border. tomorrow in the state of the union the president will call for an end to bipartisanship in a divide nation. trish: breaking tonight. a revolution just 3 hours from miami. a revolution for freedom, democracy, capitalism and equality. this evening, the president of the united states of america putting venezuela's brutal socialist dictator nicolas maduro on notice. president trump warning military intervention is indeed an option. the stern warning comes as tens of thousands of protesters take to the streets demanding the resignation of nicolas maduro. i'm talking to the opposition

party's new ambassador to the united states from venezuela, carlos vecchio. back home in this country the far left is refusing to see the dangers of socialism. michael moore says the democrats need to embrace the face of alexandria ocasio-cortez as the new face of the party. the migrant caravan that departed from honduras last month reaching our southern border on the eve of the president's state of the union address. will he declare a state of emergency to get his border wall? this is "trish regan primetime." and we are on it now. breaking tonight, president trump reiterating what edtold me last week, that all options are

on the table when it comes to helping the venezuelan people. what what would make you use the u.s. military in venezuela. president trump: it's an option. trish: this as socialist dictator nicolas maduro warns his lands be takenned with blood if the u.s. intervenes. in this video saying 90% of the armed forces are not on maduro's side. this has european nations recognize juan guaido as the interim president. bringing in major general bob

scales. how big a deal is this that you have the guy who runs the air force saying i'm switching sides? >> it's a big deal. but let's put it in perspective. for whatever reason, venezuela has 2,000 generals on the rolls. they are running sex trafficking and syndicates. for the most of part these aren't military men. they are thugs in uniform. if you are going to get to military, the way you get to them is from the bottom up. it's the rank and file, the private sergeants and corporals whose families are starving is where this military inyou are ex is going to -- military inyou aris goingto happen.

trish: it happened from my sources on the ground and juan guaido is saying 90% of the rank and file, they are on his side. so why doesn't that translate into an actual change in maduro's palace? >> i think it will. it's so huge in venezuela that frankly this has such momentum whether from the military or general population, or the international community. this whole wave of changes seems to be inevitable. trish: in other word, the train has left the station. you have maduro saying the president of the united states is going to have blood on his hands if he intervenes. he claims by the way, to point out that he wants new elections. it turns out those new elections

are just his way of trying to unseat guaido. he came out over the weekend and said he would like new assembly elections. they he would like them to be early because he's trying to rig the elections so he can get the opposition members out. he's hang on by a thread and he's still hanging on. this guy has trouble taking a hint, shall we say. how do we make it and they make it more known? how does he move aside? >> well, first of all, he wants those elections to be overseen by russia. that tells you how legitimate that is. let me do a shout-out for the president. i have been in the strategy business for a long time. the way he handled it up until now has been brilliant. he talks about the military as an option. but what are the main forces he's using? he's using diplomacy, finance,

and rips with allies in the region. he's building bridge with the opposition. he's establishing a personal relationship with guaido. this is a very subtle and skillful way's working to move maduro out but to do it bloodlessly if he can, trish. trish: the sanctions, you need those sanctions, and i am a big believer in sanctions. they are making it difficult for nicolas maduro and his cronies to continue living high off the hog. you have got those sanctions, but they also hurt the people. not much of it, but some of it made its way in the form of food and other rations to the people. without those rations going to them, candidates say they are going to offer $52 million in humanitarian aid. they want the americans' help. they want juan guaido.

right now they want nicolas maduro gone. what happens this goes on for another month and they are saying to themselves, i was living on $3 a month, now i get 50 cents and things are even worse. >> the administration is being proactive. where is that aid going to go? it will the go in three entry points along clom yams borders. this is a chance for the united states to show its face and offer additional assistance and helping guard some of this assistance and push it into venezuela. think about how maduro is going to react to having hundreds of tons of supplies dumped into his laps on the border of venezuela and he can't even feed his own soldiers. this is being done as an information campaign and being done very, very well.

trish: strategically. let me ask you about russia. people say why should we care about venezuela. i thought president trump wasn't going to go around the world putting into other -- butting into other people's business. why do you care about venezuela? >> russia has been trying to get a foothold into venezuela for 50 years. this is a way to put a stick in the eye of the president. but i'm worried about the damn cubans. maduro would have been gone a long time ago it wasn't for the cubans taking over his intelligence service and military and a lot of his executions quads being trained by the cubans. the cubans are as much a problem venezuela as are the russians. and the chinese are just trying to get their money back, trish. trish: the best way for the

chinese to get their money back is to help us help the venezuelan people and make sure democracy and capitalism are introduced in what was really a great country and still has the ability to be one. general scales, it's very good to have your insight. thank you. fears that not since 1962 have we had such enemy forces near our shore. according to one report venezuela has amassed 5,000 of these things. long-range russian-made surface-to-air missiles. these pictures are courtesy of reuters. with russia on his side, the socialist dictator, nicolas maduro is reducing to budge. with me right now, someone with special insight into the kremlin's thinking on this

issue. russian financier, max im it's good to see you again. what do you know about these weapons? >> not much. but you know, in my view, there is more smoke around the situation. i think the reason is taken by the kremlin to show commitment, political and strategic and that will continue. we'll see a little bit of smoke but have very little reality on the ground. trish: why do that? it's right here in our backyard. why interfere with venezuela when we made it clear. maxim, the people have made it clear they don't want maduro in

that seat. >> you know, you are right and wrong. remember the situation in iraq in the middle east. so you have all the states very noble and right in many ways right octoberives. but the i am plumme -- but the implementation is a disaster. so you can bring better results than we have now. trish: i looked -- i pored through the statistics in venezuela. i think anyone at this point with you max would be better down there it's such a disaster. 90% of the people are living in poverty. it's been a 20-year failed,

miserable economic experience. clearly the worst in modern history. they say it's the devil you know versus the devil you don't know. in this case i would say the devil i don't know would be better running things. >> before the destruction of libya, it was very bad, it was a dictatorship, it was awful, ugly. but what do we have afterwards. it's 10 times worse. so what we are worried about is not democracy, we are worried about what can result from noble actions of the u.s. administration. trish: so you fear civil war. >> we do fear civil war, and we fear what is the interest of other great powers such as russia, china, turkey will be

ignored completely as usual. trish: i understand that you guys would like to have a hand in things down there. obviously it's a very -- potentially profitable place given the oil region. but theoretically you would have that opportunity, if they opened up their economy so that the u.s., russia, anybody could come in that had a dollar to spend. >> with ukraine and europe. why not do ukraine between the european union and russia. let's sign a treaty between the e.u. and customs union. let's not develop nato. let's make mutually arranged security treaty that would fit into everybody for the freedom of mind and development.

trish: is that what this is about? saying if you stay out of ukraine i will stay out of venezuela and we can call it a deal? >> no, no. it's all about let's sit down and try to take everybody's interests into consideration. find some compromise. and rather than making decisions unilaterally be even if you are probably the most of advanced and most of developed country in the world. trish: maxim, it's always good to get your perspective. a new migrant caravan reaching our southern border on the each of president trump's state of the union address. the democrats have chosen stacy abrams to deliver the democrats' response. they choose a far left democrat, a woman who says she is not

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trish: new tonight, a new migrant caravan heading towards our southern border. by the way, i will be watching all of it. neil cavuto will be and i keerg our live coverage and yours truly at 11:00 p.m. eastern with full analysis. so tune in for a special edition of "trish regan primetime." this is amid growing speculation

that the president will declare a national emergency to secure the fund he needs to build the wall. you have stacey abrams being chosen to deliver the official response from the democrats. someone who has had controversial opinions on illegal immigrants? take a peek. >> what cities decide is so specific to allow for people to be participants in the process without it undermining our democratic ethics saying you need to be a citizen. >> so i would be supportive non-citizens voting? >> i wouldn't oppose it. trish: can you vacation in mexico and vote in their election. deneen borelli, what kind of alternative universe are we living in that someone believes

you can come here illegally and participate in our elections is the spokesman for democratic party after the state of the union address. >> with stacey abrams, she is sending the wrong message to people who want to come here illegally and for people who are here illegally. it's not an option for them to be able to vote in any way, shape or form on anything in our country because they are here illegally. only law abiding legal citizens should have the right to vote in the united states of america. stacey abrams is clearly sending the wrong message. that's what we keep hearing from the left. because we keep hearing more and more from the left. trish: i'm trying to give a little bit of advice here. i grew up irish catholic. my extended family, you were

irish like you were catholic like you were a democrat. it wind hand in hand. but that democratic party that once had such a hold on america and represented the middle class, that's gone. and now you have got people like stacey abrams saying we should allow illegals to vote. what happened and do you run the risk in the democratic party of not being electable because you have become to out of touch with the everyday folks? >> no, trish, i don't think that's the case at all. i think the issue is the president in deep political peril. a president who staked his entire presidency on a border wall that the majority of the american people don't want. trish: that's another conversation. i'm asking you specifically about the likes of stacey abrams and you can throw alexandria

ocasio-cortez in there. those people who are so extreme and out of sync with where the center of the country is and where the democratic party once was. how will you get elected with people like that. >> i don't sight as the crisis you do. i think that this is a country that welcomes immigrants. we are a pro immigrant nation and i don't think this is dragging the democratic party to the left in any real way. i think you see more diversity in the democratic party than you ever have. the country's demographics are changing. i don't see that as a huge problem. trish: let the record show, and deneen, people on the left are trying to paint conservatives as anti-immigrant. that's not the case. if everybody were to try to be an adult about this, we would be work on meaningful immigration

reform. it's desperately needed. part of that is more security and more ports of entry and a system to streamline this so we don't have the bad guys coming in and don't continue to put women and children in such harm's way as we do through the law of unintended consequences when they try to come here. >> i agree with everything you just said. first and foremost we are a country of laws, not a country of men. come here legally. the left will say anything about republicans that we don't want people to come here from different parts of the world. that's ridiculous. we want them to come here legally. period, end of story. the migrant caravans come here and we had ms-13 gang members apprehended on our southern

beard week or two ago. trish: adam are necessity really asking for so much? >> i don't disagree with you, trish. actually nancy pelosi and the democrats to the tune of $22 billion are talking seriously about border security. they are just not talking about a border wall it's a myth the democrats don't want border security. we do, i do. trish: thank you, adam, thank you, deneen. liberal filmmaker michael moore says alexandria ocasio-cortez is the leader of the democratic party and it's time for the party to embrace her. that's not all. wait until you hear why michael moore thinks our constitution need to be changed. virginia governor ralph northam

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trish: really? this woman is who michael moore and his cohorts want to be the leader of their movement. she wants him to run for president? is he work for the russians? seriously ocasio-cortez as the so-called face of the party, you know what? that's music to vladimir putin's year. you get the point. music to putin's ears. it's perfect for anyone trying to disrupt our system. she is a self-proclaimed socialist. let me be very clear. if you had ever a little doubt, i can fully assure you socialism is never a path that end well. venezuela. the most of recent country to suffer the total failure of socialism it's now officially

the most of failed economic experiment in modern history. inflation to top 10 million percent. venezuela has learned the hard way. what we here in the united states should know, but apparently aoc doesn't. socialism doesn't work it leads to corruption and eventually in a place like venezuela or cuba, a criminal state. so michael moore, enjoy it while you can. i am sure vladimir will, too. but as we watch this chaos in the streets of venezuela. as americans we cannot and we will not allow it to happen here. here with me right now to react, former governor and senator from

new hampshire, my good friptd -- good friend, judd gregg. >> this is my first skype experience. trish: we have been use it a lot. sir, what do you make of this fascination right now that i keep calling it the alt-left. it's not the democratic party that i remember growing up with. it's not the democratic party that my father grew up with and my family. it's not that sort of let's trite and coffer out a place for the working middle class it's a party look toward things like socialism saying this is a future that would work here. what do you make of it. given your experience and the things you have seen in politics. the left's fascination with socialism right now? >> well, it's more than a

fascination. it's a complete embrace of socialism as a concept. if you look at the people running for president or announced they are going to run for president. they are running to the left and trying to get very far left of bernie sanders. bernie sanders ran as a socialist. he is a socialist. i like bernie because he admits who he is. he's from vermont. when he was elected in vermont, he was a socialist. you have the entire democratic presidential field running to the left of bernie sanders. the way i describe, the party jumped the rails. this party was representative of a large segment of the american population that believed in opportunity, the market-oriented system giving people an opportunity for entrepreneurship. they abandoned that for some reason. and socialism which has failed

every where it has been tried and failed miss aably recently in venezuela and cuba. but before that it brought massive heartache, disruption and death as a result of the so yet and mont and mao zedong sys. socialism produces less opportunity and reduces the zan standard of living for everybody. america has always been about taking advantage of an individual's ability to create an entrepreneurial spirit. that's what attracts people to america. it's called opportunity. that's abandoned by the democratic leadership. trish: i agree wholeheartedly

with you. there seems to be a lot of major media doesn't like the coverage of venezuela. we have been hitting it hard over and over again every night. this is a case study. isn't there something intrins toik socialism. when you limit people's opportunities and limit those freedoms and dreams. you wind up with corruption down the road. >> that's been the case in almost every country that pursued it. you have a criminal cabal running in venezuela, a bunch of thugs living on drug money and stealing from the people of venezuela through the government. and you had that in cuba for years. we basically have a communist family dictatorship. margaret thatcher said it well when she said the only problem with socialism is at some point you run out of other people's money to spend. you can build opportunity and

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trish: virginia governor ralph northam refusing calls for his resignation over racist photos in his yearbook. he says he's not one of the students in the photographs. congressman ben klein is calling for him to resign. first he says, yep, that was me. one of those people. happened to be me in now he says no, not me. this picture was still on his page. it's almost as though he ought to know if there is a picture like that that might exist much you, and he said yes, it's me. how is he changing his story now? >> i was disappointed to learn about the photo in his medical

yearbook this weekend. i watched the press conference. it's very saddening to see that happen. the activities in the picture -- i grew up in the 80s in virginia. nobody wore black face or dressed up in kkk robes. it just wasn't done. to see that happen, it's unacceptable behavior. the governor is -- he does need to step down. he is the leader of the commonwealth. and we are fighting against other states to bring jobs to virginia. trish: when i first saw that photo, i thought was that from 1940-something? it's from a guy who ought to know better. and if i were an african-american in his state, i wouldn't trust him. i wouldn't trust him knowing

that he thought something like that was amusing enough to put on a medical yearbook page. it seems to me that the only natural move at this point is to resign. and he may have just dug himself in deeper by change his story 50 times. >> for the future of the commonwealth, we are competing against a bunch of other high-tech states. we have a great high-tech sector in northern virginia. we just landed amazon and we have to keep that momentum going. trish: this is not a good presentation for all those companies interested in doing business in virginia. this is bad stuff. are you surprised by the timing of this? do you think it is -- everything is politically motivated it seems. it's unfortunate that is the world we live in. but there are people out to get the democrats in your state.

specifically him. and now as lieutenant governor, he's in a lot of stuff as well. >> there is a lot of in-fighting in the democratic party. nothing surprises me anymore. i look forward to hearing from the president tomorrow about his vision for the country and his actions regarding trade and bringing jobs to this country. we are optimistic. trish: new tonight. venezuela's socialist dictator nicolas maduro remaining defiant despite tens of thousands of protesters all over the country demanding his resignation. coming up, my interview with a freedom fighter who says maduro's days are numbered. ♪ carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee?

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anywhere. nicolas maduro remains defiant even as a slew of european nations join the rest of the free world and the united states in recognizing warm guaido as the interim president of venezuela. joining us, the ambassador to the united states, carlos vecchio. what has happened in terms of the protests in the last 24 hours. the people in the streets of caracas. what are you hearing from them? >> they are on the streets, and they will continue on the streets until we recover our democracy. we have massive demonstrations, and not only caracas the capital. we have demonstrations in different parts of venezuela, and the small villages and

towns. this gives you a sense of where we are. spirit of change of the people of venezuela. and the hope we have to recover our democracy. this is a movement made by venezuela. they are the true leaders of this movement. i am confident our people will remain strong in order to achieve our freedom again. trish: you have seen some success. there was one general that stepped aside. but you need more. juan guaido is saying most of of the rank and file in the military is on the side of the opposition. on the side of liberty. but nicolas maduro is changing to power. how does this transition happen? and can it happen fast enough? >> i don't have a crystal ball. but i can tell you we need to

keep pushing to re-resist it. this could extend the agony, but never will be able to stop the change. that's what we have right now. we have the people, the leadership of juan guaido and the support of the national assembly. and we have the support of the international community. and it's important to mention today is an important day for us. we received many -- the support of many european countries. to our base and supporters. so you need to be in the right side of this situation. and maduro is not going anywhere. and it's much better to be on the side of the venezuelan people look for a change. we need to keep pushing on putting on the pressure to find

a solution. trish: what are you and juan guaido and the opposition offering to nicolas maduro and to leaders of the military to have them make a, shall we say with, graceful under the circumstances, exit to a place far far away from venezuela? >> this is something we have discussed openly. we want to find a peaceful solution. we need to stop t offering of the people. 0 years have passed. we need to stop this. that's why we are pushing to find the solution and negotiate. trish: he is telling the russian media he'll negotiate with the opposition. >> no, no. we don't want fake dialogue.

so we have our agenda so clear. we need to end the ursurpation ofma maduro. the we requested the international community, particularly in the u.s. so we'll receive that on the border of colombia and we are planning to send that humanitarian aid to venezuela. the military will have to decide whether to be with the regime or the people suffering and needing food or medicine in our country. so we'll produce more pressure on the maduro regime.

trish: it's just remarkable what you all are doing. i applaud you for all of it. it's uplifting to see that fight for democracy and that passion for democracy. carlos vecchio, thank you so much. hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands?

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