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I think self-regulation is the best. but when it's not working, and in some cases it's not working, you have to ask yourself, so what form of regulation might be good. and i think it's a fair question that many people are asking at this point. >> what kind do you think isn't working? >> i think the privacy thing has gotten totally out of control. most people are not aware of who is tracking them, how much they're being tracked, and sort of the large amounts of detailed data that are out there about them. >> do we as users just have to reenvision the idea of privacy? >> no. to me, we think priv...

Waiting for the court appearance, tracking them, just a whole range of things i think are going to be needed in order to stop that flow from coming in. >> i know it's been alluded to but let me just emphasize my concerns that with the demand side. maybe we have given up. i hope in addressing the demand side which of course provides the money and incentive for these cartels to operate and something i think deserves a full attention and focus of the united states government. i've heard general kelly in his previous jobs at dhs and talk about that and i hope we will return to that focus as part o...

Has spent the summer saying things about women and personal attacks against a staff member. make no mistake, trump is staying on the offensive inside the gop. releasing this new instagram video against jeb bush. >> it's an act of love. >> trump is clearly having an impact on policy. by pulling man in the gop field to the right on immigration. wisconsin governor scott walker now says he's open to a wall, not just with mexico but canada. >> law enforcement folks that brought that up to me at one of our town hall meetings about a week and a half ago. that is a legitimate issue to look at. >> chri...

Million, everything from their education, caring for medical services as well. they are asking for another $1.8 billion. that's health and human services. then it's up to the justice department, right? somebody has to pay for the immigration courts to handle all of these cases. $312 million, everything from immigration judges and translators. a lot of people don't speak english and then legal counsel. you have to explain the united states judicial system to them as well. lastly, $3 billion is the cost of deportation. about 1,000 people get deported from the united states every single year. tha...