thing. >> i don't think the federal governments can borrow money like they did in the last recession. we can't just assume we can barrow our way out of things. county * if we don't get a fair deal from congress, i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> we don't agree on some of the specifics of border security. democrats are against the wall. but we agree on many things such as the need for new technology and the need to strengthen security at our ports of entry. >> the days ahead will tell us whether our democratic colleagues are serious about

securing our nation and whether they mean what they say. liz: the president is announcing the shutdown is open until february 15. still no money for a barrier. the president warning if congress does not come up with you funds for the wall in three weeks. he may unilaterally fund the wall. shocking video coming in from the socialist collapse and chaos in venezuela. we were the first to bring you this video of the anti-maduro protesters pouring into the streets by the hundreds of thousands. and we showed you videos, the collapse is so bad, there are no longer regular city buses. they are use government trucks, and they have been hijack bid protesters. the largest ever anti-maduro

protests. showing their support for the interim president juan guaido. u.s. government workers fleeing the u.s. embassy in caracas. senator list beth warren wants a new wealth tax. and she wants too be able to track you down wherever you are in the world to get it. she is accused by a newspaper of her home state of massachusetts not putting her money where her mouth is. but she wrongfully lowered her own taxes by overstating her tax deductions. senator warren is speaking later tonight in las vegas. we are on it. we'll see a lot of headlines and see if she talks about that powerful story. max eenl waters gearing up her financial services committee.

but this could be a go nowhere headline because the senate republicans can stop anything maxine waters try to the do. house speaker nancy pelosi. watch this. she is continuing to use the quote immoral word to condemn anybody who disagrees with her. we'll debate whether calling that to everybody she doesn't like. we'll debate whether ceo pay is immoral. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" is next. the government now open until february 15. can they get a deal for border funding and will the president basically shut it down again or declare a national emergency to get border wall funding?

edward lawrence is in the thick of the action. >> the bills to reopen the government passed the senate. president trump seemingly caved to exactly what the democrats wanted. they asked him to reopen the federal government and said then they will discuss border security. president trump went through all the reason idea we must have a barrier on the southern border and why this is the better path. >> we can show all americans and people all around the world that both political parties are united when it comes to protecting our country and protecting our people. reporter: he alluded to the fact that he would declare a national emergency to get the wall built rather than shut down the government again. democrats taking a victory lap today. >> this agreement endorses that position. it reopens the government

without preconditions and gives democrats and republicans an opportunity to discuss border security without holding hundreds of thousands of american workers hostage. >> republicans saying opening the government was the right thing to do. house minority leader kevin mccarthy said the difference with these bills is last december the democrats refused to negotiate over a wall. on the state of the union the house speaker possibly walking back her pledge to hold it once the government reopens. listen to what she is saying now. >> the state of the iewn yoinls not planned now. what i said to the president is when government is open we'll discuss a mutually agreeable date. reporter: sources say it may not be possible to' have the address

on tuesday. the bill to the reopen the government could be on the president's desk within the next two hours. liz: should the president declare a national emergency if they balk on funding for the wall? >> absolutely. it was granted to the president in 1976 to reprogram military construction fund for the defense our country. i can't think of anything more central to the security our border with our southern border with 60,000 people a month illegally crossing it. he has more money at his disposal. $13 billion. much more than he's requesting of congress. and he does haven't to use any compromises if he uses that authority. he said democrats, i had an open door for a month and a half.

you spurned it. we reopened the government, now we are going to discuss this. but i don't have to compromise. i can do this myself. so i think in the best interests of the democrats to come to the table. otherwise they are not going to get daca or any of the things they have been demanding. liz: since the mid-70s we have thanked national emergencies such as diamonds coming out of sierra leone and swine flu. we have liberal activists and filmmaker michael moore, he's fanning divisive flames. he's urging people to break the law and not file your tax returns in protest of the shutdown. >> and we the people shouldn't be supporting anything that requires someone who has not fade working for us. we should not fly.

don't fill out your tax return. liz: what do you think of that? >> he's advising people to place them selves in grave legal jeopardy. that's crying fire in a crowd theater. it's irresponsible. and anybody who listens to him is putting themselves in great legal jeopardy. liz: do you think president trump is on his back heels or is he in a stronger position. what do the democrats trade for this deal? >> he bent over backwards to work a deal with the democrats. he invited the democratic freshmen to come to the white house to discuss how we resolve the impasse. they have plenty of time to vacation in puerto rico but they couldn't spare an hour out of their busy schedule to talk to the president about reopening the government. the president remodified his

request on a number of occasion. he reduced the amount he was originally asking. he went out of his way to compromise with the democrats. and all of those efforts were completely spurned. he's now realizing he has got to do something. we cannot continue this impasse. the air traffic system was starting to buckle. so he said we'll open this for the next three weeks. but at the end of the three weeks, if we don't have a deal, it use my authority. liz: more air traffic control workers called out sick. the faa stopped flights into la guardia in new york. and we have breaking news that three air traffic controllers in north texas resigned over the shutdown. the shutdown exposing what

should we do? should we privatize air traffic control again? we had private screeners before 9/11. let's get to what happened with those airports today. >> at la guardia will be, they handle over 29 million passengers each year. can you imagine the chaos when the fa far as announced a temporary ground stop to la guardia * just before 10:00 a.m. delays that continue up until now. we are talking about 90 minutes for flights going in and out of la guardia. delta which counts the hub as one of its major ones confirming that 200 of its flights were experiencing delays across affected airports. united said at this point we don't anticipate schedule disruptions. but it's another indication of

the impact of the government shutdown. air traffic controllers, pilots, and flight attendants express their growing concern for safety. 595 flights, total cancellations, 47 flights. it was a bad day to travel in and out of new york city. jfk, that's a big one, experiencing airline delays. that was the tipping point to bring this temporary restart of government. in the latest earnings report, southwest says they are going to lose $15 million this year because of the partial shutdown and delta at $25 mill. >> to the crucial part of this airport story. tsa staffing in those long lines. let's get to jonathan serrie. reporter: the situation has improved.

you will spend 15-20 minutes in line. earlier this afternoon the line extended beyond the entrance to the central atrium. the president's announcement comes as a relief to the city of atlanta as it prepares to host of the super bowl next weekend. the primary concern is not so much people trickling in during the days leading up to the event, but the day after when everybody and their grandmother tries to leave at the same time. many have been relying on charity to make end meet as they work without pay. a local credit union provided free gas near the airport. >> i have family to take care of. you have got to take care of

yourself as well. but we took an oath to this country. we took an oath to protect this country and work for this country and we have to live up to that as well. reporter: the association thanks the congressional leaders for reaching an agreement that hopefully averts further disruption. the tsa said many of their employees say they were unable to report to work due to financial problems at home. 67% of its workforce had unscheduled absences. liz: stocks rallying higher today. also solid earnings and investors hopes that the federal reserve has their backs again.

jerry will hill has the mark -- gerri willis has the market wrap. reporter: what's going on here? the dow finishing up five weeks in a row, the longest streak since august. slightly higher for the week. earnings of course positive earnings. but also as reported in the "wall street journal" about the fed balance sheets. the feds maintaining a larger portfolio. boeing, anding, 3m, caterpillar are responsible for a big portion of the dow's move today. all of these companies reporting earnings next week. the china-u.s. trade talks resume and all eyes are on that. liz: senator elizabeth warren is a possible 2020 presidential contender.

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liz: the democrat field of potential candidates is getting crowd. senator elizabeth warren will make her first visit to nevada since announcing. she also announced a new wealth tax on the upper brackets, the super rich. she wants more money for the irs to track them down wherever they are in the world to get it. it's a whopping property tax on everything they own. not just their houses. but everything. it could cost jeff bezos of amazon $4 billion in one year.

but experts say it's unconstitutional. what do you think, joseph? is it unconstitutional? >> well, under our constitution, there are two times of taxes. indirect taxes on transactions, those are constitutional. then there is direct taxes and those are usually unconstitutional unless some constitutional amendment is passed. in 1895 the supreme court said you can't have an income tax so we passed the 16th moment allow it. liz: there is no wealth tax mentioned in the constitution so for now it's unconstitutional. the "boston herald" in senator warren's home state of massachusetts. it's raising questions that she

inflated donations on clothing on her tax deductions. for a five-year period. nearly $273,000 in value she wanted for household items including clothing. in 2014, she and her husband had to corrects their tax returns. they told the irs they gave away $50,000 in clothes, taint was really only $8,000. .people allow those dollar amounts? >> i donated clothes to charity and you don't get a lot. it's only a couple dollars for each and you have got to keep receipts. it's a good thing the wealth tax isn't in place yet because if you are putting all our assets in clothes it does add up.

liz: she wants toy raise everybody else's taxes to lower her own bill, right? >> her own proposal which is a 2% wealth tax for top earners. it adds up. i try to remind people, our federal income tax started as a 2% only on the top earners and look what happened to us since. liz: i hate talking about myself. but i did cover the irs for two decades. and i testified twice before congress about irs reform. i started covering the irs in the 80s when nobody else was covering it. irs workers said when you raise taxes it's just that the government gets bigger and the money doesn't go out in the creation of higher pay or more jobs for people. even irs workers told me that off the record. i'm not going to name their names. but senator warren told msnbc

last night that she wants to get more money to the irs to track people around the world. >> first of all, we are going to tax all your assets wherever located around the globe. we'll build into the administration of this tax that it has a very high rate of monitoring of auditing for rich people on the ultra millionaire tax. liz: who would want to live in warren's world? >> it sounds like pretty scary stuff, and as a constitutional expert you shudder when you hear people talk like that. in france you see wealth leaving the country and the revenue doesn't materialize. france exempts art. guess what rich people in france put their money into. liz: the mayor of new york says

he wants to take more money from the upper brackets. >> it's time for this country to recognize there is plenty of money in the world there will be is plenty of money in this nation, it's just in the wrong hands. liz: so deblasio has the right hand to know what to do with other people's money? >> when you look at the statistics in new york city they have high property taxes and income taxes and it's one of the most of unequal places in the united states. you have minimum wage people and billionaires side by side, and, you know, i don't know if i would trust him to have the solutions. liz: during the financial collapse and housing collapse, the property taxes still stayed high for some reason. thank you for coming in. great to see you. facebook denying a bombing shell report from mark zuckerberg's

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ceo ned ryun. what is your take here? >> he mean this is in the surprise. maxine waters is very clear last fall by the democrats took the house that they were going to have retribution of these wall street banks. she said we are going to do to them whatever we do that's going to be fair. we will do to them what they did to us and i'm slow clapping these wall street bank guys. their donations were starting to say the democrats in recent times, obama hillary the democratic party. they admitted in the press some of them that they knew the democrats coming into power the house might lead to overregulation. they thought there should be a check on trump. not only do they get maxine waters is chair of the committee they have alexander out ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib as well. i've got to tell you liz some of them deserve what they are getting because of their political donations. liz: the other thing where watching and tracking here

picking up on this new trend of nancy pelosi. she called the border wall and moral and now she's going after ceos in general for being immoral for making more than the average worker. watch. >> many ceos have already made what their workers will make working all year. some of them did it in the first few days of this year certainly within the first week. that is an immorality and it is indecent and simple sinful and it's something that we must work to change. liz: ned she talks like everybody ended up first and didn't get there with hard work and trying to get, do as much as they can to prosper and get the jobs that they deserve. what is your reaction to the term and moral? >> well i will just say this. big nancy pelosi is being immoral at the moment because she doesn't seem to understand this is the thing that is a

great mystery to me. democrats are saying most workers deserve to be paid as much a ceos and their fighting for a 15-dollar minimum wage and it's almost as though they don't know what's going on the world around them that automation is going to take a lot of those jobs. stunning to me that they seem to be living this alternate reality the obama white house understands. they said in a report 86,000 jobs are making $26 an hour or less and yet nancy pelosi fighting for higher pay. those jobs are not going to exist in the near future and at some point we should entertain the thought that we are run by idiots. liz: here's the thing. you republicans need to stand up and start fighting back? i understand where democrats are coming from with their policies. i watch it in the coverage. the republicans, should they start -- . >> absolutely. this is the free-market entrepreneurship at work and the suspend one of the things that

is truly made as the great country that we are in which we have stayed out of it if you'd let people pursue their dreams and given them the freedom to achieve all they can and they should be rewarded for taking those risks. when they succeed these are the guys providing jobs for others. so for us to try and squelch and remove incentives for people to take risks and succeed as entrepreneurs republicans have got to stand up for entrepreneurship. they have got to stand up and say you are not going to continue with his free-market capitalism. this is one of the things that is made as the great nation that we are. liz: ned ryun great to see you. come back soon. we will talk about the 72 r. deadline to get diplomats out of venezuela underway in brand-new video showing you workers fleeing the embassy in venezuela it's exclusive to us plus new footage of the biggest protest in the history of venezuela. the interim president will and

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support of interim president juan guaido and the trump administration the team lead by john bolton is working around-the-clock. also this coming in thousands of venezuela police and military reportedly abandoning their posts. u.s. officials say the u.s. will act if maduro uses violence against and from president or assembly members. let's bring in national security analyst while lead. how do you get maduro out of? >> first of all we need to bequeath our support to the interim president guaido. and to support the refugee camps and the citizens fleeing and we need to construct this huge coalition which by now we are successful in. liz: tell me about the coalition. we know 16 of the organization's of american states support guaido and including canada and the european countries are on

the move there as well. what is the coalition you're talking about? >> remember the ois is not their confronting maduro. i spoke with officials at the oas and they said they are supporting the american position but the major change now is that resulted gigantic brazil with 5 million people are on our side also ecuador chased -- change positions. more important than as well as borders you have columbia on one-handed brazil on the other hand. liz: the tough choices are due to blockades or do you do more sanctions or declare venezuela a state sponsor of terrorism? there are all these options on the table sir but maduro in the socialist cronies have shown an endless remarkable to pray for the killing their own people. we have a middle class in venezuela eating out of garbage

cans in mass poverty. your reaction to that? >> two conditions at first the national security adviser john bolton undersecretary of state are working on what we call the proportional response meaning if madura orders armed forces to attack peaceful demonstrators they know we will have a response but also we need to coordinate with brazil columbia and the other countries that are witnessing this issue and thirdly we need to engage with the civil society and the president's guaido of venezuela. liz: will the democrats stand up and join president trump in what's going on with with venezuela in fighting that? >> on this one they know those in europe are at the left of center in the writer said there are with them. liz: walid phares thank you for coming in. dr. mark siegel says it's time to stop all of that. is with me now in the studio.

what is going on in finding out of venezuela? >> for starters and you've been saying this in the buildup to 50 million people in venezuela are living in a state of extreme poverty and in terms of malnutrition over 80% of children under the age of five are severely malnourished. 80% of our severely malnourished and that means they are dying of starvation. over 4 million people are down to one meal a day in 3 million are eating garbage only for food it is a horrible situation in terms of the poverty and the food situation and on top of that there's an 85% shortage of medications. over 300,000 people every year are dying of medication shortages. there is malaria research in over hundred thousand cases in tb and hiv which is spreading across borders. 13,000 doctors have left in the last four years. it's not just citizens that are fleeing.

the doctors are playing around with them. hugo chavez promised health care for all. then it became a scarcity and now there's the humanitarian crisis. maduro won't let anyone across the border to help sick and dying people. liz: well this has been called the success of socialism. this is what happens when you have that economic structure. >> he's a horrible totalitarian dictator and word is obvious to the right away. liz: thank you for coming in. the controversial debate about masculinity is part the ceo of a wristwatch company to hit back with a short film defending all the good men out there and all the good that they do. he is our guest, next. our grandparents checked their smartphones

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liz: welcome back and let's talk about gillette and its toxic masculinity ad. here's the clip. >> the #me too movement, masculinity. is this the best america gets? is it? we can't hide. it's been going on far too long.

we can't laugh it off. liz: it made a lot of people mad because he came across as accusing all men of toxic masculinity and a company responded with its own from watch. >> what is a manned? is a man brave? is a man a hero? we see the good in men. joining me now is ceo fat watch company ceo ilan srulovicz. good to see you. you came up with this idea. is that right? >> yeah i actually made the video myself. my company wasn't necessarily onboard initially. they didn't necessarily disagree with the message that they were worrying about putting out an ad like that.

liz: let me ask you what made you want to do its? >> i saw the gillette from i feel like there's a history in recent years of a narrative towards men and i don't think it's helping men and i don't think it's helping women. i saw the gillette ad come out with the term toxic masculinity and my reaction was trying to do something positive. i don't know if that's the right way to go about it. my initial reaction was i felt like i needed to do something. liz: what's been the reaction? >> incredibly positive from an overwhelming number of people which means a lot just from attention of putting it out. we got thousands of e-mails. if you really think about it when was the last time a message like this was put out? i personally can't egg of one so it meant a lot to a lot of people which is really what i wanted. liz: was very negative reaction to its? >> yes. liz: who was reacting negatively?

>> there were people sending in e-mails saying nasty things. making accusations that i support certain activities which are disgusting in my opinion saying that by dismissing the gillette ad i'm supporting all these people. liz: you're not saying that at all. >> this goes to bigger statement about how things are nowadays worse to take sides kind of world. it doesn't have to be that way. i feel like we can support men put out positive messages for men and support women. i think we have to start treating each other like individuals and inspiring people and i wanted to show men do sacrifice for vast majority of men want to be good and when we are feeding men that message on a sentimental level of masculinity its toxic. that will create a reactive state and i don't think erected state will benefit anyone. liz: masculinity is not

fundamentally toxic. >> we should start looking at people as individuals and their individuals who have done terrible things and they have to be called out that our general broadbrush, we can't do that. we can't do it for any group so i don't think it's healthy and i think if you want to effect positive change the way to do that is a positive messages. liz: i encourage people to watch the whole at. i have firefighters and my family and firstly my mom never knew her father. he died when she was one and my grandma was pregnant with my aunt. when i saw what you were trying to do like got it and you were saying a lot of people got it and it resonated. >> many people got it and i think the ones who didn't again i feel like if they are listening to this that they can understand i'm not trying to dismiss the other end of it.

it's absolutely necessary to talk about those things. i think there's not been a positive message celebrating men's masculinity and showing how much good he can do inside as well and that we can still call out those individuals. liz: ilan srulovicz watch ceo. come back again. the federal government says there's a 63 group with 9000 migrants coming crossed the border since october. more on that story coming up. stay right there. ♪ vanishing deductible, you can... ♪ ♪ earn $100... ♪ earn $100 off... ♪ off your deductible. ♪ deductible. ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ ♪ for every-- for every-- ♪ ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ what are you-- what key are you in? "e." no, no, go to "g." "g" will be too high. not for me. ♪ vanishing deductible. oh, gosh. sweet, sweet.

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liz: u.s. customs and border patrol reporting 53 large migrant groups notalling 9,000 -- totaling 9,000 people have crossed the border since october. >> this is a serious problem we are faced with. not only are these caravans coming through, but some of them are bringing drugs along into the care vans. also as the caravans serving as a diversion where we have to have so many of our border people focused on where they are coming in, the drug smugglers are working their way around that. david: a border patrol agent was

interviewed reporting that this is the worst crisis this border patrol individual has ever seen. do you agree? >> there is no question. they are standing at the border throwing rocks at our border patrol. we need a wall and the american people get it. despite nancy pelosi and chuck schumer telling the experts we don't need a wall and it's not effective it's like having an administrator in a hospital telling the heart surgeons how to do surgery. it's ridiculous. liz: if the democrats say there is no problem and they have their own solutions, do they end up owning the crisis? >> yes, they do. they already voted for the walls in the past. this is all about politics, and

everybody knows it. but we are at a point where the president who has been the only adult in this whole debate is saying you have got three weeks. they said they wanted to negotiate. open the government, we'll negotiate to get the wall and the border security. well, the president has done it now because he cares about the people who have been out of work, unlike nancy pelosi, and he care about the angel moms and dads who have lost loved ones. so he has got the 3-week period. now we'll find out. was this a political ploy on the part of the democrats which we see time and time again? or are they going to do what's right for the american people? liz: he may declare a national emergency to get funds for the wall. thank you for having us in your homes. and thank you for watching. we'll have much more news for you monday. lou dobbs is next right here on

the fox business network. have a good weekend. lou: good evening. our top story. president trump ended the government shutdown, agreeing to reopen government without first securing funding for the border wall. president trump: i'm proud to announce we reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. i have a very powerful alternative but i didn't want to use it at this time. after 36 days of spirited debate and dialogue, i have seen and heard from enough democrats and republicans that they are willing to