, a social media ecosystem from wherever would take place, it could be hugely disruptive. and hugely influential. so i guess i would consider that one of the more profound ways right now. the russians decide not to be in-your-face about this but to be just as disruptive in ways that are subject to greater deniability. >> to me, one of the great things in the report, his failure to look at money. he doesn't address russian contributions to the campaign or the trump family. what is the house going to do to get priority to the investigation of russian use of financing? >> thi

microblogging site also removed and archived for accounts affiliated with the russian-based internet research agency which has been indicted for attempts to interfere with the 2016 election. >>> the rise of videos is putting lawmakers and tech experts on edge. the facebook ceo is the latest target. >> imagine this for a second, one man with total control of billions of people's stolen data, check out this deep fake video, that manipulated his words, made it seem like he was talking to cbs news, but it's not real. cbs lawyers have asked facebook to take the video down, but it does continue to circulate online. researchers say this technology is progressing atincredible rate.>> all of this can be automated, so they can target individuals, individual communities, with different types of content. >> lawmakers say that the new technology is potentially putting national security and future elections at risk. no laws currently regulate deep fakes, but some experts recommend amending existing legislation. one chp branch was a target of a hoax. >> reporter: last night news media responded to a tree from what

we know what your monthly budget was in your internet research agency. we know private emails from some of your workers. we know what your chain of command was. we know what subdivisions within the gru or what not are involved in these things. i'm sure when the indictments dropped, there were jaws dropping in moscow as well about just how much we knew. so the russians may feel that if they're overt about it, the risk of blowback is simply too great. but there are other ways to have potentially bigger impact on hacking dumping. the introduction of the deep fakes fairly anonymously, through third parties in remote parts of the world, once they're introduced into the social media ecosystem wherever that takes place, it could be hugely disruptive. and hugely influential. so i guess i would consider that one of the more profound risks right now. that the russians decide not to be in your face about this. but to just as disruptive in ways that are subject to greater deniability. >> question from -- yes, sir. wait for the microphone, please. >> jim -- to me, on

report the investigations related indictments from february 2018 and july 2018 against internet research agencies, so-called troll farm and the russian military intelligence, the dr you provide the most competence of assessment of the continuing and evolving russian threat. today i will focus my comments primarily on the information operations that the russian government carried out against the united states mainly because this is an area we continue to lag behind in addressing this critical threat. the mueller report , and which has been sustained by independent reporting, clearly shows the russia's information operations were highly adapted in the political context of the united states. while it a well thought out strategic plan and involved direction from russian intelligence. there were also incredibly effective infiltrating american media while also talking about debate. the main objective was to undermine trust in our democratic process. the nature of that attack of my colleagues have already stated involved three interrelated parts. and information operation led by the ira, a cyber hack an

hadonline effort was they an organization called the internet research is inching -- agency, who had employees actually doing the activity of putting outposts. i do not know how sophisticated that is. the technical sophistication, we see the hacking activity, which ass per se safe -- w pervasive. rep. escobar: you mentioned the military component of this. people would get up and go to work in order to do this? >> yes, and that is consistent with what we see from other countries as well. some of the chinese indictments have described -- prosecutions wheret chinese government this is their job. this is a foreign intelligence activity. that is what the russians were doing. organized intelligence operations targeting us. rep. escobar: why should ordinary americans care i have found myself having to explain this to folks. why should they care about the fact that russia was trying to manipulate them? >> because russian interests are not american interests. this is why this is a bigger part of our foreign policy. our domestic conversation in terms of, when a foreign country is taking intell

and we know what your monthly udget was in your internet research agency. we know private e-mails from you workers. we know what your chain manned was and subdivisions are involved in these things. ed, jaws when they dropp were dropping in moscow as well. e knew.ow much w russians may feel the risk of too great.s are other impacts than dumping and and through third parties in remote it could be world hugely disruptive and influential. so, i guess i would consider that one of the more profound the russians decided not to be in your face about this. with disruptive in ways for reliability. his fail you're to ook at money, and doesn't look at. it appeared to me mueller was not following the money and, you know it was my view and remains my view that the hope what he to given to do allowed him follow the money. or her he made the decision od rosenstein made it for him, i don't know. it's one of the questions i'd him.to ask no indication that that at.something mueller looked iness withen doing bus him for years and that could be we're in omising deutsche bank. t

and this didn't get a lot of attention but cyber command shut down the internet agency the st.etersburg troll farm in 2018 and trump was briefed on it and signed off on it specifically. so it may be true in "the times" reporting he wasn't briefed on this specific of this element russian power grid operation, but he is aware of and signed off on -- he has to, he's the president, this major policy change. i wish the public knew a little bit more about this. this is some significant activity by our cyber warriors going on under the radar. we know very little about it. the congressional committees are briefed on it but that's it. we don't know the details. >> bob, how concerned are officials around the president about him hearing of operations like this? >> well, they're concerned about his entire position on russia. people within the national security and intelligence community, those within the white house as you would expect are somewhat sympathetic to the president's position. they wonder why inside of the national security community when you talk to people there who are famili

of the things we saw already is the preponderance of fake accounts, bots started by the internet research agencyst. petersburg, and pretendings to be groups similar to black lives matter and others to create more divisions in society. it's not only the video, but creating separate groups that don't even exist. the protest rallies we covered that ended up to be russian -- >> that's the larger more persistent threat here too. those things can be done much faster. putting different context or a different headline over specific videos. that's just as bad of a problem as these high-tech ones. we haven't figured that out either. >> how do we react as consumers. >> big questions and our government doesn't seem eager to take it on. >> thank you so much. ben collins, great to see you. >>> coming up, john delaney joining velshi & ruehl for a live interview. stay tuned for that. 13 days until the first presidential debate in miami on june 26th and 27th. the prime time events will be broadcast live across nbc news, msnbc and telemundo. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate he

for $100,000, a russian associated internet agency got to 126 million american eyeballs. i'm interested because the political ads they put forward were specifically targeted to swing states and michigan is one of those states so we saw an overabundance of these ads. they were specifically paid for by foreign entities and they were advocating for or against a candidate in our political process. i have a serious problem with that. separate from the issues of speech and what an american does or does not have rights to say, can you speak specifically to facebook's reaction to the fact foreigny spread purchased information might does not matter it was russian, it could be chinese or iranian. what steps you have taken since 2016 to prevent the spread of foreign information? >> thank you for the question. this -- where we were in 2016, we are in a much better place. let me show you some of the steps we have taken. all those ads came from fake accounts. we have a policy against fake accounts and we have gotten better at enforcing it. more than aing million fake accounts a day and

but the upshot here, we've known for some time about the internet research agency, they were indictedller. it is that group run by putin's chef operating out of a building in st. petersburg, russia. but what this report shows, this was a much more sophisticated operation than maybe we understood. just a few months ago jared kushner dismissed it as russia bought a few facebook ads. in fact there is smen is some n tweets pout and there w s put o impersonated news sites and they were amplified by groups that were bots. and some were retweet eed donal trump jr. and kellyanne conway. and the upshot is that the u.s. government has not figured out a way to stop this in 2020. >> ken, thanks so much. meantime as president trump commemorates the 75th anniversary of d-day, he will be meeting with world war ii and other veterans, he is also giving a new explanation for why he didn't serve his generation's war. vietnam. >> well, i was never a fan of that war. i'll be honest with you. i thought that it was a terrible war. i thought it was very far away. nobody ever -- you know, you are talking abou

twitter accounts that were part of an operation led by russia's internet troll factory, the internet research agencyhe ira. researchers found some of those accounts were set up months in advance and some of the trolls used those fake accounts to make money on the side. now, you might remember the ira from when former special counsel robert mueller indicted multiple russian nationals for their role in large scale disinformation campaigns. u.s. intelligent assessed that social media manipulation played a real role in russia's attacks on our election. covering that story for us is nbc news correspondent ken dilanian. it's not bad enough that they were disruptive of our election but now they used it to line their pockets. how exactly did she is trolls make money? >> it really added insult to injury, you're absolutely right. they did it by using what's called link short nurse to push ads to some of the users who were clicking on their fake news links that they were pumping out at this internet research factory in russia. as you said, we've known about this entity for some time, robert mueller indicted th

the larger sort of implications of this, you know, we've known a lot obviously about the internet research agencyby putin out of st. petersburg. they were indicted by robert mueller and mentioned in the mueller report but twitter released the vast archive of the tweets, 10 million tweets, from nearly 4,000 accounts connected with this group and now cyber security firms are digging into this stuff and seeing what we can learn. this is new research out this morning from sim man tax and what they found in addition to the money-making scheme this campaign was better organized better planned, more well coordinated than we previously understood. it was pretty sophisticated. they used a core group of accounts that masqueraded as news organizations like san jose news or new orleans times, and they pushed out fake news aimed at the extremes of both sides of the political divide. then they used a larger series of automated accounts to massively retweet this stuff and it got to real americans who retweeted it and, you know, it's really hard to measure the impact of this, willie, but it's clearly a lot of pe

blackout is also having a negative impact on business customers a lack of internet access is a struggle for these travel agency. so. for that we. give them. back at the cafe these young men are making the most of the wife on. the internet it's a part of life and we were born with it and to be cut off is really weird it's like we've gone back. what mohammed really wants is for his country to me forwards he's attended many of the protests that have rocked khartoum for months calling for a peaceful transition to democracy that won't be silenced despite the internet blackout he says. ok and that is it for now from the uniqueness of africa as always you can catch all i will stories on our website and a facebook page will leave you with something to spy use today the world is really one global village there are pictures off africa fashion week you can bowl in colombia of all places to see you next time i have a right. to know that 77 percent a biopic are younger than $65.00. that's me and me. and you know what it's time no voice is part. of the 77 percent job on the issue. because. 77 percent this weekend on d w. wh

the russian federation and it internet research agency called the ira. the ira and the russian federation and much has been written and much has been in the public domain and at the public square about the role of russian interference in the 2016 election. but what has not been clearly articulated is that the russians had an intent. they had multiple intents. one of the driving intents was to suppress the african american vote. our report thanks for the research of the german marshall fund is going to take the covers off of that intent because we need to understand how pervasive, pernicious and widespread it was. this is all occurring at a time in american history when the voting power of people of color is reaching an all-time high. the 2020 voters of color are projected to represent more than one-third of the american electorate. up from less than a quarter of the 2000 electorate. since 2010, 25 state representing more than half of the voters in the country and representing substantial majority of african american voters have enacted new restrictions.

havoc in the united states, as we saw in, for example, the mueller team's indictment of the internet research agency sowing divisiveness and fractiousness amongst us as a people. that weakens us, makes us more susceptible to the aims of our foreign adversaries. >> when the president tonight said the fbi is wrong when george stephanopoulos told him that the fbi director would say a campaign should contact the fbi if they ever are on the receiving end of this kind of a foreign overture, when the president said the fbi director is wrong, what sort of impact will that have in the law enforcement community at the justice department, at the fbi in terms of how they approach potential notifications like this in the future, how they follow up on threats like this. could that conceivably be seen as an order from the president as to how these things should be handled when it comes to clng se station, wh -- counterintellige when it comes to law enforcement? >> because of the many utterances excited or otherwise that come out of the president's mouth. but be that as it may, this is a deeply disturbing comment f

general counsel stated for the record that for the low, low price of $100,000 russian associated internet agency got to 126 million american eyeballs and i'm interested in this because the political ads that they put forward were specifically targeted to 20 states and michigan and we saw an overabundance of these ads. they were specifically paid for by foreign entities and they were advocating for or against a candidate in our political process. i have a serious problem with that. for the separate issues of speech and what an american does or does not have the right to say can you speak about specifically the fact that they spread for and purchase information it doesn't matter who it came from and what steps you have taken since 2016 to prevent the spread of foreign information. >> absolutely, thank you for the question. where we were in 2016 we are in a much better place and let me share with you, first of all, all of those ads came from fake accounts and we have a policy against fake accounts and we've got much better about enforcing that and now we are stopping more than 1 million accounts pe

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customs and border protection says none of the data has surfaced on the dark web or the internet. the agency >>> women are finding the claim more leadership positions and animations films. a new study finds up that women make up half the executive roles and when it comes to directors and other top creative positions they are severely underrepresented. only 3% of animated film directors are women and just 1% are women of color. here's a fascinating statistic. it's a problem on screen of the 120 top animated films of the last 20 years, 20 had female leads, and of those there were only three characters of color, tiona from "the princess and the frog" and moana. we're talking about cartoons and pandas and frogs so it's voices, but they are count being the smurfette. >> somehow a blue character was designated a person of color. >> here's the thing that's concerning in this. >> yikes. >> over two-thirds of enrolled students in animation schools are women. what's happening is they are not getting the directing jobs at the studios. something is happening in between. into the there aren't women in th

three organizations part of russians internet research agency. is that an accurate summary? >> yes. though sweeping and systematic efforts to influence our election begins before or after donald trumps entry into the 2016 presidential field. >> if i'm remembering correctly, bahe brings it back to 2014. >> was it also determined that russia sweeping andre systematic efforts to interfere in the 2016, donald trumps entry into the campaign, also included included some actions by the russian government that were decidedly anti-trump in nature? >> i think towards the end in particular. >> was it based on evidence gathered by a team of nearly 60 fbi agents and prosecutors over a two-year period by bob mueller's team to make it evidence-based decision not to charge any american, much less anyone associated with the trump campaign with any complicity with any conspiracy, with any collusion related find in t russia's election interferenc? >> that is my understanding. >> despite the finding that anyone associated with this campaign, conspire colluded in any way successful meddling in theth 201

dgr you and another one identifying 13 individuals and three organizations part of russia internet research agency. is that accurate? >> yes. >> did the special counsel find that the sweeping and systematic efforts to influence our election again before or after donald trump's entry into the 2016 presidential field? >> if i remember quick correctly he traced it back to 2014. >> what is it also determined that the sweeping and systematic efforts to interfere in the 2016 election not only predated donald trump's entry into the campaign, but also included some action by the russian government that was decidedly anti-trump in nature? >> in the end that particular was true. was it based on evidence by a team of nearly 60 fbi agents and prosecutors over a two-year period by bob mueller team to make an evidence-based decision not to charge any american much less anyone associated with the trump campaign with any complicity, within a conspiracy and with any collusion related crime in the russia election interference? >> that is my understanding. stuck despite the finding a alshon for anyone associated wit

agencies. to tackle issues pertaining to the internet of things and connective devices. we took steps to identify funds to create an ilt research lab at our testing center. while this process is in its early stages, it is an exciting development and an investment in the agency's knowledge and understanding of new technologies integrated. >> marken be done to close the agency skills gap. i am pleased the agency voted to accept our proposal to hire a chief data officer. i believe the commission should explore staff expertise as many of our sister agencies have done successfully. i have maintained an open door and encourage all stakeholders to share their concerns with me. this applies to consumer groups, companies, individual consumers and i have urged staff to work to implement the new regulations we are working on expeditiously and i will continue to do so. i look forward to our efforts to keep american consumers safe and thank you again for the opportunity to appear before you today. >> commissioner k. >> good morning, chairman moran. thank you for holding this critical

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internet. is it the competition discussion? there. see any there >> we've seen the assistant attorney general talk general he about this because it now appears his agencyay be opening either a careful look or an investigation. we do not know for sure. of google. and the fcc says they might be doing it on facebook. surprising just in the sense that there is a lot of concern that for certain things on the internet, we are seeing a tendency toward some dominant players. ming to theirlom services. they are very good. you are right. that creates an environment in which there could easily be harms the competition if they abuse their power. you're totally right for the antitrust officials to be monitoring and investigating where they have evidence of harm. people are complaining about certain things. right,n't mean, carl's that there is automatically some violation of law. it certainly does not mean that you automatically need a sledgehammer. antitrust also has scoble -- sc alpels that can do brain surgery. not everything we are talking about is antitrust but we are talking about important american policy values like press freedom, diversity of news and infor

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agency heating up.>>> how the a's won a game but lost an important player. sports is next. >>> thank you twitter. instagram and internets given irrepressible litany of nba free agent spoilers. which would be fine if only we could distinguish truth from rumor. warrior fans assuming the former as it pertains to klay thompson who will remain by the bay for the foreseeable future. this according to multiple sources. the warriors will offer him a five-year $190 million maximum contract when free agency opens tomorrow. given that clay has said all along he was stay home if they offered him the maximum deal we expect this to get done quickly. the start will miss the bulk of next isn't recovered from his acl tear. the kevin durant crystal ball has become clearer by the day. espn reporting kevin durant and leonard are not only mulling over their options but the prospect of signing somewhere together. the stinations for that scenario the clippers and the knicks. durrant will meet with those two teams as well as the warriors and nets to discuss his future. >>> yvonne looney an important piece for the warriors next season. they wi

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