arbitration agreements. so it is taking a load off the courts. that does it forward "bulls and bears." see you next time. blake: no deadline. it's in his head and no one can quite figure it out. that from the rrp with his next potential batch of tariffs against china. more concerns regarding frontal boundary and your privacy. but there is a reported lead to the company head, mark zuckerberg and internal worries about emails. why the u.s. president in europe is about to get a bit after shake-up. "the evening edit" starts right

now. [♪] we begin in washington with implications all across the country and stretching to beijing and beyond. the trade war with china. during a wide-ranging news conference in the news conference, president trump suggesting only one person knows the latest deadline for the tariffs to be, and that's him. reporter: the president unpredictable to say the least. the president and first lady just wrapped up a reception held for the polish president and his wife. the polish president got what he wanted during this visit to the white house. he wanted to have a closer military relationship with the united states.

president trump announcing eventually an additional 2,000 troops will be moved from germany to poland. he said the u.s. will sell 35 f-35 fighter jets to poland. president trump seemingly relaxed and confidence in this relationship. >> i believe russia will treat poland with respect. poland built up a great country. they get hurt unfortunately too often. too often. they are in the middle of everything. when bad things happen, it seems poland is always the first one that's in there and it's unfortunate. >> on china, the president says they had a trade deal finishes. he adds that china needs to come back with the same deal they agreed to. the president giving no

timetable when wants to see that deal completed. >> do you have a deadline for imposing -- you i have no deadline. my deadline is what's up here. we'll figure out the deadline. nobody can quite figure it out. blake: maybe that's a signal the tariffs in the trade dispute will be prolonged. the chinese digging in. china saying if the u.s. imposes those extra tariffs then they will retaliate. >> president trump looking forward to that meeting with xi jinping most likely at the g20 in japan. before that news conference the president pushed back on reports that his internal polling suggests he trails the democratic contenders in key states, including joe biden. the president said we have great

internal polling. but polling nationally show him losing to bind in traditionally rock solid red texas. the president called them fake polls and ridiculous. president trump: we are winning in every single state we polled. we are winning in texas, ohio, and florida. they were fake polls put out by the corrupt media, much of the media in this country unfortunately is corrupt. joining me now is sean spice were and former senior visor to the america first pac. so what do the internal polls show. there is a tweet out by one of your colleagues, the communications director for the campaign showing the internal

polling is showing the president is wing. what's the truth here. what have you seen in. >> i haven't seep internal polling. i'm on the super pac side so i am prohibited from seeing it. rnc spent $175 million wilg -- building out the most of sophisticated polling data. the data is what's going to drive this election. look at public polling is literally a waste of time. i'm not saying that because we are behind. number one, it's a public poll. meaning these guys are getting the cheapest ones. it's registered voters. we are months out from considering a general election. there is no nominee. joe biden hasn't had a glove

laid on him yet. he has 25 other people gunning for him. it's looking at the landscape now is ridiculous. if you look back the obama people would tell you the same thing. until you have a head-to-head match and people are starting to focus on the election, it's a waste of time. the data is driving it. any poll that suggests. tech as is definitely tightened up. but the idea we are down in texas is insane. i get -- this race is going to be tight. if you look at the number of states that were close last cycle. blake: the detroit news shows you down there big. >> if you look at the polls the last cycle it shows us down big. it shows us how close we have to go to close the gap.

any poll showing us down double digits in texas is ridiculous. texas, there is a lot of migration in texas because the governor has done a phenomenal job of making it business friendly. but it's not at that state yet. blake: the president seems to be focusing on joe biden. smart for the president to focus on the frontrunner at this point? >> absolutely. the point is, if you believe somebody has got the greatest probability of becoming the nominee, in terms of not just his name i.d. but his favorability in the key battleground states, then the earlier you can you brand him the better. why wait until the end. take him down, soften him up, that's the smart move. he's focused where he should be. you shouldn't be focusing on

guys polling that 1%, 2%. blake: the president is branding joe biden as 1 percent joe, sleepy joe. more news from the campaign front. howard schultz is suspending his campaign at least for the moment. the former starbucks ceo think of running as an independent says he's taking the summer off after recently undergoing three back surgeries. he says he's looking forward to be in touch after labor day. protests in hong kong turning violent. you see some of the video there. the crowds opposing a government plan to allow extradition to mainland china. president trump commenting on that situation earlier today.

>> the massive demonstrations. that is a million people. when you look at this demonstration, that was a million people. that was as big a demonstration as i have ever seen. i hope it all work out for china and hong kong. connell mcshane is in hong kong for us tonight. reporter: it's been a long and important day in hong kong. it ended in violence with the tear gas and rubber bullets used on the protesters. but the protesters themselves were able to claim a victory in the short term early in the day. the extradition bill they are speaking out against was to be debated in the hong kong legislature. because the streets were blocked off by the protesters. those who were debating the bill couldn't get inside the building. the authorities felt they had no choice but to delay the debate. the protesters message to us was

quite clear. we love hong kong. they just don't want to see a change. >> we are hoping to save our hong kong. we don't have freedom in china. but congress congress is not like china. we are making a big difference today. reporter: ways so special about hong kong. >> hong kings an administrative region. we have high integrity and our own judicial and executive power. we are not exactly under the chinese government's rules. so we are hoping to keep high integrity in hong kong. >> what happens next is still up in the air. but the legislature is still controlled by pro beijing officials. the fear is from those who oppose it, just about anybody accused of a crime living here in hong kong would face at least

the risk of being sent to mainland china where the judicial system is much different. >> it's about to be daybreak in hong kong. thank you very much. coming up. more concerns regarding facebook and privacy. this a new report that facebook has concerned about an email trail that might reach all the way to the top. earlier in the show, phase two. that's what president trump says could be in play if mexico doesn't live up to its immigration agreement. but what does phase 2 mean? fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely.

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kristina partsinevelos what is this all about? >> facebook promised they co-would respect a d they would respect a user's privacy settings and wouldn't share your data without your permission. but facebook may have communicated with developers and known about privacy settings that weren't protected. but this could connect mark zuckerberg himself, the founder, chairman and ceo of facebook to potential implications of not following through with the consent decree with the fcc.

since we are talking about privacy. facebook is trying to get ahead of the curve. they launched an app that will pay users for their data. it's on the google app stores. you put it on your phone and it can track which apps you use and how much you are use it. it is launched in the united states as well as india. blake: what about the deep fake video facebook is dealing with. >> this came out on instagram and facebook owns ina gram it's mark zuckerberg saying things he never said. >> imagine this for a second. one man with total control of

billions of people's stolen data, all their secrets, their lives, their futures. i owe it all to spectre. >> that is an altered video created for a u.k. art installation. facebook has not removed it. they haven't commented on it. but there are other famous people where they altered their failings and you think they are doing something else. this could be a huge issue for the 2020 elections. blake: nancy pelosi was hit with one of these deepfakes. here with us is a cyber-security

expert. hello to you both this evening. patricia. let's start with you. these deepfakes are a big problem, are they not? >> they are. nancy pelosi had a video doctored of her. they understood this is not a real thing. but when you see the facebook video you might have been fooled to think it was mark zuckerberg. doctoring president trump's comments, things he didn't say before. it could mean more misinformation about policies and laws being implemented that don't exist, and a lot of people being fooled. blake: is there anything individuals can do about this? moving on from articles to videos. >> you are right about that. this is something in the

cyber-security and privacy industry we with been worried about. if you look at the mouth. artificial intelligence has a hard time parsing things out, the face, the tongue, the lip movements may look odd to how somebody normally talks. look and see if it's showing up on a trusted, vetted news website. look at multiple sources. look at small flashes of light. and when in doubt, play it on a bigger screen. sometimes i am per fissions don't show up on your smart phone but they will show up on a bigger screen. blake: the story about zuckerberg and priefe stated back to 2016. >> there have been several wake-up calls. it's like silicon valley has

been hitting the news alarm. they are going to have to step out. saying you are pay me now for new things i do on an app is not enough. >> i hope congress doesn't take a page from europe and the privacy laws they institute. unfortunately small startups have been able to get into the game and the big tech companies have grown bigger. blake: big tech, a lot of big problems. a lot to get into over the years. teresa and patrice, thank you to you both. meantime, other news tonight. ford is recalling 1.2 million explorers in the u.s. that could result in reduced steering

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blake: shelters are along the southern border or close to it. immigrant advocacy groups in other parts of texas and even denver, are stepping in to help. casey stegall is in dallas with the story. >> we have been reporting for months how the current immigration enforcement system is effectively broken and they are limbing along. agents have been warning and telling us in person the system reached a crisis level long ago and there is not enough space to detain and house all the people. not enough staff to process the cases and not enough money to keep this afloat. in el paso, a non-profit

organization working around the clock whether it's trying to reunite children separated from their families or linking migrants are lawyers. but they have been so slammed with large groups and at one time the detention center was 200% over capacity. a dallas interfaith group has agreed to step in. buses of migrants are agreeing to help. it will help them get back on their feet for a few days until they get linked up with sponsors. total dallas is expected to take in 100 migrantsr with more likely on the way. >> all of these families have been vet by the customs and

border patrol. >> we do have we can for compassion and justice, it makes sense for to us open our doors for our city as well. >> a similar faith group is opening its doors, take in additional people to take in overflow cases and taking the pressure of a system they say is at a breaking point. some critics are saying the u.s. and mexico immigration plan is short on detail. president trump said he's confident 6,000 mexican troops on its southern border will help. president trump: if mexico does a great job, you won't have very much people coming up. if they don't, we'll have phase two. >> what is sphais two.

president trump: phase two is a much tougher phase. much tougher. blake: joining me now, texas congressman brad babin. you heard the president. i am curious, do you have an idea what this phase two might look like or might mean? >> i don't know the details of what phase two would mean. but i can tell you the president means business. he knows how important our trade agreements are and grade across the border. so economic security is very important. but he knows that with the numbers coming across this border, overwhelming numbers with the polling of our border security about to collapse. 144,000 illegals coming across

last month alone. and those released. if the mexicans don't keep their word and do what the president is asking, national security trumps economic security. blake: would you be in favor of tariffs if that's part of phase 2? >> i would hate to see that happen. i am hoping that mexico will live up to what they agreed to. but we cannot sustain what's happening here. our comenlts communities are being overwhelmed. i have school directs that have a thousand new student a month coming in, most of of whom are illegal. i'm a healthcare provider. we have measles, mums, t.r

tuberculosis. we just had immigrants come in from the congo and we know what's there, that's ebola. they just apprehended 140angolans and congoease. we know he boal is a endemic to that part of the world. our job is security. the health and safety of american citizens. when people come in at a million a year illegally and the bill is strapped on to the backs of american citizens and all the things that go along with it. we have to educate, medicate and incarcerate them sometimes. we can't continue to do what we are doing. our professionals on the border

tell us our security system is about to collapse. and the united states will collapse eventually, too, if we don't stop this. it has to be merit based. it has to be an orderly process of who's here. when you break the law, you get deported. blake: thank you for talking to us tonight. i appreciate it. president trump says he may move a thousand troops from germany to poland. a move that could potential lianger russia. we saw the president talk about this at the white house. why they are shuffling troops around. that's the former member of the delta force. bernie sanders demanding or defending democratic socialism. urging the 99% to stand up against the top 1%. we heard some of this before. this was his big defense today.

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of the 4,000 who are already there. the polish president received an urn usual welcome. sitting next to his polish counterpart in the oval office, president trump was non-committal about the number of troops going to polled. president trump: we are talking about 2,000 troops. but we would be take them out of germany or elsewhere. but the facility will be world class. reporter: the polish president hinted he would like to build a new base to counter russia. he would call it camp trump. president trump issued a not so subtle warning to berlin that it could lose a valuable militari'

presence if it does not cut its dependence on a russian pipeline. president trump: russia is getting billions and billions from germany. reporter: moscow has long objected to plans to build a missile intersector base in neighboring polled over fears it could be used to launch missile strikes into russia. blake: joining me now, bret valakovich. what do you think of the 2,000 troops coming from poland into germany. >> it's further proof that u.s. is committed to deterrence in

that region. and having poland as a key strategic partner at a time when russia and putin are becoming more and more emboldened. many eastern european nations began reaching out to the u.s. government for protection. they believed they would be the target of a russian hilt-type action. they have to be concerned in want this troop presence. even to this day russia conducts exercise where they target poland for a nuclear sight. so they wanted this increased troop presence. >> how much difference does it make moving this amount from germany to poland considering it's the country next door? >> i think it's a bit more symbolic. it's a message to russia.

we have had a strong counterterrorism and law enforcement relationship with them. our military trained them on a number of different occasions. i trained polish special operations. they have been a key integral part of our global war and terror. it's something they want in this case. but it's more symbolic in nature. one thing that's more symbolic is if we have this military base in poland, they actually want to pay for it. we don't see many things like that happening. blake: the president made a point to say it would not be taxpayer are dollars. we'll see what happens down the line. thanks for joining us tonight. blake: coming up. bernie sanders takes the gloves

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>> at the end of the day, the 1 percent may have enormous wealth and enormous power. but they are just 1 percent. when the 99 percent stand together, we can transform society. my friends, these are my values. and that is why i call myself a democratic socialist. blake: the democratic

presidential hopeful senator bernie sanders defending democratic socialism. hillary vaughn has the story tonight. reporter: bernie sanders made his case for democratic socialism in front of a packed auditorium of people at george washington university. he admitted even some people in his own party use socialism as a slur. but he still believe the future of the democratic party is socialist. he rolled out his own version of the bill of rights. calling it a 21st century bill of rights. >> the right to as much of an education as one needs to survive in a society. the right to a job that pays a living wage. the right to housing, and the

right to live in a clean environment. economic rights are human rights. and that's what i mean by democratic socialism. reporter: democrats roosevelt and truman said even president trump is sessionist in his own way. >> that's the difference between donald trump and me. he believes necessity corporate socialism for the rich and powerful. i believe in a democratic socialism that works for the working families. >> one democrat not ready to put a label on it. >> i don't put a lot on labels. reporter: one thing sanders didn't mention is how he would guarantee that every american gets what he's promising and how he's going to pay for it.

he'll release details plans he says in the coming months. blake prr joining meo -- blake: joining me now, liz peek. i thought the comments by joe biden were interesting. you have got to wonder if democrats are going to hit him on the democratic socialist label and that's why he hit it on his speech today. >> it doesn't work. it involves the government taking over more and more of the economy. and it leads to less individual effort, less individual success, abridgement of freedom and the kind of inefficiencies of a grow market provides. what people need to step back and understand, our country has been built with the ideal of equal opportunity, not equal

outcomes. when you start flipping that, it doesn't work very well. a. >> i guess that it doesn't work. i think most of people of would say that. you saw what happened in 2016. it was a message that resonated. bernie sanders went from nowhere to taking down hillary clinton. what do you make of that. >> i think it does resonate for a lot of reasons, including the financial crisis. young people have never been taught in the classrooms in their economics or history courses what capitalism has done to enrich the world. they heard all the wonders of socialism and come anything in their left-wing faculties. bernie sanders, you have to give him credit for appealing to yoang people and also to moving as a result the democratic party hard to the left. i think they will be worried,

unhappy, though, if they continue down this path. blake: we'll see what happens. we'll see how he does in the primary. liz peek, got to leave it there. an ominous warning from the democratic chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry nadler saying get ready for that man to testify right there. will he? we'll take it up. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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. breaking news tonight. moments ago, via the "the new york times," which is reporting now that the justice department, officialing there, intend to interview senior cia officers as they review the russia investigation. that is according to people briefed on the matter, says the "the new york times." this appears to be part of investigating the investigators. joining me now, former federal prosecutor, doug burns. doug, i guess this shouldn't be much of a surprise since bill barr has said his department is going to go down this road. but when you see the head line, it brings it into the forefront. >> no question. i agree 100% that i ear saying that the new attorney general of the united states is going to look into the again si genesis e russia investigation started. a big part is the intelligence community. there it is. there's your headline. while most of the headlines are

subject to wildly different testing, it is in fact looking at how it all started. >> do you make anything of it that it's cai officers? >> no, not necessarily. i think that, you know, various intelligence agencies -- you know, we heard all of the rhetoric of 17 agencies. so the fact that it's cia, not necessarily. obviously i need to read and study. the article just broke. but i find it interesting to hear this news. >> we know that robert mueller didn't necessarily touch how this all started and investigating those folks. he has wrapped up, done with his special counsel, on to the private life and he's said he's not going to testify up on capitol hill. but now jerry nadler said we're talking with him to testify on capitol hill. robert mueller is now a private citizen just like me and now. you. it appears that jerry nadler can

pull him in as a witness. >> nadler, if you look at the clip, and i think i saw it live actually, he was saying he will be testifying. to a purist like me you can't say that because the point is if you ask him voluntarily, he can turn it down. if you subpoena him, doj may try to quash it. he can't say definitively. they're going to try to get him to testify and that's right. they may prevail in court. hard to say. >> if he is dragged in there, what do you think. >> i have any own view of it which sounds like a political sound bite. it's not. they better be careful what they wish for. the republicans could ask him a lot of questions, including, isn't it true, sir, that the attorney general called you the day of the four mf page summary, he asked you if you oojted to it, isn't it true you said no, i don't. they got to be careful. >> doug burns, former federal

prosecutor. the breaking news, justice department officials intend to interview see jo your cia officials. investigator the investigators is under way. "lou dobbs" is next. lou: good evening, everybody. the crisis at the southern border at a critical juncture. tonight we examine how much money the mexican cartels are making from their illegal immigration, smuggling, sex trafficking, drug smuggling at the southern border. and what happened to that ice ol' senator from iowa. turns out he's gone full on rino and establishment hack. chuck grassley not only resisting the president's policies that keep working for america and iowa, so why is grassley and the junior senator from iowa, jon joni ernst,