this. >> the government is not coming for your burgers. >> that does it for bulls and bears. thank you for watching. we'll see you back here next time. >> i would also like to address an urgent and growing threat that impacts the safety, security and well-being of every american family aren't crisis on our southern border. so much crime comes into our southern border. >> it's a compromise. that's what legislators do. i had confidence if left to their own devices they would get the job done. >> it's a big wall, a strong wall, a wall people aren't going through very easily. they would have to be in very good shape to get over this one. when these laws are violated,

innocent americans, including millions of hard-working legal immigrants are left to pay a very heavy price. liz: the countdown on. will president trump sign a border deal? we'll show you how the supreme court says yes he can do that. also tonight, alexandria ocasio-cortez and ed markey the co-sponsors of the green new deal, they are furious @marthamaccallum saying he's trying to bully and. they are furious at many * saying he's trying bully them. most of democrats did not even cast a vote zero-57.

politicians lead when big green plants hit their state hard. ted kennedy said no to 0 off-shore wind farms off his backyard in cape cod. three more cities joining chicago saying, hey, amazon, new york city doesn't want you and your high-paying jobs, but we do. one of these cities in the big apple's backyard. we debate the amazon fight splitting the democrat party. president trump met with the president of colombia today. the president said all options are still on the table in dealing with venezuela. the colombian president said, i think the days for this socialist dictatorship under nicolas maduro will end. nicolas maduro threatening to throw juan guaido into prison.

we have shocking new numbers on how many people maduro's socialist regime has murdered. with maduro block colombian food aid, they are building new routes into venezuela. we talk about juan guaido and the opposition taking steps to seize oil away from maduro. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" arts right now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. still no daca or dreamer deal for the democrats. edward lawrence is standing by with the latest. reporter: a new:fox news poll

shows half of americans oppose building a wall on the southern border. and now 46% of people support it. almost dividing america in half. sources telling fox news the border deal is leaking oil. the freedom caucus offered a deal to offer a one-week continuing resolution to allow negotiations to continue and to read the final bill. the final language is still being worked out. lawmakers believe the president will seen it to avoid another shutdown. >> if you can spend the money on barriers in places he would like, and if there is no cap on detention bed space for violent criminals, i think the president is inclined to accept the agreement and move on and try to find money elsewhere. reporter: democrats saying this is a good offer.

the rush is on to get it in writing and pass it in the house and senate to get the president's signature by friday. >> we mope to have the papers done and ready to go by tomorrow. we hope to pass it by tomorrow night. reporter: the president said he'll not sign the funding bill yet. he wants to make sure they go over the language. the final language before making a decision. president trump: we haven't gotten it yet. we'll be getting it and looking for land mines, because you could have that. reporter: the office of management and budget alerted departments to prepare because another government shutdown could be imminent if it's not signed. liz: let's get to this story. texas senator ted cruz calling on the senate to pass a bill to make convicted mexican drug lord

el chapo and on ther drug traffickers pay for the wall. it would use the $14 billion in assets seized from drug lords and more. we are going to stay on that story for you. we were first to preview it and it's happening knew. how president trump can get border wall funding by executive action to circumvent democrats. roy blunt and mitch mcconnell say trump can get more cash by getting already appropriated funds instead of declaring a national emergency. senator blunts is pointing out $900 million in anti-drug trafficking funds already appropriated at the pentagon for the war on drugs. it certainly specifically approved use in these areas and these areas fit that definition. senate majority leader mitch

mcconnell agrees. >> i think he ought to feel pretty whatever tools he can legally use to enhance his effort to secure the border. liz: joining me now, texas senato --senator marcia blackbu. >> we are waiting to see the final language in this bill. but if the president gets 55 miles of new border barrier, if he gets new technology, more boots on the ground with agents and officers, more beds could be as many as 58,000 total beds, and make certain there are more judges, this could turn out to be a good way to get an incremental win, and then take these unobligated funds and use those to make certain that we

are securing that border. that is what the american people want to see, they want the drug trafficking, sex trafficking and the gang to stop coming over that border. they want their community safe. >> chuck schumer is pushing back on the president doing that. democrats are pushing back on the montana, use already appropriated funds. in 1993, the supreme court decision, it says the president can use those funds without congress to sign off. the gao says it can repurpose the funds. can democrats take it to the courts when the supreme court affirms it? >> i think chuck schumer is not the supreme court. and yes the president can do this. this is something that affects so many different components of our life. you can say department of justice because you are looking at the security our communities. you are looking at how it

affects law enforcement. you have the office of refugee resettlement that is over in health and human services. of course, you have homeland security. you have the issues, the components that are there via the military with the pentagon. which you referenced. so yes there is a way to handle repositioning those funds. there is a way to reuse those unobligated fund balances. we want to make certain we are pushing toward the president's promise of securing that southern border. >> here is the thing. the white house moved and reprogrammed nearly $10 million away from fema to ice last year. and the new border deal says the president can transfer mobby for other purposes if there is a need for i.c.e. detention beds. so why not for a wall? >> you have got different pock its of money that can be used

for different components. my understanding there is enough money to be repositioned that could get us north of that 52,000 beds. maybe even as high as 58,000 bed. that are needed to detain these criminal aliens. and to detain individuals that are trying to come into the country. >> is this a victory or loss for president trump. there is no daca dial, no dreamer deal for the democrats. what's your take? >> i think it's a loss for the democrats. the president and republicans had offered to solve the issue around the dreamers. and i hope that everyone listening to you who has a dreamer in their family or a dreamer that is close to them realizes through their object city nance of not coming to the table. nancy pelosi not making good on her word to negotiate, that is

not a part of what is taking place at this point in time. liz: let's get a quick check on your money. the dow rising for a second straight day. wall street on a china trade deal, the dow ended up. it's 1,100 points away from its all-time high. a shocking number of venezuelan protesters murdered under the maduro regime in venezuela. now this. the venezuelan dictator threatening opposition leader juan guaido with prison. that's coming up. kerr tealexandria ocasio-cortezd markey, the authors of the green new deal are criticizing mitch mcconnell for wanting to give

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liz: the green new bill co-sponsor representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and democrat senator ed markey are accusing not majority leader mitch mcconnell as trying to sabotage their resolution by bringing it to the senate floor. let's bring in ari fleischer, former press secretary to george w. bush. he's banging on people not being courageous. then you have goat ed markey trying to sabotage us. how is this silencing and sabotaging when you want to take

a vote on it? >> orwellian, isn't it? usually you say someone is sabotaging when you can't get a vote. it's very smart of senator mcconnell to get the democrats on the record for something as draconian and disruptive as this. liz: critics are saying this is rabble rousing on the part of the democrats. and the thing is, they know it would never fly in a general election. the rust belt will see job losses. the fuel industry, the energy trijob losses. the swing district, blue collar unions all fear job losses. the construction workers, what do you think? >> the uaw, united auto workers

on that list as well. there are a lot of people worried about global warming and there are a few people who push the extremes of it saying the earth is going to end in 12 years. so they put forward draconian measures like this. here is my question to congresswoman cortez. if this were done and we played make believe and replaced them with trains and got rid of all vehicles that ran on gas. if wind farms went up everywhere, and everything she wants is done, what will the earth temperature be? will it get lower? will climate change stop? will it achieve the things she says she wants to do? nowhere does she want the answers to those questions. it won't lower the earth temperature and won't stop climate change. why should people go through

that horrible exercise. if it doesn't get the job done. liz: the u.s. is responsible for 15% of carbon emissions. other countries, india and china well higher than the u.s. to your point about wind farms. politicians often bolt when push comes to shove. but remember in 2006 when democrat senator ed kennedy said no wind mill farms off of cape cod. he didn't want that in his family's vacation backyard. and the senate voted down a symbolic proposal for single payer in 2017. big spending plans with boondoggles for bankrupt energy companies. when push comes to shove, it's an issue, right?

>> this is why i like our system. people on the far far left who believe in this plan can come out for it. that helps us shape the debate. i'm sure this is going to go nowhere because people will recognize this for what it is. but that's the way it should work. i think the solution is going to come from technology. so long as we are a free country, someone is going to invent the carbon recapture system that solves the problem or minimizes the problem. someone will invent batteries that run on green energy that store more power. that's how you solve the problems by letting people become bill why airs because they solve a huge problem. you don't do it through government takeover of the industry and take 8ing to people with they can and cannot do.

liz: billionaire former starbucks ceo, he's a potential 2020 independent presidential candidate. i like your take on him saying this new green deal is quote immoral. watch. >> let's be sensible about what we are suggesting. let's not just throw stuff against the wall because it's a good slogan. let's be truthful. it's immoral to suggest that we can tally up 20, 30, 40, 50 trillion of debt to solve a problem that could be solved in a different way. >> he's on to something there. what you have is a group of democratic presidential candidates running for a command and control economy where the government can solve these things. they want to get rid of private insurance and have medicare for all. on energy, same thing.

this what else you are talking about. you don't want to let supreme individual cloilss about what products to buy in a free society. you will dictate to them what else allowable and what is not. that's what these proposals do. you know, russia needs to have five-year plans. not to equate anything with their political system but the economic system a five-year plan dictated by the government never works. they have 10-year plans and 5-year plans. they all turn into busts. liz: we have more breaking headlines and more developments tonight. alphabet google plans to spend $13 billion building in america. new data centers, new offices. the ceo says google will hire tens of thousands of new workers

and create new construction jobs in nebraska, nevada, ohio, texas, oklahoma, south carolina and virginia. we have news coming in that apple is moving potentially on an event march 25 to unveil a brand-new apple news subscription service that will bundle magazines and newspapers, talking about $10 a month. but apple wants a big 50-50 revenue split. that will be tough to get. we reached out to apple for confirmation. we'll keep you posted on what it says. the european union cracking down on countries motion around with dirty money, adding 7 countries in territories like saudi arabia, panama, nigeria and the bahamas to a black list of countries with lax control. 23 places now on that list. it's valentine's day tomorrow.

how much do you plan to spend? men span to spend on average $95, and women plan to send less than half that. 5% say they dread valentine's day. so there. coming up, we have more news for you coming in. we have general jack keane to weigh in with what's going on there with the number of people murdered by the maduro regime. new york city gave the cold shoulder to amazon headquarters. more and more cities joining chicago saying come to us. build with us, build there. we have more after the break. stay there. i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪

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president juan guaido. there is a storm brewing inside the maduro regime that will eventually bring it to an end. liz: that was the special envoy to venezuela. the sanctions on the oil sector there biting hard. basically, those oil sanctions have backed the socialist dictator nicolas maduro into a corner. now nicolas maduro is again threatening opposition leader juan guaido with prison. nicolas maduro's socialist regime murdered 710 protesters. he has turned venezuela into a socialist wasteland. rich edson is live at the state department. reporter: the administration is working on trying to figure out a way as to when maduro may

leave power and get aid into venezuela. the u.s. is amassing aid in venezuela, but maduro's government is block that aid. part of this also has to do with the u.s.-colombia relationship. when asked what happens to maduro if he refuses to leave, the president says he always has a plan b. whether that includes sending troops to colombia, the president says he never talks about that, and you will see. elliott abrams testifying before the house intel committee, he says when the president says all options are on the table, they mean they are always on the table but the administration is not currently going down the military route. he found himself on the defensive after some questioning

from democrats. abrams did serve in the reagan administration on latin american policy so democrats said he had no credibility on the issue because of reagan's policies in el salvador and the region at that time. >> yes or no, do you think that massacre was a fabulous achievement that happened under our watch? >> that is a ridiculous question. >> yes or no. >> no. isle take that as a yes. >> i'm not going to respond to that kind of personal attack. reporter: he says he was working to establish democracy. liz: congressman, you were in the hearing. what did you see? reporter: i saw a missed opportunity. i thought i was coming into a hearing to talk about venezuela and maduro and important

policies that need to get implemented in that country for stability. there are millions of venezuelans being displaced out of their country and a lot of suffering inside their country, and we should be get together heart of what's going on on the ground, an important congressional role as far as oversight. also for the american public paying attention to get an idea where everything is going. but it seemed like from the audience there was a lot of codepink types coming in, getting arrested, trying to disrupt testimony and many members coming just trying to attack one of the witnesses. the irony and hypocrisy is maduro is someone who right now on the ground in venezuela is causing horrible pain and suffering to his own people. and that really ways that hearing should have been about but wasn't. liz: 710 people, the maduro

regime murdered them. nancy pelosi condemned what's going on in venezuela. we are hearing thousands of people are starving right now because of the socialist wasteland, that's what they are calling it in venezuela. here is the president today on the crisis. watch. >> i think there are a number of solutions and different options. we look at all options. a lot of things are happening in venezuela that people don't know about. and there is a lot of support for what we are doing and for the people we are talking to. liz: 0 people support guaido. we got the latin america oaf saying what's going on in venezuela is a shocking disgrace, it's a humanitarian disaster. what were the democrats on the committee saying about that today? >> i have throat them speak for themselves.

there was not much stated as far as where they wanted to see that go. and i am sure -- there are some senior members on the house democrats on the foreign affairs committee, they have been there a long time, and i'm sure they can articulate reasonable positions. maduro inherited a wealthy nation. there is as far as energy goes, there is great wealth. but all this pain and suffering where the solution clearly is for venezuela to have a freely, duly elected representative government. that's what i would expect many of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to be calling for. that is very consistent. most of consistent with american values. liz: we'll be watching what's going wouldn't hearings. congressman lee zeldin on venezuela. coming up, 710 anti-maduro

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liz: venezuela's socialist dictator nicolas maduro and his security forces have killed 710 protesters since 2015. think about if our u.s. government shot and killed its own people. maduro has been in office for some time. brazil opening up a new route for humanitarian aid into southern venezuela. let's bring in fox news strategic analyst and retired four-star army general, jack keane.

that's quite a number, 710. >> i think if maduro persists in leading to the arrest of guaido, we'll see the people in the streets by the hundreds of news. i think it will be the largest demonstrations they have have ever had if he arrests them. and likely that would lead to more violence. liz: president trump hit maduro really hard in the pocketbook, april 28 is the deadline when america has to shut down dealing with maduro's and the oil sector there flips more breaking news. bulgaria joining the bank of england, the u.s. central bank and shutting off maduro's attempt to get money in bank accounts there. your take on that. >> clearly, it's 50-plus nations

involved in supporting guaido and many of them of course imposing restrictions and sanctions like you just cite. even the russians are starting to have doubts about this. unofficially. publicly they are still supporting maduro, it is noteworthy that putin since the crisis began has never uttered a sound in support of maduro. i think the russians are starting to realize maduro is on some kind of an exit path. maybe not this week or next. but time is not on his side. time is clearly on the side of the entire international community. for the russians. when all the europeans joined tonight. that's when the russians realized maduro is on his way. liz: that's what the president of colombia told president trump tonight. >> i was at a dinner with him

and hopefully i will have a chance to talk to him. i know i will be able to talk to his minister of defense. but i'm interested find out. here is what i'm curious about. i always believed the ferded in and marcos exit from the philippines based on hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating against shim organized by ronald reagan's admin surprised do that. that was a peaceful exit and there would be point in national recriminations against him in the philippines. i'm hoping an exit strategy like that is being worked in the region by those closer to the situation than the united states is so we can get him out of there in an exile status, guarantee him his freedom, let him take a little bit of money with him and never see venezuela again. liz: juan guaido taking

venezuelan oil away from maduro and naming new board members for pdvsa. china gets paid in oil. we have the april deadline for the oil monopoly. is maduro worried about a noriega-style exit? >> i think he's always got that in the back of his mind, particularly now when so much is against him. paranoia seems in with these thugs. they are truly cowards at the end of the day. certainly he has that. i don't think realistic all the military option is on the table for the united states. i believe the president is not going to say that. but i firmly believe the administration made a point here to conduct a peaceful regime change in support of the newly sworn in president guaido

completely supported by most of of the countries in the region and outside the region. and i think that's the path we are on. lit take more patience certainly. but at the ends of the dade, as i said, time is against maduro and he'll be gone. liz: next on "the evening edit," the fight over the amazon headquarters hitting a feeding frenzy. democrats in new york city saying no to amazon, don't like the tax breaks. when the salaries are paid it will surpass the tax breaks. other cities are jumping in saying come here. it's not just chicago. we have the names coming up. later in the show, the progressive democrats pushing a deal the rest of us cannot afford. rest of america is saying it will kill our jobs and shrink our bank accounts and raise our

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zonls headquarters has amazon possibly looking elsewhere. amazon has 25,000 workers with high-paid salaries for the new headquarters. big intercomming from not just chicago, also nashville, newark, miami, all places that bid and lost out the first time on getting the headquarters. lee munson, we are bringing him in on the breaking news. lee, we have more cities saying forget new york city, come to us. what do you think? >> i think the only place that has a chance will be newark. shell green mail new jersey for more tax breaks. construction costs will be much lower than manhattan real estate. they will take the path train across the river in the morning. so i don't think -- this isn't anything on the every than using

whatever protests they want, who even knows what that's all about. it's about lowering the cost after cutting a deal where you get second string saying will they sweeten it up. i wouldn't surprised if this wasn't a longer-term strategy. >> i hear your point. new jersey was offering double the tax breaks new york state was, prior to amazon talking to new york about putting the headquarters here. they wanted to be in long island city. you know, talk for a second about the tax breaks. we note annual salaries alone if it's 150,000 on average. it's $3.7 billion total average annual payout from amazon. >> amazon is going to win no matter what. and we have seen this before with big tech monopolies going

in and green mailing the municipalities. look what facebook did with their data centers. and what netflix did in albuquerque. they say we are going to bring 1,000 jobs. wait a number years and see how many jobs are still here. liz: there is $400 billion in annual government waste. there is $1.3 trillion office buildings littering the landscape. alexandria ocasio-cortez wants to raise the federal income tax rate to 70%. >> you finally have some politicians who are so extreme i would say that is beyond. you do start to create tax dodging and disinventives and an incentive to have the income

show you have in other countries. we can be more progressive with the tax on capital. we can be more progressive without threatening the income generation, what you have left to decide how to spread around. liz: harry reid, the former senator of nevada said cortez's plan is too radical. why take another nickel from u.s. taxpayers? i covered the u.s. for a number of years and test side twice. when you have big tax rates and big governments, even the irs is saying it's hard for to us collect it because people shelter their income. you don't get the revenue. i understand it's fashionable for billionaires to want to pay more tax. here is what i think any american has a problem with. when a high income earner that

makes a half million, $750 a year is paying 50% on their income and a wealthy billionaire paying 20% or less, it makes people upset. we went from 15% to 20% on capital gains taxes. the world didn't end. liz: i am going to push back because i studied taxes for decades. we got more from capital gains taxes than we did on raising the death tax in the 90s. we want to have you come back on and debate it some more because you are clearly interested in this subject. we love your passion. thanks for coming in. we are going to stay on more breaking news coming up.

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will the democrat drop it? bringing in vince, what do you think? >> i think democrats are going to run like hell from this, mitch mcconnell know its too. that is why he is pushing to get a vote to force the 2020 democrats to check off yes box and prove to americans they want to change the u.s. radically. this is not just a environmental deal, this is a dramatic economic deal making us much more like a socialist country. liz: she is trying to overhaul u.s. economy, one person said, she is trying to control our lives but they can't control their own web site to announce the green deal. >> no, and she lied about it. she said yes. how weird how quickly she gets to washington then becomes a swamp creature, come on, alexandria ocasio-cortez, i expected better from you. liz: -- when push comes to

shove, politicians do both. ted kennedy said no to green windmills in cape cod. then senate vote down singer payer in a some -- symbolic vote in 2017. >> obama thought they would get single payer. the green new deal is not moving slowly. liz: and mcconnell to a vote? >> i think mcconnell is doing a smart play, helping president run whatever democrat runses with a yes next to their vote in 2020. >> thank you. liz: we will stay on what is going on with venezuela, thank you for watching us. lou dobbs is next.

have a good night, fox business network. lou: good evening, not only is president trump unhappy with the supposed border deal. an increasing number of republican are unhappy as well. what is perhap more troubling is that radical dimms are moving a bill not only incomplete expun d unfinished but a bill overly long and complex, number of pages in bill reportedly between 700 and a thousand. if true is preposterous, which is more compelling evidence that radical dems and come littl coms are trying