air with us saying that she was looking for a warrant. so she is kind of the chief regulator in the uk. she was looking for a warrant to go in to those offices too. and then there was apparently a standoff between facebook and the information commissioner. now those forensic data people have left the offices around the information commissioner is seeking a warrant to go in there tomorrow to effectively seize hard drives and begin their investigation. so my understanding is this is part of a sort of multi-part investigative series. and this is part two. and part three has to do with the trump campaign and the connection between cambridge analytica and their actions in the u.s. when does that come out? that comes out tomorrow evening in the uk. so tomorrow afternoon here. and it s kind of an extension of some of what you ve seen today, but more plied more directly to the election in 2016. we re very curious about that. kylie morris, thank you very much. thank you. next, repo
cambridge analytica denies any wrongdoing. kylie morris is the washington correspondent for the uk s channel 4 news which conducted that undercover investigation of cambridge analytica. i would recommend people watch the entire piece on the web or read the article. so first tell me who is that gentleman? the head of cambridge analytica we see there in the glasses speaking. who is he and what does he do? so he is alexander nix, chris, and he is the ceo of cambridge analytica. he is also the ceo of the british sister company which is scl. so this is a company that has many decades in fact experience in kind of psychological warfare almost. it has a brown abackground in m intelligence. it s worked in over 200 elections across the world they say over the last 25 years.
more so after the attack on the school girl malala. militants tried to kill her because she spoke out against the taliban ban on girls getting educated in traditional schools. now a senior taliban commander has written kind of a bizarre letter to her. it is part threat, part apology. itn s kylie morris has the story. a dear malala letter from her taliban attackers written by a senior regional commander sent via e-mail from a trusted source to this program. intended as a response to the pakistan school girl s em passioned speech to the u.n. on the 9th of october, 2012, the taliban shot me on the left side of my forehead. they shot my friends, too. they thought that the bullet would silence us.
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