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no bull and the aftermath.

On the campaign and what I think other campaigns need to be aware of is it's not targeting

candidates, it's targeting voters.

And I think that's an important mindset to have because it's trying to reach your voters

and make them think things that aren't true and it's targeting two decision points.

Whether or not to vote and then for whom to cast your ballot.

Sometimes it has nothing to do with elections.

It's these groups that will build tremendous momentum and engagement and then after that

they will slowly start to become political.

I'm Quintet Jurassic and this is the LawFair podcast March 5, 2020.

This week on LawFair's Arbiter's of Truth series on disinformation, Alina Poliokova and

I spoke with Lisa Kaplan and Sophie Lawden of Alithia Group, an organization that works

to detect and mitigate disinformation on social media.

We wanted to talk to the two of them about a piece Lisa recently published on LawFair

but a massive network of companies run by the soul publishing and found it in Russia

by a company called AdMe.

The company's published bizarre craft videos on YouTube and Facebook.

Along with a handful of videos about history and politics with an overtly pro-Russian slant.

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