follow me on twitter and insta graham @loudobbstonight. good night from new york. trish: venezuela in chaos. that chaos escalating as nicolas maduro refuses to allow his people any humanitarian aid from the international community. i have exclusive new video showing the brutal length the socialist dictator is going to to make sure the military stays loyal to him. in this exclusive video watch as maduro loyalists try to provide speed rations of powdered milk with people effectively signing a loyalty pledge to maduro.

this is social i am at its worse. jack keane is here with the latest as we confront this threat. why nicolas maduro need to allow the humanitarian aid to be distributed and free the american hostages whose family you met here the other night. take a live look at he'll pass l paso, texas. once he's there he'll deliver a speech on the crisis at our border. we are bringing you all the developments. people "time" begins right now. socialist dictator nicolas maduro feeling the pressure at home and around the world as he

clings to his final days of power in venezuela. reports that maduro is searching for an escape route should he need to flee the country open short notice. his wife allegedly pushing him to have a plan b in place. does this mean his exit is imminent. joining me, retired four-star general jack keane. it's heating up and he has an opportunity, deal on the table courtesy of juan guaido, the man we recognize as president and courtesy of the international community. he could leave or play this out. >> he's demonstrating he still has a grip on power. clearly time is running out on

maduro. it's a very significant event with the european nations who gave him an opportunity to schedule another election. he chose not to do that. now they have joined the rise of international nations on the side of guaido and the people of venezuela. that's a step far in the international community. i think it's breting pressure on -- it's putting pressure on russia who is starting to have doubts that maduro can hold on to power. it's noteworthy that since this crisis began, vladimir putin has never said one word in support of maduro. right from the outset he understood this crisis would probably deepen and the pressure increase. as of yet, we have to note that the u.s. sanctions which it clearly is the right thing to

do, have not taken hold. like all sanctions as you know so well take time. when they take hold, we are going to find that noose getting tight around him, and the pressure getting on him as all sanctions are. they can still get gas at the gas pumps but eventually that isn't going to happen. trish: i think it will just be a few days about they won't be able to access that fuel. and they have to manage their diet like a war time diet because they don't know when they can eat again. the flip side is the people start to say once the sanctions kick in, maybe i was better off leg as miserably as i was with in duro in power than -- with

maduro in power than this challenge of juan guaido because now i have even less. what do we do in this interim time as we are waiting for maduro to go off to his villa on the beach? what do we do to make sure the people are taken care of? >> clearly humanitarian aid which is at their doorstep will likely become an issue. guaido can get people in the streets or that. here we have relief across the river in a warehouse. and i do believe for pressure to mount on maduro we need the people back in the streets. huge attention comes as a result of that. while the military and the police have taken lives out there, they never made a full-out attempt to clear the streets like assad and the

rawban --and the iranians have . we have an air force general who fled. we don't have any wholesale departure senior leaders. but you know the pressure has to be mounting on them as well. well. trish: can we do more? we committed $20 million in aid. i think we want to be careful about getting overly involved. but this is three hours from miami. and the rugs hav -- the russiane there, the iranians are there, the cubian cube -- the cubans ae there. if we don't see normalcy restored in venezuela, then it becomes' more our problem. >> if we conducted a military

operation to conduct a regime change then it would be our problem. i think the administration while they say all options are on the table, that's not in their mind a realistic option. but i do think the administration has handled this quite well. getting other nations to come out and support it. getting tough on sanctions. russia cannot afford to bail maduro out financially and is too far away to protect him or send troops in. it's not going to happen and they know that. while they enjoy the fact they made major investments in venezuela as they have done in other countries in our backyard, they are not going to do anything militarily to protect those investments. trish: i heard reports that

putin is a smart enough man to pick his battles. >> syria was closer to him ebb for that. he hadn't done anything like that for 35 years. but something in the western hemisphere not on the table. trish: -- much-needed food and medicine is being withheld from venezuela. soldiers blacked passage for the aid. this is the reality on the ground in venezuela. what you see here are supporters of the maduro regime offering to sell boxes of basic items like

milk powder. you can't even buy this stuff. you can't buy food there. in exchange for people promising to sign a petition saying the military will be held accountable if they abandon maduro. they are not allowed to get amnesty as juan guaido has arounded. you hear stories of little kid walking two hours to go to a church where they can get a bowl of bean soup. the population having to ration their food out. they are hoping to get a box of food to feed your family. they are saying we'll give it to you in exchange for your signature supporting maduro. >> it's tragic. there is no sign from maduro

that he'll accept the aid from other countries or us at all. people are facing starvation and disease. they are not getting their medicine. they are already pillaging and looting food trucks. trish: that's the video you are looking at right now. looting food trucks. i wonder if at some point people start saying, wait a second -- let me point out first, if you are near the border with colombia maybe you have a shot at getting that aid. but if you live far far away, you don't have a shot at getting that aid and there is no aid working its way through the country. you start to question whether this is going in the right direction.

>> right. then they are hearing his slogan loyal always, traitors never. it's heavy pressure on them. life or death and pressure of them being true to their country. >> it's big, bad americans coming in and the humanitarian aid is nothing but an invasion. >> if they take our aid, that they are beggars. it's imperial intervention. trish: where is unicef? do they need to be stepping up to the plate saying we as a charity, we care and we want to be there? >> absolutely. what are the people going to do? the people who can get to the border are selling their hair to make enough money to buy a few days food for their family. but options are running out as

each day passes. and then it's going to have to come from the other countries. trish: they are with us on this. we'll have more coming up on my ultimatum to nicolas maduro tonight. but sara, it's good to get your perspective along with the general. general. freshman congresswoman illan omar in hot water tonight. the democrat issued an apology of sorts following backlash she got from both parties. but wait until you hear what she said in that so-called apology.

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trish: freshman democratic congresswoman ilhan omar called out after anti-semitic tweets were left stiewg out in the open for a day and a half. a reporter asked her about she is surprised by the criticism to which she says she is always surprised. with the things she says, you would think -- so much for the

sensitivity. congresswoman omar sort of apologized not before her tweets her condemned by speaker pelosi. but her apology is not going over so well and it's getting pushback for its hypocrisy. representative omar says we all need to be able to think through criticism. then ends the apology attack the pro israel organization she attacked. she says it's all about the benjamins. joining me anthony green. i am going to tell you something, i almost didn't do this story tonight because i don't want this woman to have any more ink or credibility.

to me this is a nutty lady saying some nutty stuff. but then again it's important. and i'm going to give the democrats this. it's important that they call it out. i am wondering why they haven't called her out in the past. nancy pelosi is doing it now. does this mean maybe we can see a new kinds of sensitivity from some in leadership including this woman? >> i hope so, trish. these statements were profoundly offensive, totally wrong headed. if representative omar thinks this is the way to talk about israel. to start trafficking in anti-semitic tropes. this is low and has no place in the united states congress. if we are going to be resolute in our condemnation of bigot are

you we bert continue to press this issue. trish: it seems it's been almost okay to be as anti-semitic as so many on the left seem to be these days. this woman is the worst case example. but i don't understand that. and, you know, i think about some prominent democrats. they must be complicit. you think about chuck schumer and the people he represents in new york. for him to be at all sympathetic to that, i struggle with it. >> it's tough. i wondered if there would have been as quick a condemnation if we didn't have donald trump in the white house. it is troubling to me she didn't apologize until a public

condemnation from colleagues, injury colleagues of hers and the condemnation from house leadership. then i see her under cutting her apology. she is continuing to retweet people from others saying this is islamophobia. she is saying because she is muslim she is being attacked for her faith. it doesn't add up. it's disappointing because i don't think it holds water for her to continue to double down. trish: this is a woman who thinks we need to butt out of venezuela. she thinks hezbollah and russia and cuba and iran, they have it right and we have it wrong. i started to scratch my head and say what playbook is she working from? shouldn't her allegiance be to freedom and democracy and the

routes? i don't know if she is the best representative for your party right now. >> i don't disagree with you at all. you are talking to a scoop jackson democrat. but let me respond to something annika said. anti-semitism is on the right and it's been a growing problem on the left. it's insidious and wrong and the lines get blurred on both sides. i think representative omar is a test case in this country for how we deal with bigotry. she is a muslim woman who represents diversity and it under mines the cause when she says stuff like this. trish: it's the remember we are doing this story tonight. as much as you want to dismiss her and say she doesn't deserve the attention.

she does for the reasons you arctic late. i have been hearing from the people in venezuela, and night after night. and you have seen them. they are pleading for help an an end to neil cavuto's brutal socialist regime. i want them to know, america and the rest of the world, we stand with them. coming up, i'm issuing maduro an ultimatum. the clock is ticking for congress to strike a deal on border security. we'll take you to el paso, texas, where president trump just arrived and in a little bit he'll be making his case for a border wall. [cell phone rings] where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time...

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keys to the cell, if you believe in human rights and justice you can let them come back home. >> our life has been on hold and not be able to call your dad when you need something or just want to talk. it's been really difficult. >> i need my husband here. it's difficult. but i don't understand what happened. why? >> i miss him. trish: and you love him. >> so much. trish: a pretty emotional moment. the families of the hostages taken by nicolas maduro pleading for their freedom. for a chance to see their loved ones and tell them they love them. maduro kidnapped three americans and one green cardholder. they worked for citgo or pdvsa

which owns citgo. he took them 447 days ago. he duped them into coming to caracas for a business meeting. this is a crime. and you want to know what else is a crime? starving your people by not allowing them any access to humanitarian aid. what kind of person says he's for the people then sends his army to the board tore prevent the international community from giving food and medical supplies to those people? i showed you earlier in the show what nicolas maduro is doing. he's trying to manipulate the desperate people of venezuela. people who are starving. people who have nothing. he's manipulating them by offering food boxes in exchange for their loyalty. it's how horrible that is. your parents and your child is

starving, what do you do? he'he's manipulated his people r too long. in a country that arguably has some of the largest oil reserves in the world, the people are running out of fuel. they are running out of food. and they are running out of hope. maduro must step down and must allow the venezuelan people to hold fair, free elections. i would point out, dictators do not always have happy endings. but you know what? the united states and juan guaido, the man the united states recognizes as president, they have offered maduro an out. 18 days ago john bolton told me this. watch. >> what we would like is the peaceful transfer of power and

have maduro go live in a villa on a nice beach for the rest of his life. the assembly has grants amnesty already to most of military officers. trish: the opportunity to live a nice life on a beach somewhere far far away from venezuela. i'm going to tell you right now, i'm not sure how much longer that offer will exist. mr. maduro would be very wise to take that deal. here with me right now to react to all of this, former venezuelan diplomat, w isaiah medina. does he go? if so, how soon? >> trish, listen, i just don't have enough word to thank you and fox enough for giving the importance of this humanitarian

catastrophe on going in my country. i thank you, fox and president trump for your continued interest and support. trish: you are welcome. i made this point and i'll make it again for the viewers at home watching who might say why should we care about venezuela. as much as we care about the people, look, the reality is we are not entirely asal true stics altruistic as we would like to believe. it's three hours from miami. if we are not there, the russians are, the chinese are, the iranians are, hezbollah is. we want a peaceful good relationship with a strong venezuela where people have good economic opportunity. you have seen what happened

under the maduro regime. walk us through it. >> you could not be more correct in your assumptions. i have to tell you. if he has transformed a beautiful prosperous country into a nazi concentration camp. he has used and weaponized starvation and medicine scarcity against the civilian population to remain in power. newborn babies are dying every day and 60% to 70% of the mothers right after them in the next two weeks. we have people dprie d people dm diabetes. any chronic disease is a death sentence. it's not only a matter of a donation or a philanthropy act.

he has also give be room at least 40% of our territory is managed from terrorist organizations that are terrorizing the civilian population and pillaging our natural resources to sponsor international terrorism. imagine this. i want to share this with you on how accurate and acute president trump's vision is. imagine a massive 3.5 million forced displaced people which has already happened. tie the idea of 10,000 illegally acquired venezuelan passports that are known to be sold and issued. imagine these people walking through the u.s. american southern border. how many hezbollah operatives are able to do that?

trish: this is very real. and i brought the viewer into this story friday evening. and i did so because i have covered latin america for many years and spent some time in the tri-border region in paraguay where hezbollah is very active. when i was there 13 years ago reporting on this, i was getting intel that hezbollah was making their way to venezuela because it was a hospitable environment. they had in common they didn't like america and neither did chavez. in a lawless society, criminal gangs operate. whether it's farc, whether it's hezbollah, if you create that environment you are creating a hospitable, active environment for very bad players. you mentioned the passports.

what can you tell me about the passports. there have been reports and concerns about venezuela effectively selling identifications and selling birth certificates to iranians, including hezbollah fighters because it would enable them to move about the world more freely. >> this is what is interesting. i think you put your finger on the button here. the fertile ground for this transnational organized criminal organizations converging with international terrorism is a strong threat to the peace -- to the maintenance of peace and security in the region and a clear and present danger to the national security of the united states. they have been selling these passports which of course the passports are legal. the on problem is these people

are not venezuelans. so it's difficult for the intelligence community to detect these people, persons of interest, most of probably on the black list, at least 174 of them have been shown on the black list of terrorism around the world. so this is a very dissuasion. but then you have to add, 2,000 cuban agents have infiltrated our armed forces, and political and intelligence institutions. trish: you are basically being run by the cubans. let me ask you this, sir. you were at the u.s. security council. you know how things work. why hasn't the u.s. security council come in and said okay, enough, about maduro, take a hike? >> that's the second part of it. you have the financial clout of china.

you have the military footprint of russia. and both of them have investments in venezuela which should be an opportunity to be talking right now in the security council to the other p.-3 and mainly to the united states to build a bridge with our interim president juan guaido to come to an agreement on our investments. they have blocked so far different resolutions inside the security council. even above that you see turkey now and their blood, cold hunger, and you see iran behind many institutions and agreements and treaties with venezuela. and they also hunger. you seat rogue states and bad actors in one place. i can tell you this, trish. i come from a country of liberators. we all want to make venezuela great again.

we want venezuela grandiose and we need help from our friend in the media like yourself. we need friends like president trump. president duke and so many other countries around the world supporting us. but what he need to give them an ultimatum. we need a deadline and plan b. trish: he's apparently look at a plan b tonight because he knows his days are numbered. it's good to talk to you. it's interesting when you talk about making venezuela great again. there was a time with it was great before socialism. democrats alleging that the trump campaign collude with russia during the 2016 campaign. wants it the hillary clinton campaign that paid for the dossier and wasn't it obama who said on a hot mic he would have

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trish: breaking tonight. michael cohen postponing his testimony to the senate committee tomorrow citing medical reasons. this is the third time he has canceled. but the democrats are on a mission. here is elizabeth warren. >> by the time we get to 2020 donald trump may not even be president. in fact he may not even be a free person. trish: she and they believe mr. mueller will prove collusion that president trump conspired to sway the 2016 presidential campaign. apparently they forgot they there may be a case for collusion but it should be the democrats they are look at.

ned, i know you have been all over this. i get a lot of questions surrounding a lot of deals including going back to uranium one and the $500,000 speech bill clinton got from the clintons and the state department clearing a whole bunch of clients that were -- >> highly questionable. trish: because of association with hillary clinton. it's a very big web. why did no one investigating that? >> well, first of all, we know that's democrats are still struggle wisconsin the 2016 he d -- are struggling with the 2016 election results. we hear there may be up to 128 investigations they are struggling with. you and i have been talking about this for about two years

now. the real collusion -- if you want to put a fine point on this, the real collusion was with hillary clinton and the democrats. i would argue the clintons helped facilitate a russian misinformation campaign by funding that fake dossier and the media helped facilitate thisness information campaign and get out to the american public. trish: before you label us all the opposition party. >> the mainstream party. trish: the -- the mainstream media did vladimir putin's job for him. if his goal was to create i os and lack of trust in our system, he's done that. >> this is exactly my point, trish. they have helped putin achieve

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trish: we are learning the senate appropriations committee is saying an agreement on the budget has been made quote in principle. this as president trump is now just moments away from take the stage at a texas rally to talk about border security. joining me, former cincinnati mayor ken blackwell. it looks like they could fund the government through the summer. >> i hope so. i hope at the end of the day everybody build a consensus around these three things. more personnel, mere modern -- e modern technology and an extension of the wall.

this is a matter of border security. if the democrats have come around to being part of that consensus. the president indicated early on he was willing to give an extension to the dreamers of three years. so i wouldn't be surprised if there is some common ground that can be reached in those areas. by the all starts with security. trish: that extension to the dreamers, to me, i don't know how a democrat can't be for that. how they can't get them to the table. this is what they should want. and the fact that they have been so reluctant to meet him halfway when he's talking about some things that would result in meaningful immigration reform. that had me perplexed. but we live in a political world, sir. i suspect that they in some ways

not entirely want donald trump to be the one responsible for maybe extending this opportunity to dreamers. because that just means it's donald trump who got that done instead of them. >> i think so. i don't think they want to give the president a win. but what the president did at his state of the union address was reframe the debate. and he said look, this is about reaching a consensus to move the american agenda forward where we in fact expand prosperity and those participating in it, and we continue the economic growth of our economy. trish: and they came back with you need to get rid of i.c.e. >> and we need to reduce the number of beds in the detention centers. trish, for three years i was at the united nations and i dealt

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about venezuela. he's been out in front of the story all along, really pushing for democracy there in venezuela. good night. have a wonderful evening, kennedy begins next. >> indeed i do. thank you, trish. breaking news tonight lawmakers have just reached a deal in their shutdown talks tonight. chairwoman of the house appropriations conference committee of new york tells fox news an agreement has been reached in quote principle. though she did not offer any specifics. she says everyone will not be happy with the terms of the deal when they are made public, but she feels confident about what happened behind closed doors tonight. when asked if president trump would sign the deal, alabama senator richard shelby said i think so. the news breaks as president trump is about to take the stage at a rally in el paso, texas. earlier today the president