nancy pelosi's boondoggle just as her bus was scheduled to leave for the airport. the president said the trip is just postponed. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. trish: no private plane for pelosi. if she wants to travel to brussels she'll have to travel like the rest of us on a commercial airliner. the president is showing two can play the game. if she wants to cancel his state of the union address, he'll cancel her plane. an immigration crisis with a caravan of thousands marching toward the united states. intent on coming into our country illegally while 800,000 government workers aren't getting paid. we have the latest on this whole shutdown immigration crisis from

a beltway on fire. the people of venezuela prepare to take to the streets next week in an effort to take their country back from the socialist dictator they say destroyed it. and they are right. there are fresh concerns the maduro regime has grown so desperate for cash it could be resorting to desperate activities. as late as 2017 venezuela turned to hezbollah issue be fake passports to tens of thousands of iranians and syrians. tonight an exclusive interview with a man in exile who once ran the narco terrorism unit in the country. he's here. new intel on that russian disasterrier, and the democrats'

fingerprints are all over it. "trish regan primetime" starts right now. break right now. the standoff over the longest shutdown in history escalating as the president canceled nancy pelosi's plane trip abroad minutes before takeoff. this as she tried to delay the state of the union address. >> the date of the state of the union is not constitutionally required. it's not anything. it is a date we agreed to. it could be a week later. and it could be a week later if government is open. trish: pelosi was supposed to go to afghanistan with a brief stop in brussels. they can sit there and play tit for tat all day long, but it

does not change the fact that we have a humanitarian crisis at our border. thousands of migrants are heading here this evening with plans to cross our border illegally. and it does not change the fact that 800,000 government workers are not getting paid. so enough. house democrats, house republicans and the senate needs to figure this one out and stop trying to make the president look bad. we are through with the politics. start doing the work. andy harris. congressman, good to see you. i find this pathetic. i find it disgusting. at $point during the show i'll show you the sound of all the democrats that once believed in walls and border security. but that was when president trump was not in office. is this all about their hatred for him, they are not giving a

penny to that wall because he for his base has succeed on something and they don't want that? >> that has to be it. the 2006 chuck schumer voted for the wall. in 2008 with nancy pelosi as speaker, she funded the wall. i guess the wall became immoral after president trump became president. >> it's disheartening on so many levels. this is washington at its worst. this is why americans said enough. they wanted a change agent. they wanted someone to stir it up. they wanted someone who was different. they wanted to cut through the for lack of a better term, all this b.s. from the swamp. but where do we go from here in we are now looking at the longest shutdown in history. you have all those people piling up trying come into our country illegally, still no better security system in terms of a wall. where do we go?

>> we have to solve the problem. americans deserve a solution. and they don't think -- they know our children, our young adults are dying from heroin overdoses. marriedland is a hotbed of ms-13 gang trafficking. a third of the women in the caravans get sexually assaulted along the way. they expect everyone to get around the table. speaker pelosi was going to fly halfway around the globe, she wasn't going to be here for a week. you can't compromise and negotiate if you are not here. the democrats say a wall is immoral. that's interesting because before when they were funding it they said it was necessary. let's get everybody around the table. when you are flying getting on that plane flying halfway around the globe, you are not in any position to negotiate.

trish: as long as there is any money going for a wall, she doesn't want to negotiate. they are singing a different tune than they used to. we are running it again. >> it's wrong and ultimately self defeating for a nation of immigrants the permits the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent years and we must do more to stop it. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, you can documented, unchecked. >> we do not want to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration into this country. >> the american people are fundamentally pro legal immigration and anti-illegal immigration. we'll only pass comprehensive reform when we recognize this fundamental concept. trish: you realize what they are missing out on here? they would have had an opportunity to improve border security and actually to get

meansful immigration reform. and they are tossing that away. i don't know how they tell their constituents that. i mean, that could have been on the table. but they are walking aware from all of it. >> i agree with you. they are pushing all their chip to the middle of the table. they are betting america wants a stalemate. they want border security and the government reopened. but the president is right. we have to do this now. 10 years ago we were arresting more people at the border. now the majority are women and children. because they are a catch and release policy, we are encouraging women and children to leave their children behind, make the trip across mexico, deal with the human traffickers. it's a humanitarian crisis that has to end. the president is on spot on this. and he just has to stick to his

guns on this. somebody needs to blink first, right? but who is it going to be? i don't think it will be the president. syndicated columnist adriana coleman, what do you think about all this? i think we are having audio trouble. i am going over to jeff. jeff, what do you make of all this. >> the president's polls are down, the wall is unpopular, the administration is unpopular. i think he's losing this battle and he's losing it decisively. if you read the reports, his aides want him to cut a deal. but he stayed holed up in the white house passing out cheeseburgers. trish: that's a cheap shot. >> good meal, though. trish: you heard adriana people

saying the president is basically holed up in the white house. i think it's good to be staying at work trying to get something done while the dems are off in puerto rico. we don't like to forget it actually, but that's where they were. they were in puerto rico trying to get some work done while the president was trying to figure this out. so where do we go? >> i see this as a huge lost opportunity for all the latinos, the dreamers in the united states. democrats are throwing them under the bus as we speak. they could be cutting a deal with our president to get amnesty or partial amnesty. but they are not willing to negotiate. nancy pelosi wants to take off on a junket for 10 days.

they are not willing to sit down and negotiate with the president. the president made clear he's willing to negotiate and cut a deal with democrats. it's just shocking this is not taking place because chuck schumer in the gang of 8 proposals. he was offering $25 billion for border security in ex change for amnesty. this is something democrats wanted just a few years ago. but now no one is even discussing it. who is getting thrown under the bus and severe lire short changed is the latino dreamers. trish: i agree with you. maybe they are a little bit scared. and i understand that. maybe their family members ought to get out there and speak about it. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and the rest of them are not giving them any favors at all. what do you think of those pictures we keep showing. all those thousands of people who want to come here to the united states?

should we just let them? >> i think if it's such a serious crisis, we should get back to the table. when the government is shut down, you are not concerned about an immigration crisis. we are on 27 days of a temper tantrum shutdown in which we are not getting close to a resolution. trish: that's a blame game going around in circles. i think that's why americans are so sick of it. i just played it. i'm not going to play it again. but you have seen democrat after democrat. they all wanted this wall. they wanted better border security. and they are singing a different tune because president trump is in office. we are just what, days away from a possible regime dplaing socialist venezuela. coming up, my exclusive interview with a venezuelan in exile who has new intelligence

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trish: breaking tonight. a story we have been reporting on only "trish regan primetime." the impending end of the socialist regime of nicolas maduro. my sources tell me we are days away from a regime damage in that socialist country. in less than a week the people of venezuela are expected to take to the streets to demand the socialist dictator nicolas maduro step down. the country is putting its hopes

on this man, a 35-year-old engineer with a wife and toddler at home. he's right now effectively the speaker of the house. he's the opposition. he's the antithesis of socialism and what we have seen from chavez and maduro. and he's risking a lot. including his life, by citing there in that country. maduro's regime already arrested him. he's free now. vice president mike pence called him this week to express our support. a change would be good for the people of venezuela and it would be good for us. we don't need the russians there, and we don't need the chinese there and we don't need the iranians there whose sources say they are trying to use venezuela as a safe house for would-be terrorists. also issuing passports and other

forms of documentation to as many as 10,000 syrians and iranians. we know they did that as recently as 2017. joining me right now with more insight on these very dangerous ties between hezbollah and venezuela, the president of the canada-based global organization for intelligence and former counter narcotics chief in venezuela, johann abdullah. i know you used to be head of counter narcotics in venezuela. i imagine you have seen a lot. tell us to what extent is nicolas maduro and his other close contacts in that regime involved in drug trafficking? >> well, since 2005, after chavez expelled the development

a. from venezuela, chavez ordered the minister of the interior to start an operation in -- drug operation with cocaine to the united states. at that time already there was another drug cartel known as derkasdel sol. so you had two major government sponsored drug cartels operating a truly global drug operation. trish: i know we have two nephews of maduro's wife in jail here in the united states in jail for operating drug operation. now i want to move to the hezbollah thing. there have been and lot of

reports venezuela is becoming a safe haven if you would. the former vice president is said to have ties to hezbollah. there is concern that in this desperate move for some much-needed cash, the government may be doing some very unethical things including selling passports and other forms of documentation to would-be terrorists. what can you tell us about that tonight? >> certainly from 2006 to 2007, when he became vice president of the country. the vice president had ties to hezbollah. that's the one of concern. continue on. >> so since that moment to today, he's run can the hezbollah operation, providing full support. and hezbollah -- as i mentioned

before, there are two groups, drug cartels. they are work along with the sinaloa cartel. they are running a global drug operation from venezuela. and they are dealing with ex pore takes of gold, diamonds, and -- trish: you have got a bunch of bad guys down there. maduro is enabling them, has allowed them, and we are finally hopefully the people, we as well. i think america would be supportive of a change for democracy and free election. enough with this socialist corruption and criminal activity that has driven the highest per capita income per person has

driven a successful economy. straight into the ground. >> yes. even i can tell you, trish, right now there are two kinds of concerns even for the united states. it's the humanitarian crisis that's been spreading all over the region and more than 5 million venezuelans have left the country. and you have -- before chavez the people there, it was a hot spot for hezbollah. trish: i have done a ton of reporting on that. spent a year working on an investigation in which i named a bunch of people, the treasury department effectively came out and sanctions them effectively. but they were the biggest source of fundraising for hezbollah outside of iran. you are telling me that sort of group has migrated to venezuela

because they are being well received by this former vice president who is now with the agricultural minister. he has a big position in the maduro regime. maybe not for long it's a matter of days, the people are intend to go hope any take their country back. are they going to succeed? >> it will be the opportunity. it has brought a lot of heart too the population of venezuela. but you have a criminal state running the country. they won't give up power easily. so there is a lot of military groups who have been organizing themselves to eventually to fight for the country. trish: well, we are watching it. we'll stay on it. thank you, johan. more on the failures of socialism. my warning to all of the wannabe

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>> once you get to the tippy top on your tax dollars. >> brothers and sisters, there is plenty of money in the world. there is plenty of money in this city. it's just in the wrong hands. we'll get tough on the bad guys. when the city's worst landlords ask cheat their tenants, we'll take their buildings away from them. if the penalties don't kit. we'll seize their buildings. thrish * you heard from the mayor of new york city suggesting he would like to control all the manhattan real estate because government he believes is a better allocator of resources than the free market. i guess he missed the whole

chapter in his high school economics book. it gets worse. according to the mayor's website, the city now is pursuing new local law to seize upward much 40 of the most of distressed multiple dwelling buildings annually and transition them to responsible mission-driven ownership. oh, my gosh. it's like we are in the twilight zone or maybe venezuela. are they not watching the tragedy unfolding on the streets of venezuela? are they not understanding when you take and you take from those who earn you disincentivize them to earn and there are siefl your own economy. and some on the alt-left are calling for a rehall of our constitution.

, a rehaul of our constitution. is it fear the president could get another supreme court appointment? and since the whole labeling of president trump has a russia spy hasn't ponhas --n't pans out fo. they want to tear up a brilliant document that's still relevant today. the constitution. venezuela tore up its constitution and it got hugo chavez. come on back, stop trying to turn the united states into a banana republic. joining me to react, fox news contributor and former white house advisor under president clinton. doug schoen. i always like talking to you because you are level headed about this stuff. and you said you are concerned

the direction the democratic party is going. >> i don't think we are about to become venezuela, but if ocasio-cortez and bill deblasio are pushing policies that lead us in the direction of a disincentivized policies. trish: if a building doesn't look like it's getting enough use, he's going to take them. this is just nutty. i don't think he'll ever succeed. but the idea this rhetoric is floated out there and allowed. >> the rhetoric should be allowed because we have a free market of ideas. trish: as a new york voter, it's a no. who is this guy pretending to be a mayor? >> what you are saying is socialist rhetoric has gotten

into the main stream of our city and i dare say party and country. and i don't think that's healthy. i believe in free markets, incentive and a social safety net. not redistribution as a way of promoting equality. i believe in individual initiative and freedom and liberty. those are the principles i grew up with. they are right and reasonable today. trish: i said to the viewers, i grew up in an irish-catholic family. you were a democrat and you were irish and you were catholic. you were born that way. but i think there are a lot of people who grew up like that who feel like the democratic party left them. >> donald trump is president because of that. in the midwest, michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin. states that went to trump, it

was working class voters like your family that went to trump. and it's the real crisis of my party, democrats, that they lost the play by the rules decent people. trish: i feel like it's the middle class that keeps getting squeezed. they think they are doing everything right and working multiple jobs, saving their money, trying to pay for their children's education. they don't get the handout you get if you are on the bottom. they can't benefit from the market equity uptick. they don't have that opportunity. how do we help them in the middle? a good example. you want to send your kid to college. you don't qualify for the scholarship because you are caught in the middle because you earn too much. and they say you own your house.

somebody else who hasn't played by the rules gets the full ride. >> redistribution isn't the answer. but you have to have training and retraining. opportunities to go to community colleges, vocational schools. so people have a real chance to get ahead based on their effort and initiative. not based on their economic position, the lower being middle class. trish: if they keep going left left left left left will donald trump win again? >> donald trump has an approval of 40-41%. he should be a candidate for defeat. but with multiple democrat candidates, it hurts the democrats. unless we can capture the

mainstream as democrats, we'll fail in 2020. trish: briefly,en i have to have you back to talk about venezuela. you wrote a book on chavez. what was your thinking now and what are the similarities? >> i started work as a consultant in venezuela in the late 70s, early 80s. it was a democracy. chavez corrupted the economics, the political process, the military, involved in as you discussed, drug trafficking, supporting terror. and look, we see the result of it now. socialism doesn't work. free markets do. sure there are problems. but we can't fall for this seductive embrace of redistribution of radicalism and left-one politics which will only hurt our country and hurt our nation.

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which would be that christopher steelee works for his wife's firm. she works for fusion gps. we can confirm that the fbi knew who was paying for this dossier. they knew it was hillary clinton's team. til they failed to notify the judge who was issuing the fisa warrants. brad blakeman joins us. brad, i question where we are heading if we live in a world where if somebody doesn't like someone, they are look for opposition research. they come up with the equivalents of a "national enquirer" tabloid, that many giving it too much credit. but, you know, you know what i mean, supermarket tabloid thing. they take it to a judge and never bother to tell that judge the sourcing on that material,

what is going on? >> there is nothing worse in a democracy when the road to democracy is institutional corruption. the fbi was a cesspool in corruption. it's a cast of who's who keystone cops from bruce ohr to his wife who worked at fusion gps to a senior-level supervisor number two at the fbi who was fired, andrew mccabe, for lying under oath to the fbi. and lisa page, the list goes on and on and on. this is a disgrace. trish: the president was saying people are leaking. it turns out james comey himself was one of the leakers which he happily admitted under oath. he called up his buddy at columbia and said give there is to the "new york times." the whole thing is so bizarre and preposterous and scary. is this something that's always

happened or are we in a bad place now? if so, who do you blaming? >> it happened before. it happened under j edgar hoover who treated the fbi as his personal police force and used information against politicians and citizens to bribe and coerce them. so yes it happened before. we can't let it happen again. that's why it's so important that we get to the bottom of this. and congratulations to fox investigative reporter. catherinereporterher catherine herridge who has been dogged on this. the powers that be need to correct it. we road out a lot of the terrible management at the fbi. but it can't stop there. trish: it's like you can't win.

they talk about deep state, right? and is this not the embodiment of that? i use this analogy before. but i don't know mid told you. as a journalist i have to think all the time about my sources and what motivates them. and where they are coming from. part of my job is to be able to filter information. if i'm hearing one thing from one person. if somebody else maybe on the other side one kind of just have to think it through. the idea that the fbi just said yep, no problem, we are going with this opposition research paid for by hillary clinton and team. then we'll spy on people with a bunch of garbage they lake ontario bothered to verify. that's preposterous. no journalist would ever do that. no journalist worth their salt. >> why on god's green earth has

the judge who was the victim of this act, why isn't that judge bringing these people before the court and making them explain for their actions? this can happen again as long as there are no consequences. you talk about collusion and conspiracy. you had one at the fbi. you had a conspiracy to get a presidential candidate, donald trump. and it was organized, and all we need to do is looking at their motive and intent. strzok and lisa page exchanging text messages, hundreds of thousands of them with their animus towards the president. then you have people like carter page who is involved talking to the fbi. who is supposed to be on the trump team. this just stinks to high heaven. but it could have been stopped. it should have been stopped. it was not. it was enabled by them.

trish: they keep going down this path and get them on a technicality effectively. you can't lie to the fbi and you can't not pay your taxes and all that stuff. but they haven't gotten them on what is the actual thing they were supposed to be investigating. but the thing they need to be investigating is how did this dossier wind up in the fbi's hands so the judge could issue a fisa warrant? to me that's the real investigation. i think part of it is it was mueller's fbi that allowed the russians to filter into the social media world of america as well. he never did a darn thing by the, nor did barack obama. the whole thing stinks to high heaven. >> that's why we need a special prosecutor. the fbi cannot investigate itself and week not leave to it

congress. we need a special prosecutor to investigate this. trish: democrats' darling superstar alexandria ocasio-cortez hosting a twitter 101 session for dems who are a little less savvy on the social media thing. how about instead of hosting a twitter 101 session, the freshman blah maker takes an econ-101 class. she could use a refresher and maybe she would realize her entire platform would be very dangerous for america. don't go anywhere. i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before.

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trish: socialist darling alexandria ocasio-cortez hosting a twitter 101 to help the out of touch dems become more popular on social media. she is doing this after trying to hunt down senate majority leader mitch mcconnell with a camera crew right behind her. do we have video of that? it was insane.

she has a camera crew and she us wandering around look for him. and there we go. so she is looking for him with a camera crew. but here's a tip. maybe you should be a little more focused on trying to keep yourself a little less in the media spotlight and more focused on actual policy. what was the upshot? i heard she basically had the wrong office. it's all for the cameras, right? there is something kind of off about that, right? she likes attention. >> there is no bigger fan of alexandria ocasio-cortez than alexandria ocasio-cortez. she -- i will give her credit for this. our lawmakers do need to be more in touch with technology. watching those hearings on capitol hill with jack dorsey of

twitter who fumbled over his words several times. some of these congressmen didn't know what a like meant on facebook and a reshare. but it's like all she cares about is her share of 1.3 million views of the cspan video of her speech. fighting within her own democratic ranges trying to upseat other potential members of this blue wave. why don't you focus on the people who elected you instead of yourself. trish: what is it that the millennials relate to? i look at her. she doesn't seem to know what she is talking about. she doesn't have anything in my view quite going for her. yet she is caught on fire with many people. any idea why that is? >> she is an agitator it's

easier to point your finger at problems than actually solve them. there were a lot of economists at the university business school, would this tax work? only 18% said it could maybe work on taxing the wealthy. her economics don't add up. i like the reference to the "game of thrones." she can galvanize people, but i don't think she can legislate. trish: i hear you. people say donald trump is a fire brand. but the difference is he ran a business for many many years. so there was something to back up the rhetoric. so it's a different scenario. the analogy is not the same. she may be able to get attention. but can she actually legislate? can she do anything meaningful? i don't think she can. i think she'll flame out for the

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