Welcome to Making Sense of the Madness. I'm your host, Sean Morgan. And we have a very special

guest today, Google whistleblower, Zach Voorhees. And before we get into that interview, where we're

going to ask him all about what happened to Google, about his new book and everything, I want to make

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So now let's get right into this interview. Zach, how are you doing tonight?

Hey, Sean, thank you for having me on the program. I'm doing fantastic.

So you worked at Google for eight and a half years.

You're working for the YouTube division and different parts of the company here, Google

Earth, I believe, as well.

And you started to realize they had this fake news algorithm, things that they determined to be fake news

that you thought wasn't fake news. And it was a pretty extensive system they had. Can you tell us about

what happened and how you ended up blowing the whistle on them? Yeah. So Google was a really

great company all the way until Donald Trump won the election. That's basically the short version of the whole story.

And right after he won the election, Google had this all hands meeting and they were like,

we need to censor the fake news. And we're using machine learning to filter some of that fake

news. So our audience doesn't, our users don't get exposed to it.

And as I started looking in, because the whole company is kind of open to full-time employees,

I realized that what their definition of fake news was.

And their definition of fake news had to do with Hillary Clinton.

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