In a meeting with the head of Cambridge Analytica — the political data firm used by the Trump campaign in 2016 — reporters from NBC News’ U.K. partner ITN Channel 4 News posed as potential clients interested in changing the outcome of the Sri Lankan elections.The reporters, who were trying to find out how the company operated, quickly learned about the novel and deceptive methods employed by the company, including bribes, blackmail, and misinformation campaigns. The findings were broadcast by the network on Monday. $9,000 in Rewards Offered for Info on Suspect in Midway Homicide On hidden camera, the reporters recorded Alexander Nix, chief executive of Cambridge Analytica, discussing the idea of hypothetically entrapping an opposition leader.He described how the company could record a person accepting a bribe, “an offer he can’t refuse,” or “send some girls around to the candidate’s house.” City Cleans Up Nuisance House Plaguing PB Neighborhood Photo Credit: Patricia de Melo Moreira/AFP/Getty Images
Source: NBC San Diego
Hidden Camera Exposes Cambridge Analytica's Tactics
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