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Known out, it is a fascinating story thrown through the way the Russians messed with our

campaigns and election and the media and continue to mess with our stories and our society.

Our society and it's working.

And I feel like we're finally moving past the time when everybody is looking at this

through a partisan or a pro-Trump anti-Trump lens and we're finally understanding it as

Americans.

Rosalind Helderman of the Washington Post has been one of the journalists working this

for that esteemed newspaper.

She's got a terrific piece along with several colleagues, including Armstrong and Gidey

Faves, Elinak Hashima and Craig Timberg online.

We have a link to it about the Russian troll farms and how they tried to mess with us.

And Rosalind Helderman joins us now.

Rosalind, how are you?

I'm doing okay.

How are you guys?

We're terrific.

Thank you.

The phrase troll farm brings to mind something out of the brother's grim or something like

that.

But the actual mechanics of what was in essence a company dedicated to the notion of messing

with America's heads is really interesting.

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