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mexico. this as the president announces he's not happy with the border security deal. a governor of a state just realized if you keep taxing people, they are going to leave. "trish regan primetime" right now. breaking right now, hundreds of thousands of protesters taking to the streets in caracas just hours ago demanding socialist dictator nicolas maduro allow humanitarian aid, medicine, food into the country. his military forces have been blocking supplies of medicine since last week. the man the united states recognizes as president of that country, juan guaido, issuing his first direct order to the military saying aid will enter

into venezuela in 11 days, period. the question is will the united states back up guaido's words? it's a strategically important country we don't want to risk sacrifice together russians, the cubans or china or anyone else. >> it's important that all the other countries in the world that support us, we are sure we are starting to change. and change the last chapter of a nightmare for many citizens. >> we hope nicolas maduro looks at a peaceful transition of power in venezuela and accept the will of the people to move his country forward and embrace the new president, juan guaido. >> we would like the peaceful transfer of power. for maduro to say i am out of

here. get on a plane, go to another country and live on a nice beach the rest of his life. trish: do you run the risk of venezuela turning into a no-man's land where you have bad actors with links to hezbollah that could be more of a threat in our hemisphere? >> hezbollah has active cells. the iranians are impacting the people of venezuela and throughout south america. trish: the president of the united states said to me in a recent conversation, all options are on the table. joining me in a fox news exclusive, senator marco rubio. i know venezuela is a subject near and dear to your heart. but first i want to get to the breaking news out of changa concerning china. the president saying if necessary, he'll push the deadline for the trade agreement

past march 1. we know china is stealing $600 billion worth of intellectual property every year. even if we reach a deal, how do we know the chinese will play by the rules. >> we can't expect that they will. we have to monitor it. chinese companies involved in doing business in the united states should have to operate under the same conditions and restrictions as american companies operate in china. trish: walk us through that. how is it different? >> basically they have no restrictions here. they come into the u.s., they can buy anything they want, they invest in anything they want. they can buy any company they want to buy because we are an open society and it's a free market. obviously there is a national security component to it. but in terms of the cost of

investment, especially if they are not in a critical industry like telecommunications they operate unfettered. u.s. companies have to have a chinese partner. and oftentimes that chinese partner once they figure out to do what you are doing in china, they kick you out, or force to you transfer. they will say you can operate in chain today but you have to share with us the secrets on how you do it. then of course they figure it out and kick you out. trish: it's been going on for a while. i applaud the administration for taking this on in a way we have not seen previous administrations do. but what's going to change. why is this time perhaps any different? are you confident we can reach some kind of deal where there is a normal playing field? >> i'm not con any dent we can reach a deal with them.

they have had a pretty good thing going for 20 years. it will be hard to get them to move from that position. i am confident that's for the first time in 25 years we have an administration that is serious about doing something about it. others ran for president and claim they had were going to do it. but they go to the white house and the ceos of multi-national companies complain and they back down. we need to make sure we don't settle for a deal that doesn't solve the core problem. the consensus in this town was let them cheat, let them steal. once they get rich them behave like us and follow the rules. that didn't work. we have woken up to the reality they have cheated and stolen their way to parity in many of these industries and perhaps threatening to surpass us. i think this is the last opportunity we have to bring some balance to this relationship.

trish: you have got to do it now while we are still the world's largest economy. if you wait until we don't have that status anymore, it could be more difficult. a lot of news break out of venezuela. juan guaido is drawing this line in the sand saying humanitarian aid has got to get to the people of venezuela. this aid will enter the country next saturday. is the united states prepared to back him up? >> the united states is going to into contribute to that effort and we'll do everything possible to help him deliver it. we are here to support the legitimate government of venezuela and whatever else they ask for. i don't speak for the administration. i don't make the decisions but i encourage them to live up to that. trish: i think that the vice president takes this very seriously. i think the president takes this seriously. i think john bolton takes this

seriously, and mike pompeo who we just heard from takes this seriously. but this is a serious moment for the people of venezuela. we are looking at the pictures of those hundreds of thousands of people in the streets. they want change. this is an opportunity for them to get it. but, you know, i don't know how juan guaido comes forward and says the humanitarian audits coming in or else when you have maduro's army preventing it from coming in. >> there is a difference between the people wearing the fancy uniforms and the men and women on the streets who have to enforce it. i think when there is food for those soldiers and their families and their neighbors. when they don't follow that order to block it as i believe the vast majority of them will not. it will reveal the fact that maduro does not have control over the military.

they may not rebel because they are afraid of going to jail. but if asked to do things like preventing food from getting to their brothers and sisters, neighbors and loved ones. they are trapped between the fear of maduro and the fear of this being revealed. then losing their power and being in difficult straits. >> i want to show the viewers some video that came into us. these are boxes, food boxes that get sent out to family there provided they sign this petition. although the entire petition is in spanish inside. you have to swear your allegiance to maduro in exchange for food, senator. >> that's why he's against humanitarian aid. it's the tool he uses to get people to comply. not only do you have to sign petitions.

when he calls elections you have to come out and vote, and you have to voten for him. when he says you have to come out and march you have to march. and when he says you have to sign a petition and you don't, your family won't get food or medicine. he uses food and medicine as a weapon. that's why he's trying to block humanitarian aid. trish: is there a lesson for us? you see so many on the left migrating toward policies that are more socialist in style. you think about the roots of america. we are a capitalist nation. it's so much a part of our success. >> i don't believe socialism works. it's an economic disaster. but i don't want to just focus on that and not focus on the fact that on top of the socialism, this is the most of corrupt regime which is really a criminal organization we have seen in this shells fear in the

last 30-40 years. the amount they have stolen from narco trafficking that they are sponsoring to stealing oil and the proceeds of oil. stealing gold and selling it on the black market is extraordinary. this is socialism overlaid to the level of graft, corruption and greed we have not seen in this hemisphere for 40-50 years. russia, china, we are not getting much of an independent dpraition putin he's prepared to stand alongside nicolas maduro. do you think he's getting cold feet? what do you think about china saying they want to protect their investments in venezuela? >> let me say this about china. they are getting paid in oil, and they want to get paid. the russians are in the same boat. they have geopolitical reasons

to stick with them. but you haven't seen putin talk about this personally. last week a prominent member of the rubber stamp legislature in china said he doesn't know how maduro held on. even though they are publicly backing maduro, they are privately talking to officials in the opposition to try to get them on board. trish: senator rubio, thank you so much. i just want to take you back to these pictures. look at this. look at this. this ways happened just a couple hours ago in venezuela. think of the risk these people are taking. this is a socialist dictatorship. if you don't agree with the party line, you can lose your food, you can lose your housing. you can wind up in prison. yet these people took to the streets by the hundreds of thousands today again. coming up, why the change in

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the crucial crossing on the border with colombia. the supplies were sent by the united states. they are just sitting there waiting. now the man the united states recognize as legitimate interim president juan guaido, he's drawing a line. he says that aid will enter the country next saturday. florida senator marco rubio weighing in. >> the united states will continue to contribute to that effort. ultimately we are here to support the legitimate government of venezuela. he uses food and medicine as a weapon. that's why he's trying to block humanitarian aid. trish: joining me, morgan ortagus. and jim hanson. juan guaido picked the day. he issued a directive to the military. so he's kind of out on a limb.

if this aid can't get through because the military and maduro is preventing the aid from coming through, thin what happens? >> i think maduro would be crazy to pick this particular hill to die on. i will kill you if you try to feed the starving people of venezuela? not particularly wise. if that's his hill to die on, i hope he tries it. trish: he's already done it. we sent the aid, it's sitting there and he sent the military to the border and said it can't come in. so he has already done that. >> however, now we have juan guaido saying i'm going to call your bluff. whether it's a bluff or not, we'll find out. the question becomes is there a way for the united states or colombia or someone else to ride security with that. guaido is the legitimate leader.

you have got an interloper, essentially a rogue element willing to attack a u.s. convoy with humanitarian aid. that would be a tough one. >> maduro didn't interview today with the bbc in which he's accusing the trump administration of war mongering. you saw the petitions he's asking people to sign. if you want food, you have to sign a petition where you pledge your allegiance to him. it's in english even though most of of those people don't read english and they are reading the spanish inside. he's trying to present this as the big bad u.s.a. coming in and taking over. you have enough support from columbia and brazil that we can get this aid to the people without having to dig in a

military way. >> it's disgusting, but one of the ways maduro keeps power is by controlling the food. it hasn't bothered him for years that his people have been suffering on the streets. starving people demand food as they should. what happens to the military. does maduro order the military to fire on his own people, on his own civilians. and if so, will the military heed that order? any time the u.s. is involved in something like this, there is rules of engagement. there is a rule of engagement for afghanistan, for iraq, wherever u.s. troop presence is. they will have direct orders that say if x, y, z happens, this is how you react. >> the fact that she is so specific with the day. saying this aid is going to come

in or else. to morgan's point, is there a playbook that perhaps is in play. the president telling me that all options are still on the table. >> i think at this point guaido was quite specific. i don't want to read too into that. i think part of this is calling maduro's bluff. does he want to put himself on that side of it? he could end up with all of his stuff broken and in prison instead of drinking my ties on an on an island. the international red cross and up n. stated they oppose this humanitarian aid because somehow it's politicized. let me tell you one thing. i have fed a lot of starving people from around the world, they do not care about where the food came from. they care about eating. the fact that those two

organizations wouldway in on the wrong side of this issue says more about them and the u.s. trying to help. trish: you worry about what they are thinking. but usua -- but russia, turkey, hezbollah, china, all the terrorist organizations who have come out in maduro's defense have a lot more sway than we would like to think. >> during the chavez era he invested heavily in the military. what we don't know, we do know there was a ton of military investment when the economy was good. what we don't know is was maduro able to maintain the military, the maintenance of all the systems. he has a lot of political cronies in senior general positions. so we don't know what the

effectiveness is of the current military. but in this game of poker there come a loss of innocent life and that's their choice. trish: jim, what's your prediction? >> i think the aid goes through. i think maduro backs down and at a minimum lets the aid go through. whether this is his end game i don't know, but i think the food gets through. trish: the new york liberal governor andrew cuomo blaming president trump's tax cuts for new york's massive drop in tax revenue. it is liberal, irresponsible tax and spend policies. i'm setting the record straight next. live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one equals too little too late ♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom

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i know the mainstream media like to pretend trump gave a tax cut to the relationship. i have been trying to help them figure out the real story, the inability to close loopholes. who pretend their income is investment when it's not. but that's too complicated for the mainstream media. instead they say trump, his tack cuts to the relationship are the problem. to be fair, in a place like texas, he did give a tax cut to the relationship because overall the rates went down. proportionally they went down for the middle class in a big way. overall they did go down. that said, let's be very clear. the president's tax cuts overall were not entirely the windfall the high earners of the left likes to pretend they were.

most of of those high earners live in blue states. in a case in new york city, top-earning residents pay a 4% city tax, 9% state tax and 37% federal tax. if you add it up, it's a lot of money. before the president's tax plan city and local tacks conducted. so it didn't matter how much new york and andrew cuomo wanted to charge people or those in california wanted to charge people. it didn't matter because those people got to deduct it from war they were paying at the federal level. now it matters. it does. so what do you know? people move. no surprise there. they moved out of new york and places like new york and into places like florida and texas. places that have no income tax.

on a personal level, full disclosure, i would love to be able to deduct that. it's bad for those of us who live on the east and west coast and big blue state tax areas. however, i think there is a little bit of irony here. now we see a democrat andrew cuomo complaining that taxes are just too high. gentlemen, sir, they are. joining me right now with his perspective on all of this. presidential historian doug wead. he finally gets that you just can't tax and tax and tax. because ultimately people won't and for it. they will leave. we saw this with corporations and all those shot-gun marriages over in ireland because they were looking for a cheaper tax rate. or over in venezuela so many people migrated out of that country or had taken their money

and moved it out because people cannot deal with extreme taxation. >> this is so hilarious to me, trish. here you have the governor of new york, new york, the state that just elected a socialist to the u.s. congress and he's coming to washington and begging trump for tax relief for his richest citizens. the poor, half of the people in new york don't pay taxes at all. he's not working for them. he's work for you, trish, the highest taxpayers in the state of new york to give them relief. it's so comical. back in the 1960s the shift started to take place and big corporations and wealthy saw advantages and aligned themselves with special interests. because they could add all these regulations to small businesses and create monopolies and that's what happened. 20-1, billionaires voted for

hillary clinton over donald trump 7 out of the top 10 richest members of the u.s. senate and house are democrats. it's why the new governor of illinois, a democrat, is a billionaire, and the new governor of colorado worth $300 million as a democrat. the new governor of connecticut worth $2 billion. trish: they would say you have got a billionaire president. >> but donald trump is disrupting the whole thing by reducing these taxes for everybody. and you have komo coming his cup in his hand trying to get tax relief for the rich people in his state. not the poor people. the rich people. trish: why not show a little fiscal discipline so you don't have to have such high state and local taxes? a lot of people would want to live in your state because texas

is a good example. new hampshire, my home state where i grew up. we weathered the recession during those obama years a lot better than a lot of places. but that has to do with consistent and good economic policy. why doesn't komo look at lower tax rates? >> because he has been leg off everybody else's taxes, the poor people in kansas and ohio and pennsylvania. they have been paying for all of these subsidies in new york because they didn't get any special deductions that they are now getting comparatively. trish: he would say new york gives more revenue than anyone so we should get a bigger break from the federal government. but i think what's critical here is what you just said. it doesn't make sense that new york gets a pass and the government of new york can spend as much as it wants and then,

you know, people in places like texas or the middle of the country effectively have to carry that water for new york's tax breaks. >> that's what usually happens. they will wait out trump however long it will take. they hope to get rid of him quickly. they will get a democrat into power. they will come in and finance the whole mess in new york. >> i don't know if they will get a democrat in power when they migrate left towards socialism. we'll see you soon. doug wead, thank you, sir. president trump doubling down on his border wall. coming up, i'm talking to beard agent that says a physical barrier is absolutely, positively necessary. we get word 300 migrants have been detained near the border. what one harvard professor

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it's just an onslaught that keeps happening every day. there is no truth to this. this is some kind of made-up crisis. you have spent your days and nights on the border trying to deal with this. what do you tell them, those that do not believe this is real? >> i tell them they have an open invitation to come down here and i will show them how right is. i did that a couple weeks ago and only 8 congressmen took me up on the offer. i showed them reality of how badly we need better barriers. i'm disappointed at our agency. i think they had failed and missed the mark to explain to the politicians how badly we are losing agents and need retention of our agents. trish: we are in such a politicized environment, art, that no matter what this president says, you know, black

and white, white is black, and left is right, it's just unbelievable. no matter what he does or says, they are going to take issue with it. don't you think that political environment contributes to their lack of willingness to have better border security? >> you know what? i understand what you are saying. but individuals like myself and others from the national border patrol council have been on your show and other shows constantly situation we need and the issues the agents face day in and day out. we need to do something to secure our borders and people need to start doing something to protect our border patrol agents and make sure we retain the experienced agents out there working that line. the border wall is very important. in the areas where we had better barriers it stopped, deterred and given enough time for the agents to go out and make the arrests. but in the end we need agents to be able to make that arrest.

trish: the left doesn't see it that way. bet on the o'rourke was in texas last night. >> walls do not save lives. walls end lives. trish: walls end lives, art? >> walls are definitely something that helps defend our borders. so it saves american lives. at the same time it helps us funnel the traffic in the right area and that helps us save illegal aliens' lives being brought in buy the coyotes. i ask them to come down here and i will show them the area myself. these people need to fun they are going to run for a political office. are they running to protect americans' rights, or are they running to protect some other

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trish: new tonight. an elite academic is out, accusing the president of being a racist. harvard law professor took offense to a donald trump tweet. and he tweeted himself, this rare moment of clarity reveals trump's real agenda. keep latin americans out of the u.s. it's white supremacy pure and simple. fox news contributor deneen borelli and scott bolton, good

to see you both. deneen, is there a political reason why the left continues to try and make the president sounds like a pretty -- i'll just say it. i don't think there is a worse thing you can say about someone. yet they keep hitting him saying he's racist. what does that tell you about their motivations? >> it shows you how desperate the left is now. when you look at what the actual fact are, trish, what's going on on our border. you have people being exploited, women, children. we have a flood much illegal drugs coming in, and me have ms-13 gang members coming across our borders. all you have to do is go to the u.s. border patrol website and there are numerous press releases outlining the issues going on at our border.

who else would know better than they would. trish: these are facts, we have problems with people coming into the country illegally and we have problems with ms-13 gang members coming in. but you can't say that because it might be construed as racist? >> that's not what he said. you have gang members and crime coming in at a lot of points in this country. but donald trump drives this narrative. donald trump said there are robbers, rapists and murderers. he wants to build a wall to keep them out. he said latinos coming in 42 million would be a disaster. he did say that. >> that's ridiculous. >> the fact of inequality, even the government agencies that support donald trump say that's not true. trish: i'm going to jump in. i feel like for a long time there has been an agenda of

those on the left to try and paint people that are more conservative as racist. and this has been in existence for quite some time. it seems to be coming to a head right now. we have only to show you the tape. let's take a quick peek. >> i think this country hasn't dealt well with the issues of race. we have a president who is a racist. the demonization of latinos is racist. >> i don't think every trump supporter is a racist. but they certainly had to overlook racism and bigotry to make that decision. >> do you believe president trump is a racist? >> yes. no question. trish: let's be clear. isn't it somewhat politically expedient for them to present this picture?

i would point out the economy is doing so kay and we have seen african-american employment levels at the best rates they have been. >> what does economics and jobs have to do with racism. trish: if you believe in creating a society that offers opportunity for everyone, then you insure economic opportunity for everyone. >> then why does the president call the countries south of the bored s-hole countries. he drives the narrative. not politics. trish: go ahead, deneen. >> with the left, if you are white you are a racist. if you are black, you are a sellout, around token. they have all the bases covered. when you don't believe what they think and what they say, if you step out of line. so that is clearly what they do. they target you, they isolate you. they try to make an example of

you and try to stifle your independent thought. and they don't want you to be an example and be stepping out of line to wake up all the other people who may be following their nonsense. trish: they expect a certain voter population. i fundamentally believe that the key to erasing all these -- all these tones of racism really are about economic opportunity and we have to make sure every american has these opportunities. and i would credit this administration with lower taxes, less regulation and policies that provided better opportunity for minorities. how can you deny that? >> i can deny that because that's a much longer discussion. but the fact of the matter is i agree economic opportunity for everyone. but tell me one fact that i indicated about donald trump and his own word -- how do you

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