they will start coming up with their own currency to buy their way out of their problems. that does it forward bulls and bears. we'll see you back here again next time. president trump: immigrants whose protected status is facing expiration will now have three more years of certainty so congress can work on a larger immigration deal which everybody wants. >> i believe it's a nonstarter for him to ask for a permanent wall and for to us have a temporary fix. >> as president he can veto anything he wants to. liz: president trump's plan to end the shutdown goes for a vote in the senate. now "the washington post" is

saying to democrats, do the deal for dreamers. and more democrats now support a wall. two democrats even saying that president trump should declare a national emergency. one says quote because d.c. is in a political meltdown. we'll tell you who those democrats are and the path forward to get a deal. the go or no go on brexit. theresa may outlining a plan b for brexit. it still looks like plan a. but theresa may stood up fan fought back against the far left labour party trying to get something done. could this work? this is happening as the u.k. could be out of the e.u. in 2 1/2 months. we'll take out battle in the u.k. >> i regret right honorable

gentleman, the leader of the opposition, has not chosen to take part. liz: it's not just the u.k. europe is in crisis. we are talk about italy's populist uprising over open borders. angela merkel's germany. her party is in trouble, flat lining economic growth. now they are talking tax cuts in germany. venezuela put down a national revolt, put down by its own national guard. we have a jam packed hour. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.

you are watching the fox business network. let's take to you washington, d.c. to that fight between the president and democrats. federal workers would miss a second paycheck this friday. edward? >> democrats are brush off this latest offer for president trump. he offered $5.7 billion for broader security and a border wall and additional immigration judges in exchange for an extension of daca and t protected status. it was a non-starter for democrats. >> we are aghast he wants this giant 30-foot wall to be the symbol of america.

reporter: mitch mcconnell says the senate will pass a bill containing the president's latest offer. house speaker nancy pelosi has shown no movement in her position that there should only be $1 toward the wall. the language in this is turning personal. >> 800,000 people are trying to figure out how they are going to pay their rent, how they are going to pay their mortgage. it's completely irresponsible. those folks don't want a wawbl they want a paycheck. reporter: both sides are talk at each other, not with each other. liz: senator mcconnell needs 7 democrats to beat a filibuster. we are not there yet, but there

is movement. a growing number of democrats peeling away from the party's position ready to deal. benny thompson says he supports a barrier saying he would not rule out a wall in certain instances. senator joe manchin and congressman don beier says they will support calling a national emergency. and james clyburn says yes. democrats negotiate a deal and get something more permanent for dreamers. what does ralph norman think of this? he's live on the arizona border. congressman, democrats are saying it was president trump who ripped up daca to begin with. what do you think about what's going on now. >> it's just word they are saying.

it doesn't make sense. if they were on the border to see what we are seeing. it's not manufactured. it's a national crisis, a humanitarian crisis. we are talk about securing this border with a fence. it's not concrete walls the whole way. it's a fence, and it's exactly what we need. we talked to agents on the ground and ranchers who have examples of what they are facing. this is a fight we have to win. the president is right. is it perfect? no. but it's a step in the right direction. if they can't fund the wall, we'll sit as long as it takes. liz: republicans are saying they appropriated $75 billion for the high-speed train in california. why can't you get $5 billion for a wall.

republican senator john kennedy saying that's going to happen when you look outside your window and see donkeys fly. he says the president ain't going to budge. >> i think he's right. the president has offered -- he's moved from where he was originally. he put something in writing on paper. we have yet to hear anything on what they will accept. what we know is they will not accept a barrier between mexico on the southern border and the united states. until they agree to that, we'll sit tight. liz: what are you seeing at the border? >> we are seeing the effects of having no border in place as we seen a few minutes ago of fences being crossed daily. we are seeing agents who say we literally can't patrol this area

until we have a physical structure. and the thing we are hearing while the agents are working without pay, they are saying we are doing the right thing. liz: they are working without pay. thank you for coming in, congressman. next, the white house preparing for a second summit with north korea. rich edson is at the state department. reporter: this is a report that shows a facility in north korea and it's one of according to this group, 20 different facilities undeclared by north korea. missile sites, et cetera. they say north korea from this facility can hit targets throughout the south korean peninsula and sites in japan.

the report says north korea's defends the facility with anti-aircraft. the administration is pushing to make this facility part of the negotiations. there are issues with the negotiations with north korea. even the vice president mike pence last week accepted north korea has yet to take concrete steps on dismantling their nuclear sites. the white house announcing the timing of that will be late last month. president trump and kim jong-un had their first summit in june in singapore and they agreed to a broad set of denuclearization

parameters. but they have had a tough time nailing down exactly what that means and getting that process moving forward. liz: let's take a quick check on your money. asian markets up. in the u.s. the dow futures pointing lower alongside the s & p and the nasdaq. the national gals prices, $2.25 a gallon. an indicator showing apple sales not so great. foxconn made the early decision to lay off 50 workers after apples lower quarterly earnings report. here is the question. will apple come out with cheaper iphones? have you ever tried a pretrial

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liz: california democrat senator kamala harris threw her hat into a crowded ring. it looks like the clinton machine is done. it's now open seen for democrats. more than 30 considering a run. they include four women.

it's still only january. here is the question. who is the trump player? let's bring in fred barnes. who is the trump slayer? >> i don't think there is a trump player -- liz: slayer. who can take on trump. >> kamala harris is probably the best we have seen so far. not that she is a woman or african-american and from california, all that helps. you know what makes her different? she is not a bleeding heart liberal. she is not a connor a moderate. but when -- she is not a conservative or even a moderate.

she wasn't hostile to bliss. the new york sometimes attacked her as being regressive. she championed prosecuting parents of children who were chronically truant. whose parents didn't make them go to school. she wasn't in favor of this state referendum that would a turned a lot of felony into you misdemeanors. she has put some space, some separation between her and these other democratic candidates, including all the women running who are competing to be the most of left wing. liz: she doesn't seem like a flip follower either. and she holds her line. the base of the hard left thinks she is a cop. maybe she brings the democrat party back to life.

the race will heat up and watch president trump talk about the economy. today he tweeted about manufacturing job numbers. did you see that elbow shot he took at barack obama who said manufacturing isn't coming back, what dose have, a magic wand? trump said, i guess i found the magic wand. >> the democratic candidate who wins the nomination isn't somebody who can compete with donald trump on the economy unless we have a recession which i don't think we will. but there are other issues where i think someone house not -- as i said, a bleeding heart liberal is not. >not -- is not someone competing to be the most of left leaning around. kamala harris is for some tax cuts. liz: this is interest walking

just said. yes, she put forth a tax cut plan as well. here is the thing. this is a crowded field. kamala harris looks like she is going to take the lead. her likability is higher than hillary clinton. the democrats the last two years have been resisting trump. they have nothing to show in policy accomplishments. what do you make of former starbucks ceo howard schultz. the head of the democratic party says don't do it. you will split the democratic vote. >> i think he's dreaming. he's running as an independent? they want a real democrat who can beat donald trump the right way. that way for them is to be a strong democrat. i think the trouble is he's not

a democrat. he ran for the nomination in 2016 with bernie sanders. he's not in as strong a place as he was in 2016, and one of the reasons is he's a social yifort and not a member of the democratic party. they want to beat trump and want a democrat to do it. the state chair is a democratic chair of the state of washington. he told howard schultz not to do this. liz: he'll split the anti-trump vote. there is an indicator that he's going to run. he came out with another book. i think kamala harris is the one to watch right now. netflix is taking streaming to the next level. it has an interactive version of "black mirror."

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liz: california governor gavin newsom denying the trump administration. he'll get the state of california to offer jobless benefits from the state to tsa and other federal workers who have to work without pay during the shutdown. this as the government warned they are not eligible for federal benefits. reporter: the tsa is admitting workers aren't showing up for work because like most of americans they can't work without getting paid. the tsa said yesterday they had

10% of their employees call out compares to 3% a year ago. the tsa edmany employees are reporting they are not able to report to work due to financial limitations. the lack of staff is causing airports to scale down security checkpoints. the new orleans airport had a wait time of 45 minutes. many of its members live paycheck to paycheck and they are reminding everyone they are on lower end of the pay scale. liz were british prime minister theresa may fighting big time with the opposition labour party. >> the opposition party

politician came out of those meetings with the same response. contraryw to what the prime minister just said, there was no flex birth. there were no negotiations. nothing has changed. liz: that is the hard-left labour party leader jeremy corbyn. there is no plan in police for how the exit will happen. angela merge is saying e.u., lighten up, be more flexible with great britain. host of ""the next revolution,"" steve hilton. theresa may really took it to jeremy corbyn today and fought back. steve: it's good she is coming out with some spirit. but the truth is she doesn't

have a plan b. she has a process b. she is trying to sell the same plan. and keep going with her plan without change it to get so close to the deadline people just say there is nothing else on the table so we have to go with it. but her plan isn't really brexit. it's just a transition period with all the big decisions about how the relationship between britain and the e.u. will be handled. all postponed. years into the future. right now the only actual plan -- not a plan, the only scenario that truly delivers on the brexit vote is what is called the no deal exit where britain leaves as the law currently says on march 29 without a deal in place. liz: it's not a deal. basically everything you said is

correct. the change today was that theresa may, it looks like she will not deal with the labour party and hard left and deal with the opposition. she is going to work with her tory back benchers. and the conservatives who say least e.u. get it done. we know the market got hit hard the day of the brexit vote. we end up having england being one of 50 countries that trade with the e.u. it's not that bad faith a thing. steve: what is missing from this whole debate in the u.k. is the positive case for being outside the e.u. the positive policy agenda to make the most of of that. a pro end prize agenda to cut taxes, cut regulation, make bring taint enterprise capital of europe. and that case isn't being made at the moment.

they are so inward looking, look at the worst case scenario. no one is out there saying this is a great thing. liz: the yellow vest protesters gathered for their tenth straight weekend of protest and fighting. you have got to imagine people in england are looking across the channel saying we ain't you, france. does england want this flat-lining, no growth, high regulation and violence? i can't fathom that. >> the reason that that might happen is because of exactly what the yellow vest process is about. the people who have been left out. if you live in paris you are doing great. things are fine. but for most of of the working french people they have been losing out. so that's why they are okay with

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liz: democrats are saying the 3 years before deportation of daca dreamers isn't enough. he did offer a lot of border security measures democrats even supported all in exchange for $5.7 billion for border security. democrats argued that nancy pelosi will be giving him a down payment on a permanent barrier next change for daca dreamers. joining us is a dreamer who supports the border wall. what did you think of the wall? >> i want to congratulate the president for a tremendous two years what he has been able to do for the american people. less regulation, less tax, the jundle, the supreme court, the military, i could go on forever. we are still missing

immigration. i think it's the perfect opportunity. i think it's a first step in the right direction, and i think he's inviting speaker pelosi to come to the table and negotiate. liz: even if the daca dreamers get deported after three years, you are okay with that. >> we need to come together and figure out a win-win situation. a lot of democrats are coming out saying it's a temporary solution. i think democrats want permanent solution. we need to come together and agree on those two. liz: let's show the sound bite of what was shown by the president. president trump: the plan qulus, $5.7 billion for a strategic

barrier, a wall. this is not a concrete structure from sea to sea. these are steel barriers in high-priority locations. liz: ways your reaction? >> i think at the end of the day border security is very, very important. i think he has every right to put america's safety first. he's very adamant about that. that's why if the president wants the border wall, then i think the democrats will want a permanent solution for the dreamer community as well. liz: if the democrats come up empty handed with nothing for dreamers, that's pretty bad. >> it shows the true colors. i think right now there is still an opportunity for them to stand up and speak for the dreamer community. liz: thank you so much. border patrol agents, there is the men and women on the front line. many of them are working without

pay. many of them are mark morgan, a former border cleave under the obama administration. make your case why you support the president's border wall. >> if we run through some of the facts we all know we have heard. a little under 400,000 illegal immigrants were pap preended last year. you can probably say 100,000 or 200 throwrks got through that we didn't catch. we have seen additional care vans come in and the largest group of asylum seekers tunnel under the wall this week. that's real. that's not manufactured. what the president is doing. it's complicated. with the wall and technology and personnel. that fits into the strategy between the points of entry. but that's only part of the problem. we also need to look at our asee you slum laws and the -- the

horrible judicial factors giving them and incentive to come here. so the concern is that we can address the -- all this stuff the president is doing which is absolutely right in between the points of entry to take that avenue away from the cartels. but if we don't erase and get rid of the incentive, this is not going to stop. it's just going to get worse and the facts show that it is. what's your reaction to those who say the wall is ineffective? >> my reaction is that's why i am here. that is 100% a lie. they are misleading the american people. in 2006 they said the same things on a bipartisan level back then that the president is saying now word for word. it worked then, and it works throw now.

in 2016 i gave congressional testimony write said the wall worked. no one called it immoral and no one challenged me that it was ineffective then. what changed? liz: thank you so much for your service to our country. liz: we are going to take you to the socialist nightmare in venezuela. government forces backed by maduro stopped an uprising by the national guard forces. later in the show. to the media backlash after the special counsel robert mueller's office poured cold water on the "buzzfeed" story that lit up the airwaves last week. the report said the president direct his personal attorney to lie for congress.

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liz: it was absolute bloody chaos and mayhem again on the streets of venezuela. this socialist nightmare is getting worse. he had his security forces put down and stop a predawn revolt by the military, by national guardsmen who oppose maduro. retired lieutenant colonel allen west joins us now. it keeps going from bad to worse, colonel. >> i think what you saw in venezuela is the national guard if it's based point same model x have here in the united states. they are closer to the people. what has to be disconcerting is one of the first thing hugo chavez did was make private gun ownership illegal. maduro is using his own personal army to put down any challenge that the people can bring

against him. liz: the violent protests on the streets after the government-backed military captured the troops involved after an attempted coup. they plan to say their model is sweden or the scan today naivian countries, and they say we are cap tallist countries that bay for big welfare states. they are upside down in their thinking. the success of socialist is happening in venezuela. >> you don't hear the hollywood stars and politicians coming out praising what's going on in venezuela. when you talk about the scandinavian countries, they are free market. having served in europe in the military, our military provided that blanket of security so they

could do that. when you look at venezuela, this is coercion and violence, the only means by which the socialist policies can be in place there. liz: the military intelligence is all over venezuela. what happens next? >> hopefully the people can. >> how get -- can somehow get volume of that country and get maduro out of power. venezuela was once the most of prosperous country in latin america. liz: colonel allen west, come back soon. bone-chilling temperatures engulfing great swaths of the united states. paul williams of accuweather has more. >> the more i have, the more you probably won't like the.

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>> the media went into a donald trump feeding frenzy after bus feed reported president donald trump told michael going to lie to congress. here's what happened. watch. >> if it were to be true, it means the president told someone to lie under oath, which were simply is a crime and is impeachable. if this story is true we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> that could certainly rise to the level of impeachable offense. >> this reveals was reported that the president should be impeached. >> if the report is true the president violated the law. >> so, what happened is they spent hours saying the word gift. but hours of reporting on

something that know the special counsel said is wrong. soon after the report came out the special counsel's office announced it is not accurate. let's bring in brad blakeman. brad, i don't think we've seen anything like this. this is a media in crisis. damage was done. how do you undo it? >> hopefully they will police themselves. this fit the narrative. it reminds me of the old western where the sheriff gets a posse, they hang the guy and then give him a fair trial. they want to believe it. guess what. reporting false news is fake news. they had an obligation. those other than bus free to do their due diligence in making sure this was corroborated. >> he was anonymous sourcing. it was so ready to launch, with

50 million miles down the road making like the story was true, when robert mueller's office says, it is false. does this give rationale for robert mueller to say, here's my report. all of this reporting behind the scenes, anonymous leaks and reporting and then the media going hogwild. it is really dividing the country. is it time for mueller to pony up? >> absolutely. there is a saying in law school who said justice delayed is justice denied. goes on the larger the cloud over the president. reduces his chances of me and successful. it's not right, is not the american way. he has taken enough time and shoot he should return his report. people should wait and give justice word justices do.

wait till the report comes out robert mailer so far has been really good with not leaking. >> in trump's current attorney, rudy giuliani says the story was totally wrong. looks like we may have a new tweet from the president. democrats are kidding themselves if they don't think you can stop drugs without a wall. stop playing games. it's a humanitarian crisis. the president is staying on the issue while the others were focused on a bus feed report. >> and the priorities are the resistance to this president and not the policies to this president. they're turning a blind eye to a national disaster nightmare who were seeing with another caravan. we have the power to stop it, the democrats will not. >> great to see.

thanks for having us in your homes. lou dobbs is next right here on the foxbusiness network. have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lou: good evening everyone. i'm david as men, who has the evening off. a month into the showdown on the dems offering the president nothing that would reopen the president. government. the president publicly offering the democrats await and the shut down. >> that is our plan. border security, daca, tps and other things. straightforward, fair, reasonable, and common sense. with lots of compromise. this plan solves the imm