another testament to the engineering of nasa and the lubl telescope. it's been sending back pictures like this one since 1990. imagine? and amazed. trish: president trump talking venezuelan strategy with the president of colombia. president trump stressing why this is a situation we need to care about. president trump: it's in turmoil right now. people are being treated very badly. it's a sad thing to witness. especially because we are so close. we fight all over the world, then you look at what happens in our front door. trish: the former star of the bachelor, is here.

freshman congresswoman ilhan omar, we have fresh details on what may have been behind her fiery exchange with the enjoy to venezuela. >> i fail to understand why members of this committee or the american people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful. >> if i could respond to that. >> it wasn't a question. that was not a question. i reserve the right to my time. trish: it's unbelievable. you need to see this. the hypocrisy of alexandria ocasio-cortez, heavily criticizing president trump for the government shutdown. but not too long ago she talked about how she would threaten to shut the government down to insure a path for dreamers.

>> i don't think it's even 100% necessary to shut down the government. but the learn you get by taking that courageous stand can force a negotiation before that happens. trish: it works when she wants it. socialists want all the power and they want it their way, and they are incapable of compromise. "trish regan primetime" starts right now. venezuela, the focus in washington, d.c. as president trump meets with the president of the colombia and the house foreign affairs committee listened to testimony from the enjoy to venezuela, elliott abrams. he stresses the humanitarian crisis. but the congresswoman from minnesota instead of imiergt atrocities the venezuelan people

face, chose to go after elliott abrams. >> i fail to understand why members of this committee or the american people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful. >> if i can respond to that. >> it wasn't a question. that was not a question. that was -- i research the right to my time. >>it is not right -- >> that was not a question. >> this committee can attack a witness who is not permitted to reply. thank you for your participation. yes or no, do you think that massacre was a fabulous achievement that happened under our watch. >> that's a ridiculous question. >> yes or no. >> no. >> i will take that as a yes. >> i am not going to respond to

a ridiculous personal attack that is not a question. >> would you support an armed faction in venezuela that engages in war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide if you believed they were serving u.s. interests as you did in guatemala, el salvador or uruguay. >> i am not going to respond to that line of questioning. i don't think they are real questions and i will not reply. trish: her behavior is pathetic. she is out there using her platform not to seek answers. but as she admitted herself, to make statements, i would add, highly biased statements. i grams perhaps wasn't allowed to defend himself or u.s. policy. this is not appropriate behavior from a congressional lawmaker. but then this is a woman who has

a history of hardly being appropriate. as recently as this weekend she reunited her anti-semitic attacks on israel. and elliott abram is jewish. you have to waro wonder if her timing was off given the apology she had to issue. or maybe given her tremendous dislike for israel which she has made abun don'tly clear over the years, maybe in her mind this was appropriate. ilhan omar is making venezuela a political issue. perhaps she thinks it's better to take the side of russia, turkey, cuba, iran, and hezbollah than stand with the free word and defend the rights of human beings struggling under a brutal socialist dictatorship. exiled venezuelan mayor, someone who knows that bridal

dictatorship too well. day lid lusnski. brad, what was your reaction to that display. the accusations from miss omar today? >> despicable. if there is any reason why she should not be on the foreign relations committee, that was it. she had a rich target in front of of her. a well-known jewish republican diplomat whose history with the support of israel as well as causes under republican presidents is well known. and she couldn't pass up the opportunity. her anti-semitic behavior was in full force and effect. her audience was one that wasn't in the congress. she knows who she is playing to and she played right to that.

trish: does she need to resign from the foreign affairs committee. >> kick her off. today. trish: david, you have people in your country -- we are taking viewers inside a venezuelan hospital later in the show. you have people starving to death. people who can't access basic medicine. you know, i hate to point out the obvious. 0 years of socialism combined with that kind of government and nicolas maduro and his cronies, that's what it does to a country. but when you see representative omar up there today going after the guy trying to help find your country a lifeline and a way out of this mess and she starts using that platform for political attacks, what does that make you think about everyone back home?

>> it's important to say what's going on now in venezuela. venezuela is sphrawfght worst humanitarian crisis any crisis latin america has had. we have hyper inflation of a million percent according to the imf. crime killed almost 330,000 people. more than 3.3 million venezuelans have fled. the best solution for our country is to restore democracy and rydemocracy -- -- to restore democracy and freedom. almost 60 countries have already recognized guaido as the interim president of venezuela. and we are close to restoring democracy. bipartisan. the democrats, a lot of the senate democrats agree on the

situation in venezuela. so, i mean, it's important to keep it like that. that's beyond ideology. we are facing in venezuela a criminal state. trish: this one where it's not that hard. there is right and wrong in this world. when you see all the wrong that's happened there and you see the devastating effects it has had on the people. and you see this is a country that's pretty darn close to our shore, and the last thick we want is the likes of the iranians and russians and the cubans and hezbollah controlling everything there. it's not hard to make the leap that there is a side to be on, and it's not the russians. as david points out, there has been a ton of democratic support for this as well, including nancy pelosi who has come out

saying we need to support juan guaido and this opposition movement. but representative omar wants to take us back to nicaragua and guatemala and attacks on. >> she hijacked the hearing. she took away what should have been a bipartisan focus on the horrors and atrocities. you just heard from people who know it best. they lived through it. we should be rallying together as americans. whatever you call yourself, you should be for helping people in need. this shouldn't have been a contentious hearing at all. we should have been figuring out ways to do everything to move heaven and earth to help the people of venezuela. the best way to do it is to get rid of maduro and free a people from oppression. that should have been the focus

today. trish: i recently heard from -- elcy rodriguez, maduro's vice president, she recently said, we are not going anywhere. they have dug in their heels. what is it that's going to take this forward? how are you going to really get him out of the place and make sure that there are no lives lost in the process. >> the regime of venezuela is crack and about to fall. under rim president juan guaido has three powerful supports. the vendans. second, everything he has done is on the constitution. and third almost 60 countries already recognize guaido as the interim president. he said february 3 the humanitarian aid is going to start. i want to say thank you to all

the countries that are doing these efforts to provide food and medicine to venezuelans who are suffering. colombia and brazil are doing the logistics. trish: how does that work? maduro if he continues to say no, i'm not allowing this stuff in and he send the venezuelan army there, what happens? >> as i said in the beginning, the regime is cracking, and also the armed forces. venezuela has more than 2,000 generals. that's more than nato. the maturity of the -- the majority of the soldiers are desperate to get rid of maduro. they are suffering from the same things as other venezuelans. in the next week we'll see more

soldiers, you know, obeying the constitution and respecting juan guaido and we are close to restoring democracy after 20 years. trish: that will be an amazing day when that happens. we are watching it here every night. good luck to you. thank you for joining us. brad, good to see you. coming up. president trump warning tonight that all options are on the table when it comes to venezuela. and all options are on the table, that is if venezuelan dictator nicolas maduro doesn't step down. he's depriving his people of food. we are taking you inside a venezuelan hospital. "trish regan primetime" has obtained excludive video documenting the horrifying

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trish: socialist dictator nicolas maduro lashing out as the man rest of the freed world recognize as the legitimate leader of venezuela. he's getting nervous as we just heard. i want to point out maduro is threatening juan guaido with possible legal violations by assuming the role of interim president. the united states is standing by

juan guaido and the president told me all options are on the table when it comes to bringing freedom to this socialist country. president trump: i have great respect for the man most of people, many people think is the real president of venezuela. he's very brave, it's a very brave situation what he's doing. >> if president maduro stays in power, do you have a plan b? president trump: i always have a plan b and c and d and e and f. i have great flexibility. trish: joining us, juan pablo, the former "bachelor" star. you were just down there. talk to me about what you saw and the challenges the people are going through in this interim as hopefully they will soon see a better future. right now it's a pretty tough

spot. >> it's a tough spot. and you have said and mentioned it, very delicate. but at the same time you see faces smiling. you see a lot of people in the streets. you see hope, you seed the interim president doing things very carefully. taking the constitution and going a step at a time. and obviously that's making them nervous in trying to do the things you just said, lawsuits and things like that. but we see a country that obviously has been for so many years in a bad situation. and you can see smiles. trish: i am glad you brought that up. i found the pictures we are showing the viewer so striking and poignant and so important. you see hundreds of thousands of people marching in the streets. this is just yesterday.

the third recent march the venezuelan people have had. and there is a lot of risk involved because maduro made it clear you are either with him or against him. there is a risk involved than is a sense of hope despite everything this country has been through, what is that change? can they taste that change juan pablo? >> definitely the risk. they are willing to take the risk because they know somebody, juan guaido is doing things the right way. it's going very pay shown thely and a step at a time. it's taking its time, taking over different institutions that we need somebody to take control of. and doing it so carefully obviously people are feeling it. people will be marching and waiting for the humanitarian help, aid. and that's what makes it so

interesting at this time. and never happened before that way. trish: citgo is owned by pdvsa, which is owned by the venezuelan government. when the sanctions came out and the trump administration said all the revenues from citgo are going to go to juan guaido and this opposition group we recognize as the official leaders of venezuela. so he came out and named a new board which is important as well so they are able to siphon that money off and away from maduro. i want to share with you what senator rubio said to me about the u.s. and our involvement and what we should be doing in the coming days in venezuela. let's watch. >> the united states is going to contribute to that effort. we are here support the legitimate government of venezuela and whatever it is

they ask for. he uses food and medicine as a weapon. that's why he's trying to block humanitarian aid. trish: food and medicine as a weapon. we showed the videos of people getting boxes of food, food that they desperately need. and we talked about how you can go to a grocery store but you can't buy anything. the store shelves are empty. they are getting a box of food. but to get that box of food they have to sign up saying they will support nicolas maduro. they have to sign a petition. is that using food as a weapon? >> it's so hard. when you live it and you are there and you see so many people go through that process. and everybody has been for 20 years. and hunger. if your kids are hungry you do

whatever you can to get the food. and that's how they take advantage of the whole population and that's how they have been doing it for many years. now we have aid on the borders. they are not letting it in. so it makes it very hard because we know we have that support. but at the same time government is controlling those borders. and we are trying to do -- juan guaido is doing the best to get that food and aid in. i hope on the 23rd. trish: it's good to see you again. thank you. coming up. an exclusive look inside a venezuelan hospital. freedom fighters risking their own safety there with all of you, the viewers. the horrifying reality inside these public socialist hospitals. i want to warn you the pictures we are going to show you -- not these, but some we are going to show you after this break are

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criminal enterprises, and leaving the people with nothing. children are suffering. adults are starving. people have no access to basic necessities or medical care. i twiewnt see this photo -- i want you to see this photo. this is taken by a cell phone a venezuelan hospital answer verified by a doctor work in the hospital. this is a maternity ward. babies are housed in laundry baskets and cardboard boxes because they have no bassinets and incubators. these babies are being born so severely malnourished most of of them will not survive. that is a humanitarian crisis that needs our help.

here with me now to react, dr. marc siegel. good to see you back here. we talked in the past about venezuela. i mean, babies in laundry baskets and cardboard boxes. and so tiny and malnourished that most of of them are unlikely to survive. >> unsanitary conditions, sewer pipes are busting. d are bursting. doctors can't get to the hospital. 79%. the hospitals, 79% of them are not get water on a regular basis. how do you feed a baby without water let alone without food. there is no antibiotics or cleanliness or sanitation. mothers and babies are dying. trish: i spoke to a doctor who

said in a maternity ward if they need to do an emergency c-section, they don't have the gloves. you can't get aspirin. there are people dying from this with heart issues. there are pictures sent to me and verified. these are the hospital conditions in venezuela tonight. these people don't have beds. they don't have anything. >> 300,000 people with severe heart disease can't get emergency care. not even an aspirin. we are seeing people dying of heart disease. there are 400,000 of malaria cases. diabetics are not getting medications. 2,900 people died on a dialysis machine. 95% of the medicines come from outside venezuela. he's choking this country so the

medicines cannot come in. trish: the medicines there maybe at the border, they can't get to the people who so desperately need it. >> absolutely right. trish: i wanted to tell you about a conversation i had with a woman work in one of the venezuelan hospitals with some of the mothers in the pediatric ward to assist them. they need ibs lyn d they need in and they can't get it. there is one brave mother that said today the director of this hospital said to her and to the rest of the mothers. do not criticize the care that you are getting here, do not. because if you do, you are not going to get any of it. and you run the risk we'll possibly take your child and paint you as a bad mother, as a

bad parent and take your child. this is what people are up against whether it's trying to get food. you have to sign and promise you are going to vote for maduro and stand with maduro and not guaido. or you might not be able to get the medicine your child needs. >> 90% of people in venezuela need some kind of medical care. 60% of them are not getting any of it. you can't get to the hospitals. there are no ambulances to take you there. people are eating less than one meal a day on average. >> -- trish: guaido is saying in 10 days, this will be the moment that humanitarian aid comes in.

dr. siegel -- >> the diseases we haven't seen in decade. there is a huge measles outbreak. diphtheria, malaria. a very rich country before the socialists took over. trish: i was look through bond ratings. they rate the debt. in 1976, this was triple a. this is the good stuff. and in the 80s, a booming economy and the highest standard of living. then chavez came in 1998. >> and promised everyone healthcare. trish: there is a lesson in there. >> false promises, killing his own people. trish: and the offering of healthcare for all and socialism as a way forward. i know this is an extreme

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to make sure the dream act gets passed? >>y. i want to explain carefully why. i don't think it's even 100% necessary to shut down the government. but the leverage you get by taking that courageous stand can force a negotiation before that happens. trish: that was then and this is now. >> it's not normal to shut down the government when we don't get what we want. it's not normal for public servants to run away and hide from the public that they serve. trish: here to react, former democrat campaign director, robin biro, do you see any hypocrisy in this? >> you bet.

their message has to be consistent or it will be perceived as disingenuous and they will lose the public trust. trish: i know around supporter of hers. but when you see that sound and you play that sound back, stephanie one realize it's about the political theater. she wants to jam it to the president and try and hurt him in any way she can. but if it were up to her, she would say it's a great leverage tool. you can't have your cake and eat it too. she can't have it both ways. >> if democrats didn't have double standards they would have no standards at all. as we know, the congresswoman is constantly saying things that underscore the hypocrisy and her beliefs. a year ago it was okay for a government shutdown fit was over an issue she was massachussetts passionate about.

now that republicans are passion nalt that about funding for a border wall, she is against it. if you look at what happened with barack obama and the affordable care act. still republicans at that time were blamed for the shutdown. trish: this is the stuff that makes me worried about our government. we spend so much time covering venezuela. but i myself have spent a lot of time reporting on some of those crazy countries down there, some of which emerged okay and some not so much. but one of the consistent things you see is a political breakdown. i look at what's happening and i see the hypocrisy and i question whether or not we are get together point where we are increasingly becoming ungovernable and a little like some of these banana republics.

because it's all about me me me me me. the politicians are all about themselves as opposed to being about the people. >> you are exactly right. i feel a little bit of hypocrisy with the fact that when you cut taxes for the top wage earners in the united states at the expense of our national deficit i sort of see that as socialism for the wealthy. trish: you think that high income earners are the ones who benefited the most of from the tax cuts? trish: you are just wrong. it's not socialism for the wealthy. do you want to know why? you are awfully agreeable. but i'll tell you why. because the salt issue, we ran the sound from andrew cuomo begging for some kind of tax break for billionaires in new york because they have it a whole lot tougher in places like

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trish: a brand-new fox news poll showing a rise in support for the president's border wall. 46% of people would be in favor of building it. that's up from last month and

months prior. joining me, congressman andy biggs. what does this tell you about where the psyche is of everyday americans. the democrats have somehow spun themselves up into quite something, insisting this is racist. this is wrong. america doesn't want it. then you see the poll numbers and it turns out americans kind of like it. >> it tells me a couple things. but' the american people are moving in the direction of the donald trump on a border wall. they want security. but they have been reticent. i think now they are getting more information. if you look at what's happened with nancy pelosi where the wall is immoral, et cetera. there was a split within her own conference. it tells you -- she is going to get some money for a border wall. it's not immoral.

it may not be the be all and end all. people are much more comfortable with the idea today than they were a more ago or six months ago. trish: we played the sound over and over again it's basically democrats over the years saying how important border security is. and i look at that, sir, and i say wait a second, what happened? >> right. exactly. what happened is donald trump was elected president. that was the big obstacle here. they don't want him to have any kind of win politically. when you get donald trump and the state of the union speech like he gave. that's part of the reason you are seeing more people come together on the wall. he wowed the nation. almost all republicans supported

it. trish: i think that strong leadership needs to lead. so your point is well taken. if he's starting to influence how the american pull thinks about this. if he considers this an important security issue, then he should lead. i would add, here is the dems loving the idea of border security. way back when. >>it is wrong and ultimately self-key feeding for a d self defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the abuse of our immigration laws we have seem and we must stop it. >> we can't allow people to pour into the the yiewments undocumented, unchecked. >> we don't want to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration into this country. >> the american people are fundamentally pro legal immigration and anti-illegal

immigration. we'll only pass comprehensive reform when we recognize this fundamental concept. trish: there you go. you know, you said it, congressman. that was back when donald trump wasn't president. so how long is that? really and truly for them to be so concerned about politics and proving him wrong that they can't do what they at one point in time thought was right? >> it shows how divided we are politically, that they would -- animus against this president is so great they would prefer leaving us at risk. we only interdict 15% of drugs. only half of the people crossing. they would rather have that happen than let donald trump get some kind of political victory. it's untenable, actually. trish: i know the president does

not like the deal being put forward right now. and you don't either. >> it's not enough money for the wall, and it has the potential of reducing the number of i.c.e. beds. which means there will be more people released into the country illegally that shouldn't be here. you know what? -- and it's coupled with a bad spending bill. trish: you think we'll be looking at another shutdown? we were just talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez and she gave an interview saying how much she would love the idea of a shutdown as leverage and she would use that to insure the future for the dreamers. now she is pounding the president for the idea of the shutdown. let me just ask you. are we looking at a shutdown? >> i don't think so, trish. i think what's going to happen

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>> tomorrow, there is a conference happening. concerning venezuela and juan guaido, the man the united states now recognizes as president has been tweeting about it. of course humanitarian aid is concerned. there is a real problem there. as you've seen we took him inside the hospitals. you know how the people are suffering. there is a real problem on the ground. and that brutal dictator is not allowing any of the food and

medicine to come into his country to go to the people. will that change? juan guaido calling for that change in 10 days from now they are having a conference about it tomorrow. we are going to stay on it. kennedy is next. >> thank you, trish. a news alert. there could be last-minute problems to fund the border wall. and avoid another government shutdown. the deadline of course is friday at midnight so what is the hold up this time? for one, lawmakers and the president have not had a chance to actually read the bill. marshall's vote on it. this morning president trump said, he will not make a decision until he gets to read the whole damn thing. watch. >> will be getting it, we will be looking for landmines. because you could have that, you know it is been known to happen before to people. but we have n