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In the midst of a flurry of government webpages being taken down by the Trump administration, the Wayback Machine at the Internet Archive is scrambling to save public data before it’s possibly lost forever. Mark Graham, the director of the San Francisco nonprofit’s Wayback Machine, touted the group’s work in an interview with Democracy Now on Friday, Feb. 28. What does the Wayback Machine do? “The Internet Archive is a nonprofit organization with a mission of universal access to all knowledge,” Graham said. “About 28 years ago, the founder of the Internet Archive, Brewster Kahle, pressed record on a new…