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As part of the congressional probe into whether the Trump campaign's digital operation helped Russia target U.S. voters with fake news stories, the campaign's digital director, Brad Parscale has agreed to be interviewed by the House Intelligence Committee, though he dismissed the idea that his team had aided Russia.
"I am unaware of any Russian involvement in the digital and data operations of the 2016 Trump presidential campaign," Parscale wrote in a statement on Twitter.
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"The only collaboration I am aware of in the Trump digital campaign was with staff provided to the campaign by Facebook, Google and Twitter," he continued.
What is a bot and how is it related to the Russia investigation?
According to the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, D-California, investigators are looking into "whether there was any help in terms of the fake news the efforts to push negative news by the Russians, whether there was any coordination in the efforts to target that, to identify where it would be useful to push stories out on social media feeds."
Parscale's company, Giles-Parscale was paid $91 million by the Trump campaign to target voters with digital ads and social media. He also used data to raise money online for the campaign, and he helped target radio and TV ads, as well.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-campaign-digital-director-brad-parscale-to-be-interviewed-by-house-intelligence-committee/
How a nothingburger IT shop made huge sums. 
