what an extraordinary day. tomorrow promises to be every bit as extraordinary. thanks for joining us. have a good evening and good night from new york. we'll see you tomorrow. snoatd *. trish: breaking right now, the house expected to start voting on the senate security bill. president trump says he'll sign. but the president will also declare a national emergency. cuba now accusing the united states of moving special forces closer to venezuela in an attempt to intervene. socialist dictator nicolas maduro telling the associated press that he'll not give up power while calling the humanitarian aid crumbs. remember this exchange we showed you between newly elected conscious woman ilhan omar and

the special envoy to venezuela, 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. >> i would like to respond to that. >> it wasn't a question. that was not a question. that was -- i reserve the right to my time. susan: what about her concern for the five american hostages still being held in socialist venezuela. amazon pulled the plug on plans to bring its second headquarters to new york city. this is proof the far left democrats are working against the people they claim to be champions for. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. [♪]

i'm susan li in for trish regan tonight. congress set to stave off another government shutdown. the white house says that president trump will sign that legislation but also declare a national emergency to get even more funding for the wall. edward lawrence is in washington, d.c. with the latest for us tonight. reporter: a bombshell today and a breakthrough. the vote will be final on a compromise spending bill that gives $1.37 billion for border security and then it goes to the president's december wreck says he'll seen it. the president says he'll also declare a national emergency. the president believes he has political cover here. republicans calling on the president to declare a national emergency, including the senate

majority leader. >> i indicated to him i'm going to support the national emergency declaration. reporter: democrats adding roadblocks to the compromise bill to make it difficult for the president to fulfill his campaign promise to build the wall. nancy pelosi says the president is trying to do an end-run around congress and she'll look at all options including filing a lawsuit. >> if the president can declare an emergency on something he created as an emergency, an illusion he wants to convey, just think what different values he can present to the american people. reporter: she calls the situation at the border a made-up crisis. the president will get more money for a border wall and likely will be heading for legal challenges. susan: for more from capitol hill let's bring in pennsylvania

congressman scott perry. do you support the president declaring a national emergency over the border? >> it's apparent congress is unable or unwilling to do the job to secure our country and provide safety for the american people. if congress can't do it, the president has the duty and congressional authority to do it. as much as i don't like the and wish it weren't so. it's one choice or the other and congress is ineffective in providing security for our american citizens. susan: the democrats will challenge this, so in the end what gets done? >> i think what gets done is a continued conversation about what's important to americans. do they want drugs to keep flooding in? do they want their wages to continue to be driven down by illegal immigrants? do they want the crime and gang violence coming into their

country? while the democrats night think it's cute to hold the president up in courted, in their community these things are happening. people are overdosing in their communities. i think it expands the conversation and as we have the conversation, more americans are side with the president's request to secure our country. susan: do you think this deal forced the president's hand? there are so many restrictions that the funds can be directed to there is use or that, what other choice does he have? >> we offered a choice for a continuing resolution for a week and a half to continue the conversation. and i think that's the right thing to do. but i think the president is trying to be a statesman. the democrats said we'll negotiate in good faith if you open the government up. he's showing the american people that the democrats aren't and didn't negotiate in good faith and don't have america's best

interest in mind. what they have in mind is beating this president and making sure i doesn't fulfill the pledges he made to the american people. susan: nancy pelosi said she wouldn't give $1 for the border wall. so in. >> ways they caved as well, don't you think? >> not much. we are giving local municipalities, generally sanctuary cities the right to disapprove construction. even though we can construct border fencing, when can't do it in designated areas. parks and wildlife refuges. where do you think the illegals will come through which there is nothing there. it's not about president trump. it's about securing our country. are they for securing their own countries and their own citizens or are they about embarrassing president trump?

that is a sad day in america. susan: you know this fight will last a while. thank you for your time. at least one democrat appears unimpressed with the long list of economic accomplishments so far under the trump administration. take a listen. >> gdp is great, unemployment is at an all-time low. african-americans are doing well. hispanics are doing well, wages are rising at the fastest pace in 10 years, blah, blah, blah. susan: blah, blah, blah. of course, this is nothing new for democrats. web when nancy pelosi called thousand dollar tax law bonuses crumbs? >> in terms of the bonus corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the smooze on is so pathetic.

susan: some people polite like $1,000 crumbs. joining us, niger innis and eric patillo. it seems they are against wealth. what is up with that? >> it seems once again liberals and democrats have proven how out of touch they are with mainstream. the fact that there is an economic renaissance taking place under president trump. 300,000 jobs were created in the last quarter. that's in spite of the so-called government shutdown that took place. last year, 2018. 3.4% gdp. that's almost double than what obama left with in 2016. when former president obama said

what is trump going to use, a magic wand to bring back manufacturing jobs? over half a million manufacturing jobs have come back to the united states. the national manufacturing retailers association says confidence is at an all-time highs. and haven't talked about the low unemployment levels. susan the manufacturing jobs the best we have seen in creation in over 20 years. robert, i would say the retail sales did point to some concern. in december, it was the worse in 10 years. maybe there are some glitches here. >> it's important to understand, quote president trump from the campaign trail where he said most of of these numbers are a hoax. the reason he said that is down on the street level in phoenix,

arizona. people aren't feeling these numbers on the ground. we saw 7 million people are behind on their car notes. and because of that, we need to concentrate on distributing this wealth around the country. it can't just be hoarded by the millionaire and billionaire class. the numbers sounds great on paper. sue ann witsue -- susan: . there are still 1 million to 17 million cars sold in the country. people are still spending. they are getting lower taxes and they feel secure enough in their jobs to spend that money. don't you agree, niger? >> i agree. and i have to take issue with my friend robert. unlike the feeble fed-stimulated

recovery, one the weekest in history that was -- weakest in history that was stimulated by a zero percent interest rate. this economy is a bottom up economy that main street is feeling. unlike under president trump when the fed didn't raise interest rates. the fed has actually raised interest rates several times or. so instead of an economic remember vawns for th -- renaise investor class. this is putting money in the pockets of american citizens. we are nearly at full employment. susan: we are at full employment. one-million job gap. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is forcing democrats to take a stand on the green new deal which is being pushed by

alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator ed markey. the plan calls for completely curbing carbon emissions in 10 years it guaranteeser american a job, paid vacation, affordable house and high quality healthcare. but what it doesn't include is a proposal to pay for any of this. now mcconnell wants to get democrats on the record. but the plans own sponsor, ed markey, doesn't want to vote on this. >> we didn't pay for the trump tax cuts and spending bill. we are $22 trillion in debt. we have almost a $2 trillion deficit. this green new deal is supposed to be a framework for

discussion. we start with this as the grand idea. so let's have a vote on this and see who wants to be part of the economy of the future, pushing americans forward and make sure we distribute our wealth among all americans. the same things that are laughable to people now, that's going to be the future. we won't be burning coal. either we modernize or fall behind. susan: it will be $40 trillion over 10 years. that's more than the entire u.s. budget. medicare, social security, defense. where is the money going to come from. >> we'll pay for it the same way we paid for the trump tax cuts. susan: that's not an answer. >> tax cuts are returning the money of people who had the money in the first place. when we pay our taxes and get tax money back, that's our money

coming back to us. it's not money being spent on green fantasies. i remember all these hundreds of thousands of jobs that president trump was going to bring with his green revolution. the almost trillion dollars given to solar and other renewable energy industries. it did not translate into jobs for the american people. i love the fact that democrats are afraid to come out of their socialist closet and be forced to vote on something that is not -- i have to disagree with my brother robert again, this is not something new, this is something borrowed from the old soviet union. something borrowed from fidel castro's cuba, which i am sure is an inspiration to alexandria ocasio-cortez. you want to see what the future of america looks like? look in venezuela. look at caracas tonight where

they are eating out of the garbage cans. susan: robert, final word. >> it's economic spending to stimulate the economy. when you have tax cuts that aren't paid for it's keynesian spending. >> tell schumer and the democrats to vote for it. susan: thank you so much. we are going to talk about amazon. amazon canceling its plan to build new headquarters in new york city after the city's far left lawmakers bullied the commerce giant from doing business in the big apple. president trump expected to make a big announcement about venezuela in the coming days as the brutal socialist dictator nicolas maduro refuses to step

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susan: breaking tonight, president trump reportedly considering a massive aid package for venezuela. for the country that's starving under a socialist dictatorship. how do you get that aid into the country when nicolas maduro is literally blocking his border. joining me now, former senior advisor to u.k. prime minister david cameron, steve hilton.

so, venezuela, we are thinking of sending tens of millions in additional aid in addition to the $7 million the u.s. currently supplies. how do you get it in the country when the borders are blocked off. steve: when the president made the bold move to back the legitimate leader of venezuela that we have all been explained to call him. that has a lot of consequences with it. this is one of those moments where it looks like we'll have to accept and much greater degree of intervention and involvement than anyone thought possible. in the end i think that is in america's interest because if we let the situation in venezuela continue with the state collapsing even further, it would hurt us here with an increased flooched refugees and

migrants. it's going to be a big commitment. susan: president trump in a lunch said the military option is unlikely for now. do you send 5,000 troops to colombia like john bolton penciled on his papers recently? steve: they will have to consider all those options. if you have someone who is not going to go peacefully, you have to consider those options. i'm sure they have a whole range of contingency plans. they are hoping they don't have to use the most of extreme. look at what's going on, the fact that he's not getting out and not taking the option of the villa in the caribbean for a peaceful life away from venezuela, i think we might be looking at something like that, some kind of intervention with force.

susan: we'll hear more from president trump in his speech in miami that will indicate support for guaido, the opposition leader in venezuela. amazon -- you have lived in silicon valley, you are a tech guru much sorts. amazon is backing out of its plans to build its second headquarters in new york city. amazon calling out the local politicians explaining why they are breaking up. some new york city politicians blasted the tax breaks new york city would have given amazon, calling them unfair. does this make sense at the end of the day? you had a trang transformative opportunity in long island city, new york. you would have seen 25,000 high-paying jobs on average $150,000 per year. and that investment could have extended to tens of billions in

the future. was this a lost opportunity information new york city? steve: i'm all for cities and regions and states competing aggressively for jobs and investments but i want them to do it in a pro market and pro end prize way by cutting taxes, cutting regulations, then investing in infrastructure and school reform. not through what this was which is basically legalized bribery. this is crony capitalism. i think this is good news for the people of new york in the long run. susan: even amazon is saying 70% want them to go to long island city. from what i see in a quinnipiac poll, 80% of african-americans and latinos wanted amazon to come here and create jobs and

help the economy. steve: we heard all those stories for years and years. that's what companies always say to extract those bribes from local governments. if we get there we'll have a multiplier effect on the economy and so often that turns out not to be true. when academics have looked at those promises in the end the people who benefit are the big corporations and the people who lose out are the local taxpayers. i want cities to compete by cutting taxes instead of handing it to giant corporations. susan: you know who agrees with you, let's listen in to alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we were subsidizing those jobs. so for the city was paying for those jobs.

we were willing to give amazon to give away $3 billion for this deal. we could invest those $3 billion in our district ourselves if we wanted to. susan: the problems i have with this are the fundamentals of that argument. there is no $3 billion to spend. it's not in the government coffers for them to dole out if amazon doesn't come here to pay those taxes. steve: remember there are costs when a company like amazon comes in because of the nature of the workforce, the pressure it puts on housing. i'm speaking to you from silicon valley. the tech companies here haven't done any favors to regular working people. all they have done is put pressure on transportation and house, raised the cost of living it would putting much back into the local community. these bargains end up favoring the big businesses, and it's an

example of what's gone wrong our system when you have politicians doing deals in back rooms. i think it's a great result for people power. i support that pressure from the local community forced amazon out. i think that's good news. susan: i think we'll have to agree to disagree here. you can catch steve hilton every sunday night hosting "the next revolution." coming up, aoc praising her fellow far left democrat ilhan omar for attacking president trump's venezuelan envoy during a committee hearing. and wait until you hear how alexandria ocasio-cortez categorizes omar's rude line of questioning.

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sue an -- susan: more fallout after i will than oh marps attack on u.s. envoy to venezuela. ocasio-cortez came out in support of omar, saying the attack feels like justice. let's talk about this. brit mchenry joins us. some said that was too aggressive in that questioning of abrams. >> it was. i think with both of these women, they are getting too far ahead of themselves.

it's all about the showboating. i'm not surprised ocasio-cortez has gotten into the mix. you look at her green new deal that even democrats have spurned, $6.6 trillion is a moderate estimate of the money it would cost. these numbers don't add up. then you have ignorant statements and aggressive behavior by omar, along with her anti-semitic tweets going rogue. susan: some are saying her behavior shows bias. should she sitting on the foreign affairs committee questioning these individuals? >> i think if this was a man or woman on the republican side sit would have been treated with much harder punishment. they are feeling around in these

new roles. you can't insult all of israel. you can't say these comments and not get blowback. susan: . these young congress women are inspiring people to think that socialism is a great idea. but in the end do people understand you have to pay for these ideas? >> it's appeal be, especially to millennials because you look at the cost of student loans, a moderate estimate the other day i read is $1.5 trillion in student loans. i think a lot of young people are saying i want somebody to pay for my college education. it's a crisis that need to be addressed by both parties. but it's not just throwing fake money in the air.

look at the hundreds of thousands of people protesting in venezuela. susan: new tonight, we have former fine director andrew mccabe confirming he held talks with the justice department about removing trump from office. >> i met with the team investigating th the russia cass and i asked the team to go back and determine where are we with these efforts and what steps do we need to take going forward. were i removed or reassigned or fired that the case could not be closed or vanish in the night without a trace. susan: the fbi and mccabe have been subject to numerous accusations of political bias. is this just more of the same? misty, mccabe on "60 minutes,"

this is a man who could be facing criminal charges, the inspector general said he leaked and lied. does this surprise us at the end of the day? >> it's shocking he came out on 0 minutes * in the process of promoting his book. now it's financial motivation outside of political motivation. this guy doesn't have credibility. he was removed from his position under allegations of not being truthful. but the fact that he's continuing to make these allegations that are anti-donald trump not too surprising. susan: it snows there is a bias against the president. also solidifies the idea that there is a deep state working against the administration. >> on two fronts there. first you have more evidence there is a bias at the top of the fbi against president trump

which is social pointed out numerous times. but you are talking about mccabe saying unelected officials, law enforcement officials are talking about taking the president who is an elected official out of office any way they can. that certainly says something. susan: also talking about invoking the 25th amendment which to my knowledge was something that was established after the assassination of president kennedy, but only under extreme conditions where there is extreme incapacity. >> it's not supposed to erase the election or take the place of any other processes. here it would be unlikely it would be able to be invoked anyway. but interesting this is the way they go. this is supposed to be when you have a president who is incapable. if they are in a coma. that's what this is for.

susan: a developing story tonight. something the nation has been entranced by. abc chicago says its sources are telling them chicago police are investigating whether the actor jussie smollett staged his attack which he claimed was a hate crime fueled by racial bias and homophobia. >> it could be serious consequences if he made this up. er state has laws against reporting crimes that did not happen. there is a reason for that. resources are going toward the investigation. they are being called to his hospital room instead of going to help somebody else who is truly in need. interesting enough, in illinois they have tightened up some of these rules and made the

consequences even more severe when they were receiving false 911 calls. and if there were other co-conspirators, to those people, too. susan: as an attorney you witnessed a lot of crimes. in the details you heard, did that make you wonder what was going on? >> it seemed like a lot of what was being reported to the police wasn't adding up in their investigation. that's when police began to have a question mark. so now i think this recent story came out because there is an idea this might have been completely for publicity reasons which would be a shame. we have seen the resources going to people in need should be and is criminal. susan: coming up after this break, college students are quick to say they support alexandria ocasio-cortez's green new deal.

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cuba leaking information about our special forces moving doesn't surprise me. i remember in 1994 when i was leading the planning effort on the hate he operations, haitians were watching fort bragg as we were flying airplanes. it's not surprising as we stage special forces to prepare for military action should it be necessary that cuba would report and publicize it to deter our efforts. president trump said all options are on the table. word is out there that our special forces are positioning themselves and maduro is feeling the heat. he asked to talk to president trump, and that's a good thing. it's a sign he's starting to sweat. susan: i interviewed hugh gar chavez.

even then judging from what he was saying. there always seems to be a conspiracy theory for the venezuelan leadership, including'' maduro. do you believe u.s. special forces are moving into venezuela? >> i believe that our u.s. special forces are positioning themselves and setting up interest media staging basses that conventional forces can use should the military option be necessary. and i believe that in colombia we probably have some force there to help secure the aid packages that are at the border waiting that guaido said is going to come across the border february 23-24 time frame. we have maduro who killed thousands of people. he executed thousands of people, political prisoners. and so it's a tinder box there, and only one match can make this

go up in flames. since weed have called for guaido to be the president and have recognized him. it's wise of us to be prepared militarily to defend guaido and the people that support him because we have come out with that support. susan: general tata, thank you for your time tonight. we hope to see you again tonight. let's get a break. far left democrats crying to push their socialist agenda in america. but according to a fox poll, most of americans prefer capitalism over socialism. college students say they love alexandria ocasio-cortez green new deal. wait until you hear their reaction once they realize what's inside that plan.

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susan: despite the new wave of progressivism, a brand-new fox news poll shows 57% of voters have a positive view of capitalism. joining me, emma michelle and

kevin chavez. emma, it looks like the young crowd, they seem to believe in socialism. you know how the saying goes. when you are young if you don't believe in socialism you don't have a heart. when you get holder and you don't believe in socialism you probably have a head. >> i agree. as they get older and start paying more taxes they tend to get away from that line of thinking. it's no secret now we have more progressive policies coming through the halls of congress. these are starting to take traction in an official policy. as we have been reporting at the campus reform, movements on socialism are bigger than ever. there are 40,000 card carrying

socialist of america students. susan: what's wrong with celebrating success. isn't this what the american dream is about? >> absolutely. i think it attraction to social i. is flood version of democracy that millennials have come of age witnessing. we have seen the wealth concentrated in the top 1%, higher rents. rents are sky high in most of of the cities where millennials want to live. you see the fact that wages have stagnated. the top 1% continues to get wealthier and wealthier. so for many millennials they see some elements of socialism as being able to correct some of the ills we see plaguing our society in america. susan: what are the ills? we have a great economy. the best jobs market in 20 years.

the best economy in 50 years. >> if you want an example of capitalism. look at india's economy. it opened up to capitalism in 1991. since then the infant survival rate has gone up 5%, and the mean income for the average indian person has gone up 57%. that's coming straight from capital i am. while it's easy for young people to gravitate toward socialism because it sounds like and they are concerned about legitimate problems in our country. we are look for people to have their problems solved by government systems when in reality we need the free market to be able to provide the solutions. susan: when you want to implement something like the green new deal, you have to find the money to pay for it. somebody has to pay the bill.

this is something that's so expensive the u.s. may not have the money to pay for it. >> there will be a cost, but it pales in comparison to the cost we'll face if we do nothing. if we don't preserve the world for future generations. i think when you talk about the green new deal it's important to recognize it's more of a list of goals. it's not a hard proposal. there are a lot of details that need to be worked out. but it's important to get the conversation started. susan: thank you for joining us on "trish regan primetime." we do have more on fox business right after this. stay with us. ♪ driverless cars. all ground personnel please clear the hangar. trips to mars. $4.95. hydroponic farms. robotic arms. ♪

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pass in the house. the next step forward, the presidents desk. kennedy will have the latest. her show starts right now.♪ ♪ [music] kennedy: thank you, susan lee breaking news right now , moments ago voting on their border security compromise. gives the president 1.4 billion in funding for the wall. there votes to pass the bill. we'll get the official tally at any second. they have not yet gaveled out to the president is expected to sign the lives later but listen to this, is also inspected to declare a national emergency in order to build the rest of the border wall.is that a risky move? perhaps, but not unsurprising. earlier today the senate voted