campaign. he s forgot i don t knten us. he hasn t held a town hall since 2014. reporter: it s just possible robert mueller s report into russian election meddling might provide california s 22nd district with an october surprise. are there going to be any findings? how might that reflect on devin nunes? if he delivers before november it, could have a huge impact on this race. it could because devin has been a staunch supporter of the president, highly critical of robert mueller. if you were a betting man,? we re a long way to november. now to this, president trump
at this stage, how can the united states be an honest broker when i was at in jerusalem when the decision was announced and why should the palestinians come back to the table. they left in 2014. reporter: the reality of ha is happening on the ground sums of the difference of the the two different palestinian approaches. you have hamas and other militant groups that have organized the only way to achieve palestinian independence is with armed resistance.
perceptions of what was happening in america to make them more open to an alt-right vision. reporter: part of that included developing and testing messages that would resonate with voters, imagery of walls, increasing paranoia about government spying, and this we have tested drain the swamp in 2014. in 2014. reporter: bannon worked for two years when the perfect candidate came along to blast those messages to american voters. it s crazy. drain the swamp. a lot of the narratives of the trump campaign were what we were testing in 2014. reporter: cambridge analytica is now downplaying its work for the donald trump campaign insisting it did not use controversial facebook data on it and saying elections are won and lost by candidates not data science. as for steve bannon, he wouldn t respond to cnn but recently told a business forum his techniques
what you are seeing is content that has been created and targeted at you had to make you perceive an issue differently. reporter: the company worked on the 2014 midterms, but amidst all the data analytics, the questionable use of psycho analysis, the micro targeting that the technology allowed, bannon s real goal was always much bigger than that according to wiley. he wanted to change people s perceptions of what was happening in america to make them more open to an alt-right vision. reporter: part of that included developing and testing messages that would resonate with voters, imagery of walls, deep state, increasing paranoia about government spying, and this we had tested drain the swamp in 2014. reporter: bannon mad worked for two years to provide his messaging when in 2016 the perfect candidate came along to blast those messages to american voters. drain the swamp.
a lot of the narratives of the trump campaign were what we were testing in 2014. reporter: cambridge analytica is now down playing its work for the donald trump campaign insisting it did not use controversial facebook data on it and saying elections are won and lost by candidates, not data science. as for steve bannon, he wouldn t respond to cnn, but recently told a business forum his techniques were used in the past by democrats and said no one complained until a conservative did what progressives had been doing for years. drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. well, if you look up this weekend, you might see some dazzling fireballs, but you don t have to panic they tell us, the sky isn t falling, but something else is. that is coming up here. nds. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees?