thank you. please join us tomorrow and follow me on twitter at lou dobbs follow me on instagram at dobbs tonight thanks for being with with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. [♪] reporter: president trump declaring a national emergency to get the funds he needed to build his border wall. the liberal media couldn't hide its contempt for the president. >> what do you say to your critics who say you are creating a national emergency. you are concoct a national emergency in order to get your wall. president trump: ask the angel moms. do you think i'm creating something. ask these incredible women who lost their daughters and sons. susan: corey lewandowski will be here to react. new tonight, the united states government unleashing new sanctions on socialist dictator

nicolas maduro's closestal lids as the white house has come up -- closest allies. alexandria ocasio-cortez applauding the failure of amazon in new york. now amazon is hitting back at her. why the company is blaming her for the failure of the deal. "trish regan primetime" begins now. i'm susan li in for trish regan. president trump declaring a national emergency to confront the crisis on our southern border. the move announced by the president at the white house hours ago will free up some $8 billion for border wall construction. president trump: what we want to do is simple. it's not like it's complicated it's simple. we want to stop drugs from coming into our country. we want to stop criminals and

gangs from coming into our country. nobody has done the job that we have ever done. nobody has done the job we have done on the border. susan: railing against the move even before the president took to the podium. beto o'rourke going so far as to suggest doing away with all border barriers period. >> if you could would you take it wall down now? >> yes. i would take it wall down. >> if there was a referendum in this city it would pass? >> i do. susan: congressman ralph norman is joining us. you voted no on the spending bill. do you support the president's move to declare a national emergency on the border? >> the president was left with no option. he had to do that.

what people didn't like was what they added to the bill. they put handcuffs on what the president can and can't do. it's an injustice. it's not fair to the american people. he was elected for the most of part because he said he was goinged to build a wall. he's building a wall. and he's not talking about it. for congress to get in his way is not fair. susan: why did he sign the bill, since you vote nod for the spending bill. >> it's a national crisis. anybody who has been down there as i have and seen the caravans coming across. he had to get the wall started and the wall built. he had to stop the drug cartels from coming in. he didn't want the shutdown and neither did i. but something had to be done. he made the right choice. for the democrats to be criticizing him, susan, i talked

to zero democrats who have taken the time to go down to the wall and talk'agents -- talk to the agents and get their side of the story. the sheriffs, the angel moms who lost loved ones because of the aliens. susan: you know it will be caught up in the courts. president trump today acknowledged that during the press conference in the rose garden. >> since 1976 there have been 60 orders presidents used the emergency powers. and where was the outrage there? where was the outrage when obama had over 14? where was the outrage when he sent cash to the amount of $1.3 billion to iran? for them to be so critical of this president is not fair. they need to go to the board and

see what's going on. susan: clinton 17, obama 13, george w. bush 12 times he declared national emergencies. but some are going to say if you use this option, doesn't this open the door for a democrat to do this in the future if they wanted to invoke something on climate change? >> oh, yeah. if they want to, they have that opening anyway. if they want to change the law, they will change the statute. but the american people will be the final judge. if any president uses it frivolously, they will be judged on that. susan: i will tell you what the american public things according to a cnn poll. 2-1 disagree with declaring a national emergency to build this border wall. do you agree? >> the man in the white house who was elected who staked out what he was going to do with the wall. they elected him president.

he's in the oval office. you can tell by his approval ratings after his state of the union speech. look how he focused on building the wall and the need for it along with the other things he hit that the democrats are pushing now. but they are going to fight him on everything. i know of nothing they will give this president. they will make it as hard as they can. again it's unfair to the voters in america. suen * -- susan: , i have to play devil's advocate. thank you very much. president trump predicting a legal fight or his emergency declaration saying it will end up at the supreme court. president trump: we'll have a national emergency and we'll then be sued, and they will sue us in the 9th circuit, even though it shouldn't be there, and we'll possibly get a bad ruling, then we'll get another bad ruling, then we'll end up in

the supreme court, and hopefully we'll get a fair shake and we'll begin in the supreme court. susan: that is going to be a long process. joining me now for more on what comes next. we have attorney brad nicklin, and brad, that's the expectation. >> i'ller was quick to jump in with one liners. they are going to run to a trial court in california. they will select the court. they will win there, then they will tight 9th circuit. then it will go to the supreme court. but the reality is the armchair legal i am is accurate. there will be a number of lawsuits. it will go to theth circuit. but -- but it will go to the

9th circuit. but he'll win in the supreme court, crystal ball. susan: the -- the supreme court is divided. >> i think it will turn on the issues more than the makeup of the court. a lot of the statistics are suggesting the numbers are reducing with border issues. it will be challenging to say it will be decide on the court's makeup. >> it depend on who is looking at it. you turn on various cable segments. one side says this is absolutely necessary. and then breathlessly, seamlessly the other side this is ridiculous. you put that to the side, the

reality is, the complicated issue that will go into the court. the question is what exact authority does the president have. congress gave him a good deal of authority. but i don't see it as a snap one-liner. but in the end as i said, i do think there is enough authority for the president. i have zero hesitancy that it will prevail in the end. that's not a political sound bite. i am a legal analyst. susan: this is not the first time a president has invoked a national emergency. clinton 17, obama 13 times. isn't there already a precedent? >> it's a power vested in the president. the uniqueness to this issue is almost all the past usages were for foreign crisis or international issues. this is for domestic construction. but i think the issue is -- it shouldn't go to the supreme

court. i think we often vest in the supreme court the right to make our decisions and our laws. it should go to the congress to see if we can get a super majority. they can still vote to change the national emergency. the president can veto it and congress can super majority his veto. susan: that may be a waste of time. >> we'll spend years in the supreme court. susan: there is another pressing issue we need to discuss. the supreme court agreed to decide whether the trump administration can add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. isn't there a time crunch because census has to be printed by june? >> i don't think whether they come down or not, i know they did decide to expedite the hearing. considering the deadline and the hearing on this.

i think the consensus will go out without the question. >> i think they will expedite it very quickly and get to it before the census has to come out. susan: isn't it leading? is this legal to add a citizenship question? >> sure. they have don't in the past for many many years. both side to a certain extent suggest this question is going to frustrate the purpose of the census to get a few accurate representation. >> the judge got angry with the government because he said this is a ruse you are doing. you are arguing -- the government was arguing they needed this data to enforce the voting rights act and the judge slapped them down and said you want to do it because you will have less in terms of districting and funding. and it became political.

but this judge i think is becoming frustrated with the government. we'll see on appeal. susan: thank you. the liberal media, their hatred for president trump on full display today again at today's rose garden event. reporters rudely interrupting the question as they question whether there is a national crisis at our southern border. coming up a former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandowski will sound off on the media's rude behavior. socialist darling, alexandria ocasio-cortez, being blasted by members of her own party for derailing amazon's plan to build a second headquarters in new york city. wait until what you hear about what politicians are saying about miss aoc. that and much more when we come

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susan: new reaction to president trump announcing the proclamation of a national emergency for a barrier along our southern border. all this accompanied by the president taking questions at the white house at rose garden press conference. it quickly turned fiery. >> what do you say to your critics who say you are creating a national emergency, that you are concocting a national emergency in order to get your walls. president trump: ask the angel moms. what do you think? do you think i'm creating something? ask these incredible women who lost their daughters and sons.

your question is a very political question because you have an agenda. >> there is not violence on the border. is there not as much violence -- let me finish the questionen, please. president trump: 26 people were killed a mile away from where i went. eye was there, i understand. so what do you base your facts on. president trump: let's go. no. no. you get one. sit down, sit down. >> could you please answer. president trump: sit down, you get one question. i get my numbers from the a lot of sources. homeland security primarily. susan: here with reaction, corey lewandowski. i chuckle because what do you expect, it's jim acosta of cnn and a "playboy" magazine journalist. >> jim goes out of his way to embarrass himself. he did it when he was on the

border. when he was walking by the wall with the petition he said i don't see any caravans coming across. that's because there is a giant wall there, jim. the president was so right. we saw the angel families in the audience at that press conference. the women who lost their sons and daughters to illegal immigrants. but the american people have to remember the form governor of new mexico, a democrat declared a national emergency in 2005 and barack obama used his national emergency when 12 people died from the swine flu. this epidemic is much more significant than that. but the mainstream media doesn't want to give the president the tool he needs to be successful. sue ann obama issued d. susan: obama issued 13 national

emergencies. >> as you know. congress still has to go and they can pass a bill and aoc will try to stop this from happening, but the truth is, the president can veto that legislation and ultimately i don't think congress is going to override his veto. i know the president has used this as his last resort. he negotiated in good faith. he closed the government for 35 days to negotiate to soft border crisis and the democrats refused. now the $1.4 billion he got it not enough to soft crisis on the southern border. so he'll make a declaration to protect our people. susan: there is $8 billion to play with until the courts

decide. are you baffled that those on the left, they don't think there is a crisis at our southern border? >> it's amazing to me. the president highlighted this so many times. we have seen the fentanyl coming across the southern border. we heard too many times the stories. so many others in our community who have been killed by people who have come across the border illegally. deported, then come back into the country. kate steinle. the firefighters son in tennessee. we have seen too many of these. one life is too many. what the democrats refuse to acknowledge, their answer is illegals commit crimes at a lower rate than americans do, except when they come across the border and kill americans. susan: another president trump story unfolding.

andrew mccabe is pushing back pretty hard on the backlash that he received after confirming that top officials discussed invoking the 25th amendment against president trump. do you think mccabe realized in that 60 minutes interview he might have admitted to something that was really problematic? >> i think andy maccabe should have been arrested. while he was serving as at acting director of the fbi from the day jim comey was appointed until bob mueller was appointed. he lied three times under oath to the inspector general. he had been referred for criminal referral. he's the highest ranking fbi official other than jim comey to be fired from the agency. all of a sudden this spokesperson is walking back his statement. but we know because we have independent verification that

deputy attorney general rod rosenstein recommended wearing a wire. and jim comey and andy mccabe seriously considered invoking the amendment to remove the president because they didn't like his politics. they used their badges to spy on americans because they didn't like our politics. susan: even the interviewer pushed back as well. >> there were meetings at the justice department in which it was discussed whether vice president and a majority of the cabinet could be brought together to remove the president of the united states under the 25th amendment. they were speculating this person would be with us, that person would not be, and they were counting noses in that effort. it was also said at a previous time that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein offered a wear a wire.

susan: it pretty much says he said what he said. why walk it back at this point? doesn't this corroborate that there is a deep state, a group work inside the white house to undermine the administration. >> there is no question there is a deep state and that's part of the intelligence community. the comeys, clappers, brennans,ed the strzok's, the pages. they use their power to prevent trump from getting elected. and once he was elected, working to remove a duly elected president from office. if this took place in another country it could be a coup d'etat. i want to see these people prosecuted for the crimes they committed while serving as government officials. it's long overdue. susan: good to see you.

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all in the hopes that food and medical supplies will get inside venezuela despite nicholas maduro's blockade on the borders. bob, we are talking about humanitarian aid this week, it's nice to get it there, but if you can't get it in the border, was the point? >> that's a great question, susan. shows the subtlety of the strategy. of course, you need the aid to relieve the suffering of the venezuelan people. but, the aid in many ways as a weapon. first of all, the idea that venezuelan opposition will be the one that delivers aid to the border of the three crossing points, it reinforces to the venezuelans that the real power rest with the opposition, not with maduro. secondly, and equally important, by delivering aid to the border, it is an opportunity to smoke

out the military. can you imagine the young privates standing on the border whose relatives are starving. they have to be the one who has to shoot their own countrymen to prevent aid from coming into the country? here's the third thing, it's a subtle way of telling other countries in the region, like brazil and columbia, that the united states is going to approach this with soft, not hard power. remember, almost 30 years ago we put paratroopers into panama to get rid of that evil regime. now, we are using soft power, humanitarian aid, and sanctions to push maduro out. >> susan: but does that work? soft power containments, we have done this before. is that really is powerful and effective? >> susan, that's a great question. if you asked me that question two weeks ago, i would say yes. now, i'm not too sure. look, maduro would have been out months ago if it wasn't for the cubans. the cubans are doing for maduro what the russians differ aside. the idea is to embarrass the united states by keeping dictators in power and pushing

back against american influence. i think i'm at the end of the day the united states needs, to your point, plan b. what that plan is, nobody knows. >> susan: must change topics. we have general scales, we been talking about president trump's fiery press conference this morning. one thing that came up which was surprising, think was breaking news for a lot of folks, the president hinting that president obama may have gone to war with north korea. literally, he said that they were very close to going to work. does that surprise you at all? >> no, not at all. i'm a military historian and strategist. i have started studied wars throughout my life. most are started through miscommunication. most start with accident. were start when tensions rise to a point when people are no longer able to talk to each

other. now, i'm not saying obama would have started war, or kim would've started a war against the united states. but, anytime you raise tensions, at least understanding and strategic years. what this administration has done, i think very well, his tone down the rhetoric and reduce the pressure. that moves us further and further away from a complex. >> general, thank you so much. also knew tonight, the united states intensified pressure against venezuelan socialist dictator, nicholas maduro. they're announcing new sanctions against top officials in the maduro regime. all this is part of the efforts to try to encourage maduro to step down and transmission power peacefully to one poin one juan. we do have these treasury limitations in place.

again, this is soft power, circumventing the situation. doesn't have the effective control the u.s. is looking for? >> this is exactly what the u.s. does with organized crime in the united states. we use the so-called rico statute to seize the assets of organized crime families. when you take with their assets, when you make it impossible for them to move money, do banking, make transactions that is the lifeblood of their actions, that is a form of hard power, it's not using bullets, but it shuts it right down. that's kind of what were doing. were saying the venezuelan is a rocket tearing corrupt organization. >> susan: that's right. the targets are foreign individuals with the maduro regime. mostly part of the intelligence and military, a special actions force, it's just for individuals.

how much damage and how much limitation does this put on the maduro regime? >> it puts tremendous amount of damage, because the way he controls people, for 19 years, were shot as in the maduro have systematically raped and pillaged and stolen everything of value in that country. turned it into cash and bestowed upon a tiny circle around the leader, bought their loyalty. if you take away the economic power to hang onto the loyalty of those people then they start fighting for each other about what's left. >> susan: is it enough for regime change. isn't this the outcome we want, here? >> look, we will see if it's enough. this is in the only thing we are doing, man. you're acting like were just going after four people.

we have put global sanctions that make it impossible for any other country, not just us, to buy oil from venezuela, right. okay, that is just absolutely a knife at their throat. so, these four individuals, at this point were taken little sniper shots at a few kingpins,. >> susan: but china and russia have loaned them billions of dollars over the year. i think china loaned them over $60 billion in last five years. there are other regimes in countries that will do business with venezuela. >> rushes being a bad actor. they're setting up special banks to anonymize transactions for these four individuals. they are not helping us, believe me. i'm telling you, you're lowering the power of this regime to stay in power and do business if you force them to use russian banks instead of u.s. banks. which do you use? american banks. as far as china is concerned, we

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>> susan: knew tonight, politicians dealing with the fallout of amazon's decision to pull out of his plan headquarters in long island city, new york. this, as alexandria ocasio-cortez taken a victory lap from earlier this evening, take a listen. >> there was very little details and commitment on paper. >> so, that's really at the core of this. like, they say it's 25000 jobs, is it? that's what the public was not convinced of. >> susan: okay, amazon fire backs", if you talk to alexandria ocasio-cortez, it's never amazon. they added, there were some local and state local officials refused to meet with amazon and criticize us day in and day out about this plan. joining me to talk about it, we have drums 2020 advisory board

member and also former hillary clinton campaign advisory and so on. madison, let's start with you. aoc also getting blasted by bill de blasio, the mayor of new york was a progressive. saying they don't compute. and what this means for business, maybe staying away from new york city in the future. amazon went so far to try to bring the jobs here and invest $2 billion which could be 27 billion over the next few years. they were met with a lot of resistance. >> it's good to be with you. these socialist seem to be economically illiterate. not only are they ignoring the direct impacts of amazon coming would have, there ignoring the ripple effect that we would see as a result of these. we see restaurants, growth in real estate, businesses, so much growth that would benefit people that she's ignoring. she's focusing on one small

point that is not part of the bigger picture. >> incremental tax revenue of $10 billion and not just 25000 high-paying jobs of a hundred $50,000 of average on salary, that has a multiplier effect for the community. by the way, they would only get the 3 billion in tax subsidies when they create the 25000 jobs. do they understand the math? >> i think sometimes democrats and republicans can be shortsighted on these issues. i think this is a prime example. i'm so from south carolina, god's country. we had a similar issue when they were trying to come to south carolina. but you have democrats and republicans working across the aisle and is the greatest thing that's happened since barbecue. it's been a great thing for our state and region. also, just giving people a

chance to improve their overall quality-of-life. it's also an attraction magnet for other jobs to come to the area. i think some of the leaders in new york were shortsighted on this. i agree with governor cuomo who work so hard of putting this together. it's frustrating because the real losers are the people who would have a better quality of life, perhaps for generations and now those opportunities will be able to be presented to them. >> susan: i agree. i think this is the biggest missed opportunity for long island city which could have been a hub. what is it say about socialism? millennial's are cozying up to socialism. do they know what it entails and means? take a listen and look at this. >> based on what you part of this plan, and are you do you

view favorably or unfavorably. >> i view it favorably i think we need to cut our lines on fuels. >> i like that is progressive. i like it will push the move forward. >> i think if we didn't do that then we will be killing ourselves. >> so after ten years were going to completely outlaw coal, natural gas, and oil or gasoline and everything like that. >> i don't agree with that. >> i don't think that's feasible in ten years. >> sounds like a reach. >> if you're unwilling to work, we will still supply help for your salary living wage. >> no, absolutely not. if you're not willing to contribute to society i didn't think those who are contributing should paper you. >> susan: we are all part of the younger generation. sounds great in a policy by slogan, green new deal, sounds fantastic but they don't understand the details of it. >> i think this is a larger trend were seeing. we talk about socialism a lot of

young people are saying it's great. when you break it down and talk about what's in these ideas, what's in these plans, something like the green new deal similar to medicare polling. you say would you support medicare for all, 70% say yes, but when you say it's going to eliminate private health insurance and your insurance, then it drops to about 25%. it's similar with the green new deal and other policies that people like alexandria ocasio-cortez support. their unrealistic and unaffordable. even young people don't support. >> susan: unrealistic, don't you think? >> this is a very valuable lesson for all of us. the devil is in the details when it comes to all things. reading is fundamental. the second thing, i command aoc for wanting to have a discussion about how do we handle god's most precious resources. however, when you set a

dangerous precedent and said things in legislation are resolution, then you set yourself up for failure down the road. people will not take your proposal serious. now, do i agree that we need to do something about preserving our environment? absolutely, most people would agree. i think there are ways to do it. you should not seen as a partisan issue. she could once republicans who agree with her on the issue, came up with some real, reachable solutions, and then like we've done with every piece of legislation in this country, let's incrementally implement these things so we can work for serious improvement. >> susan: that's the only way forward. good to see you. thank you. coming up, actor and comedian, jonah hill, regionwide masculinity. wait until you hear why the

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>> trish: news tonight, actor and comedian, jonah hill is coming out against toxic masculinity as he defends some early career movie traces saying, i love those earlier films. i also think if you look back at the films, a lot of what you're

showing is major broke comedy and masculinity. i'm learning i have gone learn stop. maybe some people who like super bad will come with me on that journey. let's talk about that. joining me now, larry reese. larry, jonah hill, i think i washed some of those movies, knocked up, super bad, 21 jump street, -- wall street, that's the actor in those movies now trying to take a step back saying maybe that was a little toxic, do you agree? >> i'm not for toxic masculinity anymore than i ever toxic femininity, toxic parenting, or toxic leadership. but nobody is attacking toxicity. there attacking the masculinity part of it. you have the american psychological association that recently said traditional masculinity on the whole is harmful.

the talk about the traits of dominance, aggression, and competitiveness. yes, those are traits, not exclusively masculine traits, but they are traits. any trait taken to the extreme can be harmful. but now are to the point, susan where people are feeling like they need to apologize for just being a man. there's three things i had no choice in. i didn't have a choice in my race, age, or gender. >> trish: he's obviously taking a step backwards. his and he allowed to apologize for that? >> well, he was a teenager making teenage kind of jokes. it was based on immaturity, not on toxic masculinity. immature people laugh at amateur stop. hopefully we brought. what i'm seeing now is we all need to grow up and stop

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