donna brazile. can you imagine how broadly she is smiling this evening? we thank you for joining us. good night from new york. trish: tonight, former vice president and current 2020 democratic candidate. your words are rather insensitive. i will set the record straight. >> we'll see if we can do something. but i think it's more likely the tariffs will go on. trish: former senator vick scott is here.

christopher steele has agreed to be questioned by u.s. investigators. a day after russia withdrew from venezuela, the trump administration strapping sanctions on travel to cuba. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. joe biden is taking a decidingly pro-china approach to this 2020 presidential bid. it's dangerous for him and rhetoric that could be dangerous for our country. he doubled down on his pro-china references today. >> our workers are literally three times as productive than workers in asia.

and they are three times productive. what are we worried about? trish: what are we worried about? keep in mind it comes on the heels of his recent comments in iowa. >> china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man, they can't even figure out how to deal with the fact they have this great division between the china sea and the montanas in the east -- i mean the west. they can't figure out how to deal with the corruption in the system. they are not bad folks. but guess what? they are not competition for us. trish: to make statements like that one and the one you just heard in new hampshire. it's clear joe biden isite -- isite -- is either massively

naive or trying to set himself apart. that kind of talk isn't going to fly in berlin, new hampshire. i group in the live free or die state. and berlin is a former manufacturing town that is now a shadow of its former self, thanks in part to too many administrations who thought a little like joe biden. while bind is trying to infer china isn't a threat. it's attempting to control the robotics and aerospace technology. they are putting muslims in concentration camps, and its orwellian you are vialans system to violate the privacy of its citizens.

it fails to respect intellectual property rights. and the wto forces american companies to hand over their technology when trying to access chain today's markets. china has not one, but two world banks. they employ aggressive tactics all across the globe in a lone shark style. that cause these nations to become indebted to china. while china tries to say it deserves developing nation status and can borrow money from the world bank? it will be lending to paraguay. joe biden is choosing to ignore the china threat. today, june 4, day which is the

30-year anniversary of one of the most of tragic events in modern history. tienanmen square. hundreds of thousands of students and workers in china took to the streets in a quest for freedom and dome democracy. and their own government killed them. the exact number we don't know. we may never know because china won't reveal that. but the estimates are between hundreds and several thousand. as far as china is concerned, this day never happened. and when our secretary of state mike pompeo addressed it in a tweet, the response was gift with the chinese ambassador said pompeo's statement interest feared in china's interm affairs, and attacked its system and foreign policy. because the u.s. wants the world to remember history, even if you

don't. if a country like china wants to grow and grow up, shouldn't it be willing to admit its mistakes? shouldn't it apologize to the lost loves ones. how can we have a relationship with china if they won't at least acknowledge the path. at mid what happened. after biden speaking in new hampshire trying to say china is no big deal, he's wrong. it is. the memory of tienanmen square is fresh in my mind. i was sitting alongside my mother watching tv in a small town not far from where joe biden is in new hampshire today watching the live television news coverage of that horrific scene. watching those courageous young

people lose their lives in their quest for freedom. china may want to rewrite history. but the courage of those brave people will never be forgot be. not by the world, and not by me. joining me former deputy national security advisor under president reagan, kt macfarland. i remember sitting there with my mom who was a chinese history major. she was explaining to me the history of the country and the challenges they were facing and the uprising of the students there and what it meant. the horror of the situation is something that has stuck with me to the day. in many ways i think helped provide me with a sense of what we as journalists can do. what the power of live television really is. when you had nose images sent back to the rest of the world.

china can ignore it all it wanted. but the rest of the world knows. does china need to at some point say okay, this is a really horrible thing. it happened and we are going to grow and learn from our mistakes. if they are going to join the international community, should they be willing to do that? >> sure, but they are not willing to join the international community on the terms you are talking about. for the last 20 years china has exploited our generosity. 20 years ago we said we are going to help them develop. even at our own expense, at the expense our own american industries. because we think when they modernize they will have an open society and they would be different than the china you have seen. the opposite has happened. it has gotten more prepressive. china is the first total

oppressive state. you are not allowed to get on the subway or travel or have a job or live in an apartment. they are so concerned with questioning any difficult sent that they have more than a million uighurs in concentration camps to be reeducated. trish: realistically, given the human rights violation and the surveillance-style state within the theft of intellectual property, where does it go? the way you are describing it it strikes me that we don't have a path toward any meaningful relationship if there is such a stark difference in the culture. >> china is not going to change. they have 5,000 years of

history. we are not going to change. we have two different models of how we see the world. it's time to recalibrate that relationship. we can't go on the way it is. for somebody like joe biden to say no big deal -- trish: it's super naivete. >> the chinese have said they have every intention by mid-century to be larger in the economy than the united states and write the rule of world order to favor their development matter. trish: right now they are taking a lot of our receive. interestingly i had a very civil and nice interview with the woman who works for china's news organization. we talked about this, intellectual property theft. and she came right out and said it. let's watch, k.t. >> i do not deny that there are

i.p. infringement and copyright issues or piracy or even theft of commercial secrets. i think that is something that has to be dealt with. trish: what if we said sure, huawei, come on in, but here is the deal, you must share all those incredible technological advances you are work on, you have got to share the with us. >> if you pay for the use of the i.p., high technology, i think it's fine, why not. trish: you mentioned something pretty important, which is that you should pay for the acquisition. i think that's fundamentally the problem. we can all agree you shouldn't steel people's -- steal people's stuff. there is copyright on that stuff. there is an intellectual property right and obership they

don't understand at all. she sort of did there. i think -- >> great interview, by the way. trish: my thanks to her, by the way. that's not an easy thing to do. to come on american tv and fox. but she did do it. and was forthcoming in some ways. specifically i thought when it came to intellectual property. >> i was surprised she was willing to admit that. that's something the chinese refuse to admit. the chinese ambassador said we are not take your technology. but the fact is they are. it's not just an economic relationship. it's military. the chinese have claimed the south china sea. the world's largest commercial mayor time trading route. in 10 years they will decide whether we can sail through it

with our goods and services as well. that's chinese spawngsism. trish: people may not like that we have so many ships in the south china sea. the low mortgage rate is on that ability to have that influence and keep the dollar as the world's currency. >> their plan is within 10 years we are pushed back to hawaii so we are out of the western pacific, and within 20-30 years we are out of the pacific. trish: we have to start strategizing. i'm going to see you later this hour. remember when a female trump supporter was cornered and egged just defending her candidate in

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trish: president trump is ramping up the pressure on our southern border in a joint press conference with outgoing prime minister theresa may as president trump tells mexico to toughen up or pay up with it comes to the migrant crisis. i want you to see it. >> has mexico done enough to avoid tariffs that will be imposed six days from now? >> i think it's likely the

tariffs will go on. we'll probably be talking during the time the tariffs are on. if they don't step up and give us security for our nation, look, millions of people are flowing through mexico. mexico shouldn't allow millions of people to enter our country, and they could top it very quickly. i think they will. and if they won't, we'll put tariffs on. trish: as the president continues his travels to france, mexico is now vowing retaliation if trump's tariffs go through in six days. joining me right now florida republican senator rick scott. >> i think all of us would love for there not to be tariffs. we have to secure the border. the democrats won't give us the money to secure the border so what is the president to do? we only have a 150-mile southern

border, so they could have a big impact there. and they need to do it. trish: you mentioned something that's critical and interesting and key. the democrats said see yo -- ths are not helping to secure our border in any way. we just did this trade deal with mexico and theoretically we should be celebrating that. you would think the border stuff would have gone into the trade deal then or discussed then. but i think perhaps it speaks to what you mentioned, the lack of the democrats' ability to do anything. i wonder if they are going to start getting pressure business people in their states, this is people who say come on, you got to get your act together because we could be facing 25% tariffs

on our stuff from mexico. >> last month over 100,000 people were apprehended on the border. mexico can be a partner and they need to step up to being a partner. whatever tariffs a we are giving, the president has -- he doesn't have everything -- there is all these different things he can use. this is one of them that works. you had a lot of conversation with china. china is not our friend or partner. they are stealing our technology. mexico could step up and do the right thing. >> they are paying attention and they are having these talks with vice president pence at the white house tomorrow. that i suppose is a positive. let me get to another big topic in the news that's proving quickly, and that's venezuela. i would say there is a huge

potential win for president trump and the administration. the fact that we see them right now, russia apparently pulling out of its special tboarses out of the -- forces out of the country. russia is denying that they ever left venezuela. i wonder your thoughts on what's going on there. perhaps russia is trying to spin it. i am getting the sense that maduro's days are indeed numbered. >> i think all of us would like maduro to leave two months ago. i get updates from the department of defense, we are making progress. what maduro did today with regard to travel to cuba is a big deal. cuba is a linchpin. the real linchpin is cuba. they have 20,000 people there, they are the ones defending

maduro. day after day, what's the new pressure the president can put on with the castro and maduro regime? he's doing it. he's stepping up to stop this genocide. 3-year-old children are dying because they are intentionally being stawrved to death by maduro with the support of putin, president xi from china and especially cuba. trish: right here in our western hemisphere. but the cuba stuff is interesting. where does this go? you sanction cuba, you make sure americans are not traveling there. and that has an effect on venezuela? >> first off, the only reason cuba is there is because of the venezuelan oil. i think we need to do a blockade so there are no imports from

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to investigate the genesis of the investigation. it's a massive, crazy story. you would think that anybody would compile that information in that dossier which reads like it's straight out of the "national enquirer." and what's so troubling is our intelligence agencies thought that was a reason to spy on a campaign. what does that tell you about what actually really was going on? >> it's breathtakingly outrageous, trish, that christopher steelee and his documents are at the very center of the attempted take-down of candidate trump and president trump. this document, inflammatory, full of lies, unverified and numerous anonymous sources. i can't believe it went to the extent it did to weaponize our

government resources to find anything to discredit president trump. it's outrageous. trish: you want to talk about work with foreigners. he called all those foreigners over in russia and exchanged information with them to compile this so-called dossier. let me tell you, it doesn't read like an intelligence document. there is nothing intelligence-like by the. why would they pin everything on them. >> it was a big part of the process that went into securing a fisa warrant against carter page. it wasn't the only thing investigators relied on. trish: the fbi has a lot of the resources. no journalist would go out and say i have got something on trump. why would the sphieb which could

have easily verified it, why wouldn't they do that? >> well, they did do that. at least that's what james comey said. he tried to distance himself from the dossier. they said they did do other investigations on their even. they night was opposition research. that's what they went with anyway. if you are compiling a list of things, a packet for the judge to get a fisa warrant. you might actually take the time to make sure the stuff you have in the fisa warrant application is actually true. right, deneen? >> you are right. the word i'm -- i'm thinking of is accountability. who was going to be held accountable for take our

country, two years out of our lives to come to the conclusion which we already knew that president trump did not collude with russian officials. the anti-trump media was complicit in this report. they were all in because they wanted this president out of office or didn't want him elected so bad. they were willing to back this pack of lies. trish: the same people who wanted all this transparency. now they want to shut down barr. >> it's not about shutting down barr. i would like for christopher steele to testify before congress. it's interesting because we hear a lot from the trump team and trump himself about how we need to move on and the mueller report investigation was a big waste of time. but now they want to investigate the investigators? trish: i don't care if you are left, right, center.

it seems as an american we deserve the answers to these things. >> i agree. >> while they are at it, they need to look at hillary clinton and the deleted emails and the private server. all this is connected and it's outrageous what has happened with our country. trish: london protesters just as vicious as the ones here. the trump supporter pushed around southern called a nazi. but first the clock is ticking to make a deal in venezuela. my next guest is a venezuelan and diplomat. he's here after this. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing.

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trish: freedom in venezuela is

increasingly imminent. tonight my sources tell me nicolas maduro is look to call for elections and possibly to negotiate some kind of exit. the president's sanctions on venezuela have choked maduro and his cronies. tonight the only solution for him is to leave. the second round of talks and this political disaster broke down in oslo, norway with any kind of agreement. so where do we go next? my next guest is former ambassador to the u.s. before chavez. and back with us, former trump deputy national security advisor kt macfarland. you are living in exile in the

united states. four years ago they put a warrant out for your arrest. >> that's right. they said we were conspiring to kill the president. trish: he thinks john bolton wants to kill him, too. you look at the tragedy of that country and you remember venezuela back in a time with it was quite prosperous and had a bright, better future. what happens now. it's been -- it hit rock bottom. i don't think maduro has much other opportunity other than perhaps at this point to get out. russia apparently is back off. the chinese. the chinese are trying to help a little bit. we were the number one customer for their oil. 80% of their oil was refined by

us. we are out of the game. where are they getting the money? >> i follow your show. you are dealing with a group of narco criminals. you are not dealing with the government. it's difficult for people who are not criminals and don't note language to anticipate the behavior of these people. i said that in oslo. the mafia stave has morphed into a narco state. people ask what are the armed forces going to do? i say the armed forces are the regime. for them to fracture the regime, now, you see the chinese, the

russians, those are the more modest ones. we have hezbollah and the cartels. trish: it's one bad place. kt macfarland, venezuela seems to be courting our enemies right here in our own hemisphere. i believe that's a violation of the monroe doctrine. >> secretary of state john kerry in the obama administration said the monroe doctrine didn't matter anymore. the monroe doctrine says great powers will not be in our hemisphere. at the beginning of the trump administration we looked at venezuela and recognized all the things he said, that it's corrupt and it's a narco state. but the way to solve it is behind the scenes to have american influence and money, but continue to encourage an internal revolutionary reform

movement, but also to get venezuela's wealthy neighbors to take the lead in what happens in that hemisphere. trish: that would be colombia and brazil. they haven't been as forceful perhaps as venezuela and juan guaido and folks like yourself would like. are they moving in that direction? >> when i think about the international community, in our continent, it's the united states. they are the only ones who will do something about it. in this scenario. the only american president president bush and clinton, obama. no one has been so committed and forceful in energizing venezuela, generating a trust in the community to support venezuela.

because it brings hopes the people didn't have anymore. trish: kt, you were there in the early days of the administration and were instrumental in crafting the thought process that would go into this venezuela ordeal. i believe that was a complement to you as well. but the president and his team that recognize that this was an opportunity to do some good. >> also the president understands, you actually -- a couple weeks ago you had an interview with president trump and you got him to talk about the economic prospects of venezuela. that's where his thinking is. this is a country that should be wealthy and wowful and we'll try to figure out how to do that with them. trish: we can help their economy and they can help us and we can have peace in the western

hemisphere. get the chinese, the iranians and the russians out. the media loves to compare president trump to the nazis. >> the nazis had it correct. that's what it returned to. they declared us and i illegal people. >> donald trump is right with them. trish: they are calling a supporter of president trump in london a nazi and pushing him around. we have more on that horrific scene. first, three republican senator set to unveil a new bill to take down sanctuary cities.

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trish: republican senators will renew a push to choke off the money to sanctuary cities. the number of illegal migrants hit a record number, more than

100,000 this year. the stop dangerous sanctuary cities act would prevent federal grants from going to sanctuary cities. you can't get federal taxpayer dollars if you are not playing by federal rules. senator marsha blackburn is with us. she is the sponsor of the bill. how is it going to work? >> if you are an entity that is going to prohibit your local law enforcement from working with federal authorities, then we are going to say you don't need to get some of these grants that could come your direction. the criminal alien assistance grants, the burn grants. here's what is happening. we know that because it's a porous border, every town is a border town ander state is a

border state. we know the cities that are sanctuary cities or states. they are encouraging those in the country illegally. those that are criminal illegal aliens to come there. and it makes our population less safe. so this is one thing we can do to help get a handle on this to just say, look, if you are going to do this, then you are not going to get these funds. trish: do you need a bill for this? if you are not playing by the same set of rules, then you are not going to get all those extra things you were counting on. gavin newsom wanted to open up california. if you don't know who's in your country, california is doing something that's a little bit rogue. i don't know why they would be getting funds from new york, new hampshire and everywhere else. >> this is the reason we should

do this through a legislative process. immigration law is supposed to be done by congress and not by the executive branch. while this is not immigration law, what it does do is affect this process. lasting change are things that are done through the legislative process. what we hear from local law enforcement who many times even in a saying wary city, they would say we want to be working with federal authorities. what they want is a permanent change and they pant clarification to make certain that thing like the 287-g program that need to be codified and put in statute. that's something they know going forward from here on out they will have access to, they know what the rules of the roads are. and it's not going to change. trish: i want to get to another

topic. the department of justice going after big tech right now. they are saying they have gone the too big or maybe that's the concern. they need to investigate whether they have gotten too big and whether they have a monopoly on the space. what's your view? >> i think what we are going to do is with the judiciary committee with chairman graham in leadership and chairman wicker at commerce, we'll do a deep dive on these issues. the central question is who owns the virtual you? you and your data. your data has value. this is why i have introduced the browser act. it's been you a for three years and it was the first bipartisan privacy bill. but dealing with privacy, today the a security, censorship. look at how the data is used. the data mining and the

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supporter. watch it. >> this horrifying video, it is awful, people are awful, it was captured by matthew thompson, a reporter for leading britain's conversation, talk radio station, and protesters shouting horrifying words at a man because he supports trump. he is just calmly looking on, but. soon as one protestor hurls a milkshake at him. that is when it escalated we're told officers evenly separated the trump supporter from the from protestors, my gosh, what is wrong with people, what is wrong in the world where you are not allowed to have a different view point, they somehow feel entitled to attack you, we saw them attack many members of this administration, increasing sara huckabee sanders trying to enjoy a meal with her in-laws.

we're losing our sense of human decency, it important to remember, respect. it goes both ways, right? have a good night, see you tomorrow. kennedy begins now. kennedy: well hello thank you very much trish, president trump playing hardball with mexico. threatening tariffs unless they stop the throw of drug -- flow of drugs and migrants, but economists warning that the tariffs could hurt us more than them, and make border crisis worse, listen up, you know that president last week anoin annoue would enact a 5% tax on all things mexico starting june 10. unless they crackdown on the border. today in