politics indeed met with manchin yesterday. he believes that he and mcconnell are quote agreeable on the same things. every democratic senator will be needing to vote for the build back better for it to pass, it also includes senator sinema of arizona who we talk a lot about. a group run by the former chief of staff for vice president mike pence is spending thousands to blanket ads across west virginia that cast manchin as someone saving them from joe biden s agenda. take a look at this. fortunately, joe manchin s got our backs. he understands the importance of putting west virginia people ahead of washington politics. tell manchin keep fighting for us. those ads come, though, as democrat ally groups also put out their own ads across the country as part of an aggressive new push to get through president biden s new agenda.
would do anything to intentionally risk their market share. but on the other hand, we ve seen companies like facebook have problems with privacy. and that s something i think all tech companies need to be aware of. steve: i was looking on-line a little while ago. there is a fellow named dr. robert ep stein, a senior research economist at the behavioral institute for technology. he says the way a search engine stacks their results can impact an election. he cited it could give a favored candidate up to a 15% advantage. do you believe that? i think it s certainly possible in theory. i don t think that s just true with politicians. i think that s true with businesses. that is why there s so much competition with s.e.o. and the like to appear in the first pages of google s results. you certainly see that in politics, not just in campaigns buying different google search words, but in spreading blanket ads