Video: Google Manipulations of Votes in Elections. Doctor Robert Epstein, Senate Testimony

Testifies About Unchecked Influence on Social Media, Senate Judiciary Committee

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This video was uploaded in August 2019.

The video below shows Doctor Robert Epstein during his 2019 Senate testimony concerning media manipulation in the 2016 US elections. 

He testified that Google’s manipulation of votes, through biased search results, gave at least 2.6 million additional votes to Hillary Clinton in 2016. 

And in 2020, they could shift at least 15 million votes without people’s knowledge and without leaving paper trail for authorities to trace.

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