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donie, the u.s. elections are obviously very complex.volved, you can't simply do a manual count. but if these machines are hackable, are our elections safe and are these machines reliable as a way to vote? >> well, some will see it as an advantage, some as a disadvantage. each state is responsible for elections in their state. so there is a whole plethora of different types of machines and systems in place. senator wyden who i spoke to yesterday here, he said one of the main things he brought away from this is that a voting machine should never be connected to the internet. he compared having a machine or equipment that's involved in voting connected to the internet as the same as throwing american ballot boxes on the streets of moscow. also the department of homeland security's top cyber official who was here also this week speaking with the hackers, said that we need to move back to -- we can keep electric machines and electric voting machines, but to have a paperback backup they can be confirmed with paper. >> artificial intelligence

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follow me on twitter @lou dony. we hope you have a great weekend. good night. david: president trump taking on democrats for putting illegal aliens than our own citizens. president trump: democrats care more about illegal aliens than they do about their own citizens. they put illegal aliens before our own americans and we are not going to do that. >> would your plan cover healthcare for undocumented immigrants? david: researchers say they discovered a new blood test that could accurately predict alzheimer's 20 years before the disease sets in. what would you do if you were driving down the road and saw this. that's not a drone. it's a real plane. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. all side pointing to a bombing economy. employers adding 164,000 jobs in july. consider this. >> this has to be the party that's not afraid to say we are going to tax the hell out of the wealthy. david: joining me now, jenna ellis, along with former white house advisor under president clinton, doug schoen. happy friday. doug, even "the washington post," the liberal "washington

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cnn's donie o'sullivan is in las vegas.llaboration is working. >> reporter: that's right, fred. lots of stuff is happening here this weekend in las vegas. as you mentioned, they have a whole pile of voting machines where hackers are letting loose to try and show the vulnerabilities in voting machines that are used in america. also happening here this week is a talk of deep fake video. deep fakes are made using artificial intelligence and they can make it appear as if somebody has said something they never really said. they're quite convincing. the intelligence community and experts are worried about how it could be used in future disinformation campaigns. the democratic national party created their own deep fake this week and showed it here yesterday. it shows tom perez -- i think we're going to play it for you now. just a reminder, this is not a real video. >> so what we wanted to do is set up an experiment to really start to participate and to highlight some of the concerns we have around deep fakes in particular but also

cnn's doni sullivan is with us. good to see you. i know you've spoken to several lawmakers.t are they telling you? >> i think there are more lawmakers than ever before this year because america's elections got hot in 2016. and i think a lot of folks on capitol hill want to come here and learn from the good hackers to see how they can prevent that in happening again. there's multiple events happening in vegas throughout the weekend. including a full convention center of voting machines that have been used in american elections right now. hackers are demonstrating and finding members of congress senator ron wyden here. i asked him what the voting machines are like, they actually purchased them on ebay. a lot of the voting machines used in the election are for sale on the internet. >> wow. >> let me ask you this, there's talk of something called deep fakes and just what are they? >> that's right. we've heard a lot about deep fakes over the past few months. it's artificial intelligence. new technology that creates these hyper realistic videos that can make it appear that somebod

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