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>> he should be in the 60s or the 70s. >> a normal president who wasn't so personally -- >> offensive. >> offensive and gross and racist would actually have higher approval ratings. but that's the thing for him. >> let's take a look at this. what looks like the signal. president trump is eager to cut a deal with china, politico is reporting amid violent protests in hong kong right now, president trump seems determined to keep china's human rights abuses from complicating his trade negotiations. look, i worry all the time about another tiananmen square. i worry about the protests going overboar...

These are protest movements around democracy. big democracy would usually support them. he is silent or supportive of the government in these crackdowns. one can argue it's multiple things. he wants a deal with the chinese. i don't know why the chinese would give him a deal a year before his election. >> i'm with it. i'm sympathetic to a lot of democrats who want to get tough with china. people like sherrod brown, people like industrial democrats representing the unions, the steelworkers are tired of being pushed around. it's not the only problem we've got. modernization is the challenge. auto...

Retired rear admiral john kirby. first off, it's pretty odd that he's calling out the intelligence like this and putting it out in a tweet. >> yeah. >> but assuming that this is what china is doing, why would china be doing this? >> because i think it's very clear president xi has been rattled by these protests and now they're much more increasingly violent. look, the chinese government is not going to abide by democracy, they have made that very clear. so he's definitely trying to signal that he's willing if needed to step in from a military or security force perspective to quell these protes...

Aware of the sensitivities. but when you have protest movements that get this violent and this virulent, they are closing down his decision space in a worrisome way. >> will is someone who has been on the ground here and has covered this issue and covered the broader issues at play here. what is the demonstrators -- to the degree that the leaders of the protest movement, do they see an opportunity for dialogue or do they think they essentially need to force something that brings global condemnation? >> it's hard to see what dialogue is going to solve at this stage. let's say carrie lam resigns...

And with the leaders of the opposition. but chance for a new era following months of upheaval a long time dictator omar al bashir resigned at the beginning of april perhaps the protest movements greatest success but a 1st the military hunta did not want to give up power on june 3rd special forces brutally cleared a protest camp more than 120 people were killed and hundreds were injured. the international pressure led military and opposition back to the negotiating table a basic agreement was reached but details were still being hammered out until tuesday night. a green it is at least a prelimi...