welcome back facebook claims that helps the scottish national party win a landslide victory in scotland during the u.k. general election in twenty fifteen the social media giant created a special unit to help politicians connect with a wider audience facebook is currently under pressure of allegations it helped russia to meddle in the us election. when it all started facebook was fun and innocent was a place to share your holiday snaps and keep up with friends but then it got political facebook is even boasting about the fact that it helped the scottish national party to win sweeping victories in the u.k. general elections of two thousand and fifteen campaign is across the political spectrum now recognize the using facebook and facebook cards in particular made it to months real difference to the final election results at this point little did we know but facebook has a government and politics team that helps you in victories for its clients right now the director of the team is katie harben a former republican party digital strategist and apparently she's quite good at her job. philipp

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great inconvenience, the scottish national party and scottish government. >> the financial secretary or those who look at him, we come to the honorable member, ask about scotch whiskey. a bit of order. >> mister speaker, i was delighted, the scotch whiskey association until the house last night. the uk worked closely with the association, individual distilleries across a range of issues for market promotion to market access. >> the scotch whiskey, support of the industry. having recently been columbia brood chili for scotch whiskey. does my honorable friend agree with me the scotch whiskey industry has done markets as we look to build global britain. >> i can agree with my honorable friends, there are huge opportunities for scotch whiskey as we leave the eu. i commend him on activities. the 20th anniversary of the creation on the 17th -- >> mike ames marie. >> mister speaker, we provide excellence support, a modern, accessible and future requirements. marching some neighborhood to create bigger multiskilled teams and moving to better business and buildings for better customer service

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national party. thank you for being with us. picking up thank you for being with us. picking up on what nicola sturgeon said yesterday, is that situation now in some ways less likely as result of the objections the dup raised? one thing the prime minister promised in the general election was the one thing she got right, that we would have a coalition of chaos and that is what we have with the tories and the dup. it been striking that we should have for such a big issue like leaving the eu, you should have for such a big issue like primeg the eu, you fiafit to z .. h. allgsrttgé—ii = —' — ' ' ' . ' not just one party and notjust one party in northern- soi and notjust one party in northern- so i think what yesterday ireland. so i think what yesterday showed is you can get solutions, practical ways to get a solution to keep us in the customs union and single market, and if you can have a solution for northern ireland there is no reason why you cannot have it for scotland as well. the only imped

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. >> i responded, the scottish national party earlier which is what the honorable lady was referring to. and people's behavior, changed over the years. and access banking standards referring to the levee. there was a corporation surcharge for the bank, the best in the labor government. >> what my right honorable friend join me in congratulating the community foundations who reached a notable milestone, 1 billion pounds, would she agree the community foundation, and shared society. available, should be provided to them, to the important work. >> i join my honorable friend across the uk. and a couple weeks ago. and what my honorable friend have said, an important contributor sharing an example of the shared policy, distributing $362 million to benefit good causes and expanding the scheme which would have potential to build the success of the current scheme and looking at this. >> can i remind the prime minister of june 2, 1997, a competent speech in which the importance of practical education for so many young people. is she aware there is a crisis in apprenticeships, 62% fall in appre

withhave worked closely the far right party in germany. the scottish national party. this is something that facebook just does that based across all kinds of political parties. they drew draw the line at some very strong extremists. they do not work with the far right for example. this is something that is looking very concerning today because we are seeing facebook's influence and power locally in shaping elections. the fact that politicians are anding special training, they are using it against their citizens, definitely is an uncomfortable position for the company to be in. emily: and you spoke with a formal -- a former member of the team because she was uncomfortable. sarah: right, my colleague spoke with her. she said the team was -- has started to help to create democratic relationships within societies and evolved into an election nearing strategy. she said she did not like how it was turning. emily: back to the question, if facebook is a neutral platform, why do they need to help politicians learn how to use it? everyone else learns how to use it on their own.

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may: can i say to the right honorable lady, first of all, i responded to the leader of the scottish national party in relation to this. that is what the honorable lady is referring to. i think also, she and others need to accept that people's behavior in relation to banking branches has changed over the years. notwithstanding, she refers to the bank levy. there is a bank levy. there's also a corporation tax surcharge, and this government is raising more money from the banks and the labor government ever did. speaker, would buy right honorable friend join me in congratulating the uk's foundations. .t donated which he agreed that the community foundation is a perfect example of her shared society, and the funds should be provided to them to continue their very important work? p.m. may: i am very happy to join my honorable friend in joining community foundation across the u.k.. i was very pleased to be able to have a meeting with the chief executive of the community foundation a couple of weeks ago. i heard about the expert work they are undertaking, and i note from what my honorable friend has

they have worked closely with modi, and with the far right party in germany the scottish , national party. this is something that facebook just does, broad-based across all kinds of political parties. they do draw the line at very strong extremists. they do not work with the far right for example. this is something that is looking very concerning today because we are seeing facebook's influence in our global -- globally in shaping elections. the fact that politicians are getting special training to use the platform and in some cases using it against their citizens, definitely is an uncomfortable position for the company to be in. emily: and you spoke with a former member of the team because she was uncomfortable. -- uncomfortable with the way the team worked. sarah: right, my colleague spoke with her. she said the team was -- has started to help to create democratic relationships within societies and evolved into an election nearing strategy. helping people get elected, helping them run their campaigns. she said she did not like how it was turning. emily: back to the question, if facebook

given the scottish national party has an extra £2 million to play with, will the prime minister join me in calling on the film to rule out higher taxes for hard—working scots rule out higher taxes for hard-working scots this is a very real test of the first minister and government in scotland as to whether they are willing to recognise, last week i recall, or in previous weeks week i recall, or in previous weeks we have had strange claims being made by the scottish nationalists in this house about the i impact of decisions on scotland but he is right. £2 billion extra going into scotland. let us watch carefully how the snp government choose to spend that money. last week i tabled a written question to the chancellor, asking for the evidence behind his extraordinary claim to the treasury select committee, that disabled workers are responsible for the uk's productivity problem, last night i received his written answer. up sur —— unsurprisingly there is no evidence for that claim. so disgracefully, since he has declined to express regret, will the prime minister take back control

you have the labour party coming into the picture, the scottish national party looking at it like a special deal for ireland, so there should be a special deal for scotland. you even have the mayor of london, why not london? david: they cannot afford to she will lose the government. john: it is incredibly complicated. alix: they are having a really good conversation over lunch and to get a phone call from the dop, what would that be like for president trump? he is hammering out a trade deal and it is almost finished and who follows him out, paul ryan? who is actually running the government? marty: is there any possibility that brexit is not happen? john: i think at the very end it there is a possibility. most outsiders, most business people say, i told you so. this was always complicated and you are always wrong. but there will be plenty of people in the parts of britain that voted for brexit who will say, this is the whole resume we reason get out -- whole we have to get out, everybody is trying to get money out of us. you read the eurosceptic press and it is like you are living in a diffe

let‘s also talk now from the scottish national party, ian blackford, the leader of the snp in the house of commons, thank you for being with us, what is your view on the brexit legislation as it com pletes on the brexit legislation as it completes its main stages?m on the brexit legislation as it completes its main stages? it has been a shambles. we know other is a power grab against the scottish parliament, and now live in areas of devolved competence coming to westminster rather than going back to the scottish parliament. there has been a lack of respect shown towards the devolved administrations in edinburgh, cardiff and belfast. lot of lacking of respect in what way? kill mac when devolution was set up, the scotland act defined what was reserved and what was devolved. for example agriculture and fisheries are devolved to scotland. to use the phrase often used by brexiteers, taking back control, they are taking back control, they are taking back control of areas which ought to be devolved which is a lack of respect to our government. we have said we wa nt to to our government. we hav

great inconvenience, the scottish national party and scottish government. >> the financial secretary or those who look at him, we come to the honorable member, ask about scotch whiskey. a bit of order. >> mister speaker, i was delighted, the scotch whiskey association until the house last night. the uk worked closely with the association, individual distilleries across a range of issues for market promotion