According to top psychologist Robert Epstein, the power of Google's algorithm to manipulate public opinion is so strong that it can influence up to 10 million undecided voters, ensuring a victory for Hillary Clinton.

After several years of research involving more than 10,000 people in 39 countries, Epstein concluded that Google has "the power to control elections" and that by favoring one candidate over another in some demographics up to 80 percent of undecided voters can be easily manipulated.

Google's long standing support for Hillary Clinton runs so deep, that Google parent company Alphabet's Executive Chairman, Eric Schmidt, met with Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and asked if he could be Hillary's "head outside advisor."

"Many people have established that Google has a very close relationship with Hillary Clinton," Epstein told RT, adding that, "Google seems to be favoring Hillary Clinton in its search suggestions, the suggestions it gives you when you first start to type an item."