if you have a growing economy it fixes all sorts of problems. once the economy begins to slow up any one individual problem could sink the ship. gang, thank you very much. this show was okay. that does it for "bulls and bears." >> i'm not happy about it. it's not doing the trick. but i'm adding things to it. i'll add whatever i have to add. it's all going to happen where we are going to build a beautiful big strong wall that won't let criminals and traffickers and drug dealers and drugs into our country. >> we are urging the president to sign it. the president should not make the same mistake he made a couple months ago when there was a bipartisan agreement and he wouldn't sign it. >> the president will never sign a bill to reduce bed space for violent offenders. you will incentivize more

illegal immigration. liz: the president is not happy over the border deal. it's a lot less than what he asked for. it's a quarter of what he initially wanted as far as fund for the wall and length of the wall. but president trump did get more money for a barrier. he got enhanced border security. what did the democrats get? nada. they wanted a cap on detention beds, they didn't get that. and they didn't get a deal for dreamers. will the president veto this bill and get the money somewhere else? liz: "the washington post" op-ed says you are wrong about killing the amazon new york deal.

he also says, hey, democrats, you are putting the nation at risk with this. protests against venezuelan socialist leader nicolas maduro. a potential blockbuster turning point that could spell regime change. china talking to interim president juan guaido. china interested in protecting the billions it has invested in venezuela. can china or russia go after the billions of dollars taken out of the country by maduro socialists? we'll bring in a former top american general to break it down. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.

[♪] welcome to the show, you are watching the fox business network. we have every angle covered. we have edward lawrence in washington and casey stegall on the border in el paso, texas. reporter: the democrats and republicans say neither got everything they wanted, but they can live with the compromise on border security. >> the tentative agreement represents a welcome path forward for our country and away from the government shutdown. >> this is where the president wants to go top secure the borders of the united states. reporter: it has $1.35 billion for a barrier wall of steel slats. and no deal on immigration

reform for the so-called dreamers. senator chuck schumer introduced a bill with $46 billion for border security and $8 billion for repairing and rebuilding the wall. the bill overwhelmingly passed the senate but did not pass the house. >> am i happy at first glance? the answer is no, i'm not. i am not happy. but am i happy with where we are going? i'm thrilled. reporter: the president may sign the bill to keep the government open, then declare a national emergency to move money to other agencies. still a senior administration official says omb alerted agencies to prepare because the potential lapse in finances appears to be imminent. we'll have to see if the

president signs the bill once he reads it. liz: let's get to the port of entry in eagle pass, texas. casey stegall is in eagle pass, texas with the details. >> for more than a week now on this program we have been telling you about the show of force here along the southern border in the community of eagle pass, texas. but we now have some even better visuals for you. fox news was given an invitation to go along with u.s. customs and border protection officials to get an up close and personal look at the extra security measures that have been put in place. you are looking at video from on top of the international bridge that connects the two countries. one of the primary concerns is of our group could attempt to

rush the border to gain access to the united states. but here is the response they have for that scenario. what are being called port hardening measures are in effect on the main international crossing bridge. 9 giants shipping containers have been brought in to be moved around to keep large crowds at bay. you have the additional officers and concern tina fences to seal the' border off. and riot shields. they are prepared for anything that could potentially arise here. the caravan of 1,8. >1,800 arrivedlast monday. the system is so backed up, it took one full week to get through those in line ahead of them. we are looking at the warehouse turned shelter in

piedras negras. they are able to look for work in mexico for one year as asylum claims are processed. this port can only process a maximum of 20 people a day. liz: let's bring in senator john hoeven. he's on the senate appropriations committee. here is the thing. it's not game over. president trump will try to get more money for a wall. he did get more money for barrier border security to increase the potential capacity of i.c.e. but what did the democrats get? they didn't get deals for dreamers. the democrats got nothing. your take. >> they wanted to restrict the number of detention beds. we said that's a non-starter.

we have more money for detention beds which is very important, certainly a priority of the administration. now we wanted more money than the roughly $1.4 billion we got for a border barrier. but this is just one step. the president has the ability to reprogram funds and declare a national emergency and other steps. this is just one step in the process. liz: we were first out of the box on "the evening edit" to detail weeks ago how the president can get the existing already appropriated fund to build the rest of the border wall that he wants. it's $1.4 billion out of a $4 trillion u.s. government annual budget. we know chuck schumer got senate democrats to sign off on $46 billion. this seems to be leaving a bad

taste in voters' mouths on how it went down. >> there is no reason not to fund the $5 billion. we'll have to work the administration to get to that $5.7 billion. we should have that here. we'll just have to keep working to get it. liz: the president started out with nothing, and now he's getting something. the democrats didn't get daca. anita loyey said nobody got everything. they are still saying it's a barrier, not a wall. >> this is a compromise. this is not a wall. it's barrier. these are fences. i think $1.375 is a good number. liz: senator graham says the

president will move money to get a wall. >> we will move money from the drug corridors and you can move around money in the department of defense in the discretion of the secretary and the president. so under current law and in addition to what the congress will give number this deal. liz: we showed you how the u.s. code says you can use that money to build fences. is that now the plan? >> that's an important part of it. the president is able to pre-reprogram money so he has the funding he need for the border barrier. this is still being drafted. but we'll want to make sure that's in there when we see the full draft released tomorrow. liz: thank you so much. the bottom line is no government

shutdown. game not over. again the democrats did not get a dreamer deal. they also did not get their poison pill and tried to cap the number of detention bills. president trump says he'll not budge on that. >> we'll never abolish ice. we are never going to abolish i.c.e. so let me say very clearly to those pushing this ridiculous and radical agenda. i will never sign a bill that forces the mass release of violent criminals into our country. and i willer in abolish -- i will never abolish or in any way mistreat our great heroes from border patrol, i.c.e. and law

enforcement. joining me now, texas attorney general ken paxton. what did you think of the deal? >> i'm always happy that we have progress. ronald reagan used to talk about having half a love d half a -- half a loaf is better than none. i'm encouraged we are finally talking about something positive. liz: the debate has been that the border wall is racist. the president made untoward comments in the past. the conservatives and republicans, many in america saying it's about security. talk to us about that debate that's still ongoing in washington, d.c. and in the d.c. media-new york beltway. >> i don't know how you ignore the issue of security when you are talking about the people ice detained. nearly half under the obama administration and trump

administration had criminal histories. we can tell story after story of people who dealt with family members being killed as a result of illegal immigrants being here. this is a real issue for us especially in border states. >> tell us what's going on across the border in texas. cities in mexico have higher homicide rates per capita than those in the middle east. and war zones, by the way. >> the number of murder in juarez was over a thousand. in el paso with the fence, there were only 23. one is too many. but there is a difference between what's happening across the border and what's happening in el paso. i have to give some of the credit to the fence. liz: what was your reaction to the texas congresswoman who said

it's incorrect information the president said about el paso, texas that crime is down because you have a wall. is this the debate we should be having right now? >> i think it's hard to dispute that upgrading border patrol -- liz: i think the congresswoman blames you for that. >> good for her. we know that fences work and better technology works. they work in tandem. i never said just a wall is what we need. we always argued we need different times of opportunities here to stop illegal immigration to make sure we have order. let's get a check of your money. stocks were in rally mode soaring to a higher mode over

trade talks. thousands took to the streets in caracas to protest nicolas maduro over his block of food aid. china now talking to the interim president juan guaido to protect china's tens of billions of dollars in investments in venezuela. will this precipitate maduro's lead out of the country? and will they go after the billions many say have been stolen with pdvsa. reporter: nicolas maduro refuses to leave office. he spoke with the bbc and said

the venezuelan voters have given him a mandate to lead. he says the united states is trying to create a humanitarian situation to create a situation. in that interview he refuses to acknowledge the dozens of countries that recognize opposition lead ear juan guaido. his country's severe economic crisis or need of humanitarian aid. his government is blocking aid the u.s. is amassing in colombia. >> we want to deliver humanitarian assistance and none of those things can happen with nicolas maduro in office. reporter: they are trying to divert fund from maduro's

government to the interim leader juan guaido. china and russia have invested billions of dollars in venezuela. china is talking with the opposition leader in an attempt to safeguard their investment. maduro says he has the loyalty of the military but authorities say that loyalty was purchased through corruption. liz: tomorrow night congressman lee zeldin will join us to talk about the key hearing in the house on the venezuela crisis. alexandria ocasio-cortez says her green new deal is a no-brainer until she tries to explain it and pay for what's in it. chicago taking the lead of the

cities trying to roll out the welcome mat for amazon. we have a message for amazon, this is chicago saying it. new york's extreme politicians don't like you, they don't like your high-paying jobs. we do. we are taking that story on coming up.

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supposed to be built in queens, new york. amazon hasn't bought the property yet. they are getting pushback on the tax benefits. chicago, illinois reached out to amazon and said come over to us and build your headquarters here. we want those 25,000 high-paying jobs here. >> we had 234 cities that competed for this. this us the grand prize from an economic development point of view. liz: let's bring in for his expertise, adam lashinski. your take on this amazon fight between the democrats.

>> you should have mentioned a native chicagoan. i think andrew cuomo is exactly right. there are reasons to reject a company like amazon saying the tax breaks are too great. but those reasons ought to be really strong, because the economic benefit they will bring to a city like new york or chicago, also a blue, democratic city, are just immense. liz: in chicago, illinois they have a severe deficit and pension crisis there. we are talking $3.75 billion in total average salary payouts. the tax break is $2.8 billion over a 10-year period. even the op-ed in the "washington post" says they are wrong to block amazon. these people get their way

amazon will simply go elsewhere. alexandria ocasio-cortez is basically going to stay there given her genius publicity. she is not going elsewhere. what's your take on that? >> i think these things tend to be emotional. various people. not just what you call the hard left are emotional about amazon. so i understand people being emotional. but the knock-on effect of an amazon job in chicago or queens is massive. whether it's times two or times three. if you give somebody a job in queens or chicago, that several other people like their family members, the people they buy things from will benefit from that knock-on effect. liz: there is more economic growth and more companies come in to build from that halo

effect. you can sympathize with the idea of corporate welfare and tax breaks. you had 230 cities saying come to us, we'll give you tax breaks. and we have companies like boeing, nike, tesla, they got a billion dollars from tax breaks in cities. we understand the corporate welfare angle. cities are doing it. saying come to us and we'll give you tax breaks. >> the trends travel in packs. cities gave sports teams massive tax breaks to build their stadiums it was a good idea in some places and a bad idea in others. then it went out of vogue. and they were right to stand up to these teams. but that's not what's happening

with these companies. they want and need these high-quality companies. common sense tells you, no matter how long the tax breaks lasts. if amazon puts 25,000 people in a new regional headquarters, it will be there for a long time. liz: the amazon story is a portrait in miniature of the split. adam, thank you so much. reports that georgia is now talking about enacting a new so-called netflix tax. you heard it right. a 4% sales tax on everything you digitally download or stream. you will have to pay that if this comes to pass in georgia. everything you download, not just netflix, amazon and apple. look at this fight break out at airlines.

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seen in washington. great to see you, sir. so senator mcconnell forcing a vote. is this happening because we have seen democrats back pedaling on getting rid of 180 million insurance plans. that's not in the deal with it was. put your foot to the pedal, is that what he's doing? >> this is one of the goofiest puzzles i have ever seen. everyone agrees we should do what we can to make the environment pass safe as we can. this country emits 5 million tons of co2 each year, china is almost twice that much. -- canada and mexico a u.s. don't emit that much combined.

i look at the subway, the train they tried to build between here and the airport in d.c. for 10 years it isn't done. governor newsom pulled the plug on the high-speed overpriced train out of california. it doesn't work. liz: senator warren is for it. senator harris has been supportive. if you could get them to vote, how in the world do you pay for it all? they are talking about overhauling 143 million buildings in the u.s. you have to overhaul 40,000 buildings a day including weekends. >> it can't be done in 10 years. i was the mayor of johnson county, tennessee before i came to congress. we took a landfill, we captured

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the country to humanitarian aid. nutritional supplements slowly coming in along with vitamins. 1.7 million rations for children and pregnant women. china holding talks with juan guaido to protect tens of billions china made in investments in venezuela. is this regime change coming? >> what you have got is china has $20 billion in debt they loaned to venezuela. now they are hedging their bets that guaido is going to win out there this contest since you have got president trump and most of of the free world, president trump is leading the free world to help out guy dean overtake maduro. think about the evil with what duro blockade at border of

colombia and potential libra still to keep aid from getting to his people. that's no leader. that leader needs to go away and guaido need to come into power and what china is doing is hedging its bet. they have given oil-back loans to venezuela and they have 50 cents on a dollar china has been getting back, and they are concerned. liz: venezuela reportedly still owes china $20 billion. venezuela has been paying back china with oil. we are seeing 350,000 barrels of oil going to china in exchange for partial payment of those loans. but trump sanctions on venezuela oil seem to be work. because maduro is boxed in a corner. he's calling the trump administration a group of

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because they were receiving a lot of that money. the amount of money they have stolen could feed the country for decades. liz: how much was stolen? >> estimates range from $400 billion to $800 billion. liz: the trump sanctions, china is getting paid in oil. the military, does it get paid in oil? are those strum sanctions work for regime change? >> i think it is absolutely. china has to realize the only way it gets its money back is backing guaido. they are kicking up a fuss in the u.n. and have been quite on the issue of venezuela. the sanctions are huge because the oil is what was trying to feed the military and also the military goes off corruption.

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you observed you can't walk down the street without bumping into the street without bumming into a plutocrat. liz: ford, you run into plutocrats all the time, right? >> i don't. but the general point being made is democrats in general are trying to recapture the populist terrain ahead of 2020 they ceded to donald trump. they think they can do that by taxing them into extinction and giving fre freebies. the reason refunds have gotten smaller is withholding is smaller and tax policies have changed. liz: 100 straight months of job

gains. this author is dubious of mark zuckerberg or bill gates using their own money for charity. >> you know i'm a capitalist like you. what i will say is essentially you are trying to play up taxes and economics, not for the sake of economics, but more is for tools and social justice and progressive lawyers to take away the white house from donald trump. this is about trying to take down donald trump. this is why it will be the central argument in 2020. liz: it's about basically crushing down success and prosperity and economic growth because the government is the answer. he said a little bit of demonization of people stealing the dream from people is fine. what's

>> everything that is being proposed by this author and by the democrats in general have been tried in the history of the world before. it has never succeeded. the reason why we had lower taxes than under fdr's that it was a disincentive to job creation. it created greater income inequality which is what they're trying to sell to the american voter. >> we covered venezuela and then we have commentary like this from the author. it striking that this conversation is going on right now. >> i think you're right. it is striking. this is exactly where the democrats want to go. they feel donald trump has made great inroads with populace middle america. they think basically by misleading them and not telling them that these are failed policies of the past and they can recapture 2020. >> great heavy on.

thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having us in your home. lou dobbs is next, right here on the foxbusiness network for have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lou: good evening everyone. the bipartisan border security conference committee has finally reached an agreement. it is a pitiable product, even by the low standards by the incompetent senators and congressmen devoting no more than two workdays to their sad effort. whatever the shortcomings of the steel, and there are many, it is what nancy pelosi and chuck schumer intended it to be. in his alter president trump and the american people. the purported agreement, we have no