follow me on twitter @loudobbs, follow me on twitter and instagram. good night from new york. trish: breaking this evening. juan guaido says his wife and instant daughter were confronted at their home by nicolas maduro's special forces while he was out rallying supporters. i'll talk exclusively to someone who is still a target of pla duro's special forces. she has ton confronted the

secret police head-on. and she has the video. find out exactly what happened here and how common maduro's thugs really are. the danger they represent to the venezuelan people. she is a force for capitalism and she is here. plus, remember when the democratic party sounded like this? >> across the board top to bottom cuts in corporate and personal income taxes. it will include long-needed tax reform that logic and equity demands. trish: how far off the path the left has gotten. i will set the record straight. we have a big show coming up. primetime begins right now.

breaking right now. the man the u.s. recognizes as the president of venezuela, juan guaido, says he and his family refuse to be intimidated by the thuggish tactics of socialist dictator nicolas maduro. hours ago guaido revealing one of the units of maduro's special police showed up at his family's apartment asking for his wife who was at home with their infant daughter. you are looking at video of juan guaido with his wife and daughter. they have been reunited. it's been an incredibly few days and years give what he's living under. guaido was at a political rally at the time. but he tweeted out, at this moment the special police are in my family home. i will hold nicolas maduro

responsible for my daughter's safety, as he should. two days ago in his first american television interview, i asked juan guaido if he was worried that nicolas maduro was coming for him. you don't have any fear for your own life? [speaking spanish] >> [through the interpreter] yes, they have threatened my family and unfortunately i'm not the only one. there are over 200 political prisoners. trish: are these intimidation tactics routine for the maduro regime. let's' ask my next -- let's ask my next guest, a freedom fighter for democracy.

good to have you here. >> thank you very much. i thank you for the opportunity you are giving me to convey to the american people what is going none our country. we want freedom for venezuela that we are building and growing strong. trish: it's an important story. as americans, we stand on the side of what's right. and we stand for freedom. and we want you and all of your people to have that. but nicolas maduro right now is under threat. he's increasingly isolated. his only friend are the russians and iranians. the chinese a little bit. the cubans, hezbollah. who are these special police? is juan guaido in danger right now? >> certainly.

anything left is violence, oppression and fear. but we are far beyond the point of no return. maduro should watch out before doing anything to juan guaido. not only because of the warnings he received from the international community. but because of the support he has got from the citizens. this could trigger the army and the armed forces and he doesn't want that to happen. he should be aware before touching juan guaido. trish: john bolton here in the u.s. made that message very clear. if you mess with juan guaido, you are messing with the united states. you have been an agitator there, you have been an activist. you have been in politics. you are no fan of maduro and you were no fan of chavez.

do you fear you will be thrown in jail? >> that's the threat we have received every day. they threatened our kids. they hurt us. and they follow us every single day and they come to our home. trish: they follow you? we saw some video, you are one tough lady. you got out of the car you said wait a second, what are you doing following me? they said we are making sure you are safe. you said i don't need any security. they weren't there to make you safe, were they? >> they follow me every single time i put a foot out of caracas. i can't fly commercial airplanes because they were instructed that they will lose their

license. so i have to travel by car all over venezuela. everywhere i go they follow us. the intention to get us threatened or fear. i feel the support from our people has increased so much, and every time i have a chance to speak to those officials, for the families and their kids. things have changed in recent times. trish: what's the morale like? i saw all the people on the streets it was incredible. my sources in venezuela are saying saturday will be even bigger. what are you hearing from all the people you talk to? >> absolutely. it's different this time. we know we have the support of the international community that's welcoming venezuela back. we know that maduro has run out

of resources of money, and we know that one thing, i can tell you, for sure that. the soldiers certainly do not support or recognize maduro as the leader. we are in a different moment. we need to move ahead. we believe it's important that everybody understand this is a group that will do anything to stay in power. they need to be forced out. that's exactly what we are doing. trish: there is a lot of pressure the international community. let me ask you this. if you are successful and juan guaido is able to call for elections, proper elections,

would you consider running? >> absolutely yes. trish: we'll be watching. we hope you get that opportunity, maria. thank you. my next guest used to any venezuela until he and his family fled for their lives in 2016. daniel d'martino is a college student. why did your family live? >> thank you for having me. yes, what's going on in venezuela right now is what i would call a slow motion genocide. venezuelans -- 400,000 venezuelans have died since the dictatorship has been in place since 1999. i can't tell you exactly how many people have died because of the protests and tortures.

this is a crime they have cause. trish: what was it like as a kid, and how did it change. you are still a kid, by the way, but when you were really little and you lived there, what was the change over the course your life? you must have been just a teenager when you left. >> yes, of course. even when i was a child, my family arounded from a robbery at our -- family suffered from a robbery at my house. i went back to my high school to visit some of my professors. they were protesting that moment and the national guard with large weapons started circling around our school intimidating us. they wanted young people like me and my classmates to not go to the protests. they were basically threatening us. trish: a lot of this movement

has been led by young folks. juan guaido himself only 35 years old. juan guaido told us on this program that children as young as 12 years old out in the treats protesting with their parents have been hauled off to jail. is that something you believe that regime would do? >> i can definitely tell you i believe it, even though it is something i don't think should be happening anywhere in the world. there are reports that the government is taking children from school be kidnapping them, and torturing them, and there are videos online to see water tiewrs they are doing. this is no secret. it's publicly available. the maduro regime is not going to stop. the only way to stop them is by force. i call personally because this is what i have been researching

ander other dictatorship in the world. maduro will not quit. the only way guaido will stop him is to call for colombia and the united states to help us. they just need for guaido to call them. trish: i think a lot of them are willing and they are trying hard to make sure venezuela does have that freedom. brand-new video as migrants pushing and shoving one another as they desperately try to board buses to come to our country. many of them were for border security, amazing how that happens. i will tell you how a fringe element is taking over the democratic party. democrats are moving way left. my warning for the country straight ahead. as a fitness junkie, i customize everything -

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trish: new tonight. i want you to see these images. take a look at this screen. these are migrants trying to force their way on to buses in mexico city. mexico is paying for these

buses. they are the ones paying the bill and they are trying to ship the migrants north toward the united states because they don't want to deal with them. it's easier to ship them on our way. all of this as nancy pelosi insists we can't afford this wall. the president is doubling down saying this is a humanitarian crisis. >> there is not going to be any wall money in the legislation. however, if they have some suggestions about certain locality where technology, some infrastructure at the ports of entry. some roads. that's part of the negotiations. president trump: if there is no wallet doesn't work. she is just playing games. trish: national border patrol

president, brandon judd. i'm getting a little fatigued by it. what is it that nancy pelosi needs to understand and the rest of the democrats right now? we are talking about a group of people who once believed in some kind of wall. maybe a fence. what do they need to know so we can get this whole thing done? >> it's interesting that nancy pelosi was all for president barack obama building physical barriers, walls. and the democrats were all for president clinton building fences and barriers. this is the only administration in the last 20 years that has not been given any funding by the democrats to protect the sovereign tough our nation. president trump's interest is the welfare and well-being of the united states and the citizens of this great country. you have to aloud him for that

and -- you have to applaud him for that and work with him. trish: what's wrong with saying, okay, we'll put 5.7 billion for the wall, then we'llalgate -- then we'll allocate other funds to make this process easier for the good people that want to come here. >> stop using common sense. if you do that, you are going to drive yourself crazy. trish: it many politics. it's strictly about 2020 and what they think their base is going to go for. they are look forward to that. trish: are they missing something on that? they think their base doesn't care. i would challenge that because i think most of americans, if you have live in your high-rise in new york city or fancy place out in malibu, maybe you don't care

so much about this. but i would bet that a lot of americans elsewhere in this country don't like the idea of people coming here illegally and saying sure, come on in. >> i couldn't agree with you more. the american public has spoken very loudly that they want border security. nancy pelosi is going to try and pitch her ideas are border stuart. but we'll tell you what she is coming up with is not border security. we need physical barriers. we need the manpower and technology. we have to take a holistic approach to what we need. and if we do that we'll achieve border security. if we don't, this debate will continue to rage year in and year out. trish: like little kids.

i don't want to give you this because you want it. even though i wanted it before. we'll play it again and again and again every single night. people need to know, this is what the democrats once thought. >> it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit 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, undocumented, 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: imagine that. what happened to those dems?

>> continue to play toes clips, please do that. let the american public know the hypocrisy that exists in washington, d.c. allow us to get the resources we need to secure that border. and that's what we appreciate. the border patrol agents appreciate you shedding a light on this topic so we can secure the border. trish: i keep playing it. for those viewers saying are you going to play it again snrp i promise you i will play it again because it's critical we remember this is about not giving someone they want. we are better than that. we ought to be anyway. coming up, we'll have more on the venezuelan crisis. plus i wonder if you knew which president pushed for tax cuts on corporations and individuals. you think it's president trump

or president reagan. what if i tell you it's a democrat. next.

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>> the middle class is shrinking. got a lot of people in poverty. the people on top are doing very, very well. it's not wrong to say to those people you are going have to start paying your fair share of taxes. >> this is brand-new. we have a situation in our country where just recently this administration passed a tax bill that benefits big corporations and the top 1% to the exclusion of supporting working families. and that's unconscionable. trish: it's not just conservatives under fire, but the traditional democratic party. the alt-left is trying to

reinvent this nation, reinvent our economy. and in doing so, the alt-left seeks to squash the values that make us americans. think about it. our freedom. our freedom to dream, our freedom to achieve. it -- if the somethingists get their way. that's what they are right now. the alt-left. we'll be work for them. they will take our money. they will redistribute as they see fit. alexandria ocasio-cortez says she wants to pour everything into climate change research. the voices of the individuals that care so much for this great nation, they will no longer be heard. this is a recent phenomenon. the democratic party historically wasn't like this.

i would argue that a lot of the policies that set our economy on a better course, they originated in the democratic party and jfk. maybe they didn't originate. but they were implemented by the democratic party and jfk. i group in an irish catholic family. and you were a democrat like you were irish and catholic, especially because much jfk. but the part that my -- the party that my family once identified with is gone. this is a 1962 speech from jfk. you know what? it's not a lot different than what we hear today from the president. watch. >> the right time to make tax cuts both for your family budget and the national budget, a creative tax cut, creating more

jobs with incomes and eventually more revenue. president trump: we'll discuss our massive tax cuts that are growing paychecks all across the country. >> it will include across the board top to bottom cuts in personal and business income taxes. president trump: there is enthusiasm like never before. companies from all over the world are coming back to the united states. >> every dollar released from taxation that is invested will help create new jobs and a new salary. president trump: over 5 million workers have already received a tax cut bonus, a pay raise or new job thanks to these massive tax cuts. trish: you see, cutting taxes doesn't need to be political. just economic. my warning goes out to everyone in america. do not let our country be taken

over by the extreme anything. the left has gone too far. they need a reality check. and it's up to every single one of us to provide it before it's too late. here with me now to react to all of this. we have congress of racial pea quality leader niger innis. if jfk showed up today in politics in the united states of america, would he be welcomes as a democrat? >> he would be run out on the rails like howard schultz was who is a liberal, but a liberal with sanity. jfk would absolutely not be welcome by a party that is identity politics obsessed. that is hateful of capitalism. that is con tell to youous of our u.s. constitution.

of our founding father and founding documents. jfk certainly would not be welcome. rfk who was thought to be more liberal in terms of foreign policy and the vietnam war. even rfk would not recognize the identity-obsessed politics of today's democrat party. trish: how has that happened in do they realize that's how they get votes? i think it's an important political case study in what happens when you allow the socialism to just run rampant and get out of control. ultimately maduro the capitalist when it comes to himself. he's there trying to ship gold out of the country for himself. >> most of politburo elites are

for themselves. but the rest of the country they rule with an author tea d authoritarian fist. ocasio-cortez i call ideologically the granddaughter of fidel castro. her green deal masquerade is warned over communism. trish: why do they think it's going to work? they give you just enough free stuff to keep you getting more. what is the appeal? >> what is the old saying? i would rather teach a man or woman to fish on their own than just keep feeding them fish. part of is is the base political pandering for votes. but part of it is a deep anger

and hatred towards our cap tallist economy. toward our founding documents and toward our constitution. which is most of unfortunate. i would welcome them all to take a road trip to caracas, venezuela, and other failed socialist experiments that just don't -- if there is anything the last century taught us. it's that free markets, free people, liberty works. trish: i don't see all those people in mexico jumping on those buss to go to venezuela. they want to come here. they want to come to the capitalist nation. i know capitalism is not perfect. our middle class has gotten short changed. but the answer is not to give more free stuff to keep everyone low. the problem with all that is it prevents people from moving ahead. somebody has to pay for it.

i am very worried about the country right now. niger, are you? >> i'm very troubled. but thank goodness for folks like you and fox business network that promotes free markets and capitalism. the immigration problem we have on our southern border is not the only crisis in our hemisphere. you certainly know this. you covered this. in venezuela you have an immigration crisis, too. they are not meeting there socialist paradise of venezuela. they are going next door to a freer colombia. colombia and brazil. they have a serious humanitarian crisis and refugee crisis as people in downtown caracas, they are dig ou -- dig out of garbage

cans to find food. they can't even buy toy threat paper. i welcome the far left wing in our country to see what our country would look like if they ever get their dream. trish: the mainstream media won't cover this story because they don't want to admit it doesn't work. niger innis, thank you very much. coming up. elizabeth warren wants medicare for all. and she wants to tax the high earners. but she is not a socialist. she says she is not a socialist. she supports capitalism. limitation. i think she is trying to have her cake and eat it too. he markt when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts

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next revolution" *. is she trying to have her cake and eat it, too? >> yeah. i don't know what she is trying to say. all of us who support capitalism agree you have some rules, product safety or whatever. but what does she mean by serious rules? because she wants to be vague about it we can look at her actions and what she support and opposed the last two years. she has been dead against all deet regulation the trump administration engaged in which produced enhanced growth and jobs and income. all the good things she says she is for, but she is against the deregulation. you can only assume she wants to put it back and probably add to it. she may say she is a capitalist. but anyone who wants to tie down businesses and entrepreneurs so

they can't focus on their job which is creating wealth. in the end, that's what socialism pro dpiews. >> she is a professor. or she was before she got into politics. what are the ideas she apparent -- one of the ideas she has apparently been proposing is a wealth tax. it's different than income. typically the toll significances say we are going to tax the wealthy. some of the people they define as wealthy are not necessarily wealthy by other standard. think about the cop and the teacher living in new york city. and they get thrown into a tax bracket that makes life pretty hard for them living in new york city. and that's wealthy to a lot of democrats. if you are sitting on $100 billion, maybe then you are wealthy. but if you are earning an income as a teacher and a cop are doing

in new york city, you are not wealthy. walk me through that continues between wealth and income and this idea of a wealth tax, if you would. whatever with works here. >> you know what? it reveals something about the left and about the direction. because it's just basically punitive. without doing anything positive to help the people they want to help. it can make you feel good that you are hitting the people at the top and the rich who are so wealthy. but how does it help anyone else? there are some real problems with the wait system has worked for people in lower incomes and ther middle class. but you don't help those people by bringing down those at the top. you don't make the poor richer by making the relationship poorer. the real gap is opportunity. americans understand there will always be a gap between the top and everyone else in a free

market system. only thing that make it acceptable to people is the idea everyone has the chance to climb that ladder of opportunity. that's what they should be focusing on. policies to lift people up. not bringing down people at the top. >> but then they are not as dependent. >> that's the bottom line, exactly. trish: do you think she has any shot at winning the democratic nomination? >> i don't see her as a frontrunner. i think she'll be influential in the debate. you can see that already in policy terms. but there is something about the way she comes across. there is an indefinable thing about candidates and there is something missing there. i can't quite put my finger on it. trish: kamala harris has a

little more of it, doesn't she? >> she comes across as strong and a leader. and i think again you may disagree with your policies, but i think she has got a better shot. but we haven't seen a lot of those rumored candidates get into the race yet. it's still early on. trish: do you think we'll see a mike bloomberg situation or howard schultz? >> i think howard schultz is doing republicans a favor. what he's doing is pointing out how extreme the democrats have become and he's making all the arguments that republicans would be making in the general election. he's just making already at the beginning of the process. trish: doing a good thing for america. >> good to have that debate. exactly. trish: you can catch steve on

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trish: speculation that the sudden appearance of a russian plane in an airport in caracas is there to transfer venezuelan gold from the country's central bank for dictator nicolas maduro. what is it doing there? joining me, russian financier -- tell me how to say your last name. i speak spanish but not russian. >> an american approach to russian reality. trish: how do you say it? why is that plane there?

>> it's more a political gesture to show commitment and impose a line in this country. and all in all we are talking about $17 billion u.s. dollars. it's a hedge against what might occur in the near future. trish: they want to get th the d out now while they still can? >> in a way. but i believe it's more of a political gesture and a financial move. trish: but it is to take gold back to russia? >> that's what we see in media, both in western and russian media. but nothing officially came out of the kremlin. >> you are saying it's a

political gesture as well. maybe they want to cover some of the losses if they are not successful and maduro is not successful. why do the rugs want maduro there and not juan guaido? >> to be honest, russia sees this altercation as a u.s.-inspired political change or coup. trish: really? that's what they think? that's an alternative universe. you have hundreds of thousands of people marching in the streets. why would the russians think that's okay? that's not what we stand for. that's not what anybody should want. >> you are obviously right and we understand the realities on the ground. but the society is divide and there are clear signs of some

kind of coordination between the position and the u.s. administration it's okay with one exception. the russian view with a similar strategic vision is denied. so the u.s. considers this part of the world to be its backyard and according to its strategic national interest. russia sees this as a denial of china, russia and other emerging great powers which is to seize their prime strategic interests of the united states. i think that's a dissuasion. trish: payback. we are active over there and they want to be active in our hemisphere because we are active over there?

>> there is an element here which is -- in the waive restructuring. the system where the u.s. is just one of the decision makers. one of the main players. trish: but we care about venezuela and we care about the people. there is the reality of oil there. it is the reality of strategically important people. we want our hemisphere to be filled with our friends. do you think that vladimir putin and company really understands how much we care and that he runs the risk of creating some kind of proxy war in latin america if he doesn't butt out? >> moscow needs some bargaining chips with the united states.

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