the gods of market. he was the most of unpopularrer. on wall street. away we go back to the easy money. david: thank you very much. we had a lot of breaking news. that does it for "bulls and bears." president trump: to defeat this deadly he deputy i can, america's southern border must be urgently and strongly secured. we fight wars 6,000 miles away. we spend billions and billions of dollars, but we don't control our own border. drug trafficking and human traffickers -- exploit our southern border. liz: that was president trump just about an hour ago after the news broke that the republican-controlled senate is about to hand president trump a

stunning loss. the upper chamber mass enough votes to block the president's emergency declaration to get fund to build the wall. likely bringing the first trump veto. big labor unions pushing back hard on alexandria ocasio-cortez and her $93 trillion green new deal as a new fight breaks out between ocasio-cortez and her hometown newspaper, the "new york post," over its exposee showing the ocasio-cortez campaign spent three times as much on polluting car services instead of taking the subway. the president launching a public and powerful attack on socialism. saying the term democrat

socialism is an oxymoron. moderate democrats balking, they are afraid they could lose their seats. interim president juan guaido, confronting growing threats the socialist dictator maduro can throw him and his family in prison. the u.s. prepares to potentially sanction cuba for it's support of maduro and his cronies. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" starts right now. we have got you covered on it all.

we have the latest on the u.s.-china trade deal and the senate about to block the president's emergency declaration on the wall. >> right now we are moving toward a deal with china. in fact there have been phone conversations at the deputy level since the last face to face. the source tells me there are major issues sometime on the table like the pace of structural changes. an enforcement mechanism. the u.s. forward representative wants protection of intellectual property right now. we'll know over the next two weeks as the chinese version of their congress meets how quickly they will make change if at all. we'll know if they will do a details agreement. so this deal is not a trade agreement, needing congressional

ratification. economic advisors say a free trade deal will also help the chinese as well. >> i think if we open up chinese markets to up s. firms, u.s. farmers, natural gas producers and people with intellectual properties. there would and massive amount of new business. the economy is about the size of the u.s. >> the treasury secretary says this agreement, about 150 pages, 27 pages alone dedicated to protecting intellectual property and companies. he says the chinese want the tariffs to go away. instead of raising to 25%. the chinese backed off the addition of auto tariffs. all signs point to a face to face * meeting between president

trump and president xi jinping at the end of march. the white house see rowing in on a date around march 27. liz: let's get to an update on the senate. it now has enough votes to block president trump's emergency declaration on the border wall. senator paul said the supreme court if it gets to that level will ultimately strike it down. that's his forecast. reporter: senator paul formally made his announcement. he believes there could be 10 senate russia republicans who could vote to rebuke the president on that. we are hearing the vote could come on march 14. he joins thom tillis, susan col thrins and lisa murkowski. it's important to look at the

votes of collins and tillis. i would look at two senators from utah, myth romney and mike lee. lamar alexander made the case against the national emergency. and cory gardner faces a close reelection in a battle ground state. the president would veto it if it moves through the senate. he has not yet used his veto pen. but they just don't have the votes in the house and senate to override. they were 40-plus votes short in the house of representatives. they need 285, 290. overriding a president's veto is a big deal and it's also rare. last time it happened was in

september of 2016 when the house and senate overrode president obama to help saudi families sue saudi arabia. in 2016 an effort to override president obama's veto on a repeal of obamacare. liz: with me now is kevin cramer. senator, thanks for joining me. what about happen after the president vetoes this. do you think it gets to the supreme court? >> i think it's two separate tracks. there could be they will challenges that lead to the supreme court at the same time the veto would come back and be sustained by the house and the senate. so i think all this will play

out. we'll see how it end. i actually think to chad's earlier point about the legislative process. there are senators who will vote yes on the resolution of disapproval who would not support the override. >> senator lamar alexander says don't do the extra constitutional declaration, this is about checks and balances. at this late stage, at this late hour. there are republicans saying we can get you the money without the declaration. we can get you money via transfers. all of a sudden that's coming up? >> fit was so easy to get the money why were we only getting $1.4 billion in the last sending bill. i think it's important to differentiate between the emergency declaration dollars

and the statutory authority he has within the department of defense. i think there is money there. i think the money has authority. but i will say this. i am more concerned about getting the u.s. army corps of engineers to get the darn thing built. they issues contracts for 45% of the fiscal year in 2018 dollars. we have a lot of work with do with our own bureaucracy. liz: i would like your reaction to senator chris van hollen arguing against president trump. >> i think we'll get the votes to pass this veto of the emergency resolution. we were talking about

authoritarian tendencies. this is the president of the united states take unconstitutional means. liz: your take on that. >> i used to be uncertain about that myself. until he made the declaration, i read the declaration and looked at the a tiewts. it seems to me he is making and has made a very strong legal case for this declaration. that said, there may be some among us who don't like this, we view this as extra authority that the president is taking particularly in the appropriations process. if we pass laws that give him this authority, then he has the authority. but this vote coming up on the motion to disapprove in my view is on an action that is legal in the law. we don't have to write the

policy. i happen to like the policy. but we need to build this wall and give him all the resources, and i think he has them. >> great to have you on, senator. it was a volatile day for the markets. investors took a breather on trade developments with china. the dow swinging 544 points in today's session. stocks quloased lower but well off session lows. the healthcare sector and tech stocks were dragging down investors. the word on the street was investors are locking in gains after a stunning start to the year. the s & p 500 is cook on all cylinders. the nasdaq coming after a 10-week up treek. coming up. we take to you venezuela.

interim president juan guaido made a triumphant return home in the face of threats by socialist dictator nicolas maduro to put him and his family in prison. the most of terrifying day of tornadoes in years. -- 23 dead.

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we have to flip the script. we'll go to paul williams to get a check on the polar vortex heading through the northeast. paul? >> thank you, liz. overall we are looking at a brutally cold situation stepping in the forefront of our forecast posing quite a challenge for us. we are looking at aqueue weather between 20-30 degrees below zero. so we are looking at the arctic air that will blast through the lower part of the country. that same icy air is going to rake itself act great lakes region and give us another wave of lake-effect snow through pennsylvania up towards portions of vermont. the same cold air will punch its way through the northern part of the country. then take a look at this. in reference to the cleanup

effort behind the tragic tornadoes in the deep south. they lost so much flower those areas, particularly throughout portions of alabama, there is a need for that power to get up and running as quickly as possible because it's dangerously cold there. 15 too 25 degrees below the norm. and another cold shot will push through. we are look at 10-20 degrees below the snowstorm. and last but not least, take a look at this. the deeper the purposing the colder the air. the deepest -- purple. the great snowflakes region, wednesday inmore cold air is hovering over the northeast. if i keep going showing you how cold it will stay, you might not invite me back.

>> is this unusual action to have this cycling -- cold cycling period? is it so unusual? >> this kind of cold air or what we call pinchoffs. but it's a little unusual for this to be hitting nuts first week of march. we are suppose to be talk about spring flowers. liz: paul, come back soon, you are a great weatherman. let's get to jonathan serrie in lee county, alabama. reporter: as the sun sets over alabama you can see cleanup efforts are well under way. the national weather service believes the tornado that came through this community was a powerful e.f.4 tornado packing winds of 170 miles an hour. that's based on the extent of damage they have seen in she county, alabama. they believe the tornado was one mile wide, blowing mobile homes

off their foundations and tearing roofs off houses. one man describes how he rode out the storm in one of those houses. >> i was in my room and the whole top came off the house. reporter: your family was inside? >> yes, but everybody okay. reporter: how did you survive? >> jesus. reporter: a lot of people were praying yesterday. but not everyone was so fortunate. at least three children ages 6, 9 and 10 are among the 23 fatalities. >> we lost children, mothers, fathers, neighbors, and friend. to know alabama is to know that we are a tight-knit community of people.

and today each of us mourns the loss of our fellow alabamans. reporter: she said she received a phone call from president trump pledging a-plus support from the federal government. house speaker nancy pelosi pledging full congressional cooperation, helping these alabama communities to rebuild in the coming months. liz: several other developing stories we are following for you tonight. the brazilian mining company called vale faces a $7 billion fine for allegedly colluding with safety inspectors to brazil to hide dangerous conditions at that dam before it collapsed. killing at least 180 people. it's not the first time vale has

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liz: brand-new and exclusive video coming into our show, interim president juan guaido returning to venezuela, even though nicolas maduro threatened to throw him and his family in prison. you are watching interim president juan guaido leaving the airport in a motorcade. thousands of guaido supporters came out to demonstrate their support for him. we have more details coming in.

customs officials in the airport in venezuela reportedly said according to our sources in the country, welcome home, mr. president. vice president michael pence tweeted out juan guaido's return to venezuela is of the highest importance to the u.s. he must be able to reenter venezuela safely. let's bring in a former navy intelligence officer. what will happen with guaido gets arrested? he has 54 plus countries supporting him. what if he gets arrested? >> i think it wouldn't be a good idea for the maduro regime to do that. vice president pence made it clear the u.s. will step up its

response if that happens. the temperature is rising in venezuela. guaido's return to the country is probably the most of promising stein in a while that change is coming. for the most of part the fight has been done politically and financially and diplomatically. but what i worry about the most of is a larger issue happening covertly because i'm seeing this disturbing sign of a potential military escalation taking place. we have seen reports of the russians send military contracts there. you have got russia in there. you have got iran trying to pull the strings and change the way they think. this is a dangerous precedent to set. liz: it sounds like what you are talking about is a civil war

with other super powers behind the scene. let's talk about cuba. cuba and venezuela essentially validate each other. the white house is announcing cuba's role in fomenting repression in venezuela is clear. what will the sanctions mean for cuba here, bret? >> it's going to be a lot more dangerous for u.s. people to have to go to the country. maduro is a puppet of the cuban regime. and it's so important that we increase the sanctions. is specially cuban intelligence. they have been covertly supporting the maduro regime.

their intent is to undermine our democracy. it's fantastic we are trying to pusht sanctions on it. the cubans are just as bad. we have to support guaido and his efforts. this is the diplomatic way forward. supporting guaido and making sure we expose the true mentality of the maduro regime in intensifying the action here. liz: just as we have been reporting, more and more democrats are ditching their own medicare for all bill, including democrat senators amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren is on the fence by the, and so is cory booker. they recently more modest plans for option alibi-ins. let's bring in the former gubernatorial california

candidates john cox. they know what the' moderate democrats are about. when they see the poll numbers dropping, saying when we hear the details, we don't like medicare for all. are centrist democrats rightfully worried about this? >> absolutely. the reason they are look at it is they are looking at the price tag for this thing. the reason that healthcare is really getting to be so high in cost, liz, there is no price transparency. there is no revolvement with the patient. you walk into a hospital and ask what an mri costs, and nobody can tell you. that's a problem. if you look at lasix or other

services, those prices have come down. but the prices are escalating and it will be worse if we get government healthcare. this is the kind of creeping socialism going on in california. liz: california rejected single payer. >> if you look at the 40 members of the house that were elected in the house. 33 of those members are new centrist new dems. so you have aoc, bernie, all these progressives in the party pulling the party to the left pretty strongly. then you have 40 people elected, 33 of them new dem centers, you see there is a tug-of-war between aoc, i'm going to put you on the list if you don't vote for these progressive things. there is a battle within the

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president trump: socialism is not about the environment, it's not about justice. it's not about virtue. socialism is about one thing, it's called power for the ruling class. look what's happening in venezuela and so many other places. all of us are here today because we know that the future does not belong to those who believe in socialism. america will never be a socialist country. never. liz: that was president trump rallying the crowd at cpac. he was saying, democrats bring

on socialism. he said i want to campaign against that. the president saying if democrats want a socialist nightmare, he wants to run against that. he's saying okay, no airplanes, no cars, no energy. when the wind stops blowing that means no energy and that's the end of your tv. ted harvey, great to see you. ted, this sounds like red baiting red meat stuff. your take? >> i was there. it was a long speech. it was the president at his best and he's right. when you have every democrat presidential candidate supporting infanticide, co-sponsoring the green deal. many of them are supporting socialized healthcare. that's what the democrat party is taking to the american people. i don't think that's where the

majority of americans are. i don't think that's where the majority of democrats unaffiliated are. >> we have centrist democrats, they are spooked about this. they are fighting against cortez and the far left. we are talking democrat representatives, josh cox. you know what they are saying? they are saying we have to listen to our district, not just your hard left it's our voters and you threatening to take our name for a list to get revenge against us? you sound just like richard nixon. >> and they are right. but we are not only these socialists in the house are, this is where the leadership of the democratic party is. that's where the candidates for president of the united states are. they are far left of where mainstream americans are. the democrats in these congressional seats should be concerned about it.

liz: ocasio-cortez responding to allegations she is a hypocrite after the "new york post" reporting her campaign spent three times as much on gas guzzling car services versus taking the subway that was just a block away. even green peace is tearing into her. he's calling her a pompous little twit. that she doesn't understand her own policy. what's your take about this fighting and carrying on? >> it's interesting. i can understand the fighting between the centrists and socialists. but when you have greenies fighting against each other it's interesting. they are pointing out what a hypocrite she is. that's an interesting take on where the democrat party is that they are fighting amongst themselves, amongst the far

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liz: back to venezuela. the interim president juan guaido came back into the country. he was met by crowds of cheering supporters. diplomats from uraguay and spain were at the airport to insure his safety. it feels like things will start ratcheting up in venezuela. your take?

>> it's certainly a very tense time. but i think president trump guaido's return is important for two reasons. it demonstrates * persuasively that he cannot be intimidated and it underscores the support mr. guaido has around the country. there were something like 47 different demonstrations in cities all or venezuela. not just in the capital. all in support of mr. guaido. liz: what happens next? what will maduro do now? >> i accepts he's becoming increasingly desperate. he's desperate to keep as much of the humanitarian assistance out as possible and i think we can count on him and his supporters in the military to attempt to intimidate mr. guaido and his supporters.

i don't think it will work. we have seen 600 defections and the international pressure on the maduro regime is increasing in a significant way. >> we have been covering the venezuela story on this show the last three years. stories of people eating out of garbage bags. that's how destitute the situation is. 64 nations now support guaido. a number of them denounced nicolas maduro as a dictator. nancy pelosi has condemned him. your take on alexandria ocasio-cortez refusing to denounce him as a dictator. she on the went so far as to say venezuela is a complex issue. >> i don't think the issue is nearly as complex as that

comment would suggest. essentially venezuela is a failed country being held together by force with the support of russia, china and cuba. the reason you were able to frill many young venezuelans picking through the garbage for food is because the socioeconomic system imposed by hugo chavez and sustained by nicolas maduro has effectily collapsed. that's why 3 million venezuelans abandoned the country. this is 10% of the population. predictions are if things don't change, as many as 2 million more venezuelans will leave this year. liz: ambassador, that would be striking if that happens. we really appreciate it. coming up. president trump under siege. jerry nadler is the latest

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president trump under siege today by democrats. now, the democrats alleging obstruction of justice, corruption and abuse of power. here's representative jerry nadler on abc news yesterday. >> we will be issuing document requests, over 60 different people and individuals from the white house to the department of justice, down from wis weisselberg to begin the investigations to present the case to the american people about obstruction of justice, corruption, and abuse of power.

liz: obstruction of justice is a heavy charge. president nixon faced it. so did bill clinton. let's bring in the heritage foundation. jerry nadler saying they don't have all the evidence yet, but it's sounding as if they have made up their mind already. what does this mean for 2020? >> it means democrats are going to have a hard time convincing anyone who is remotely moderate in this country that they actually care about policies and are capable of creating any form of legislation. all of these investigations are clearly just intent to distract from the conversation of how well president trump is doing, given a growing economy, given relative peace abroad and also meant to distract from the policies that democrats are now promoting which are very radical including the green new deal, open borders. liz: okay. president trump is now being charged with the same thing that

nixon and clinton was charged with, and both of those avenues -- they were well traveled roads. those two presidents got in trouble. this president has been accused of obstruction of justice with the firing of james comey and more. this is going to be a tough road here, kelsey, no? >> it is an accusation without any evidence. look we have the mueller report that's supposed to be coming out very soon. democrats would be wise to actually wait for the results of that, before sending 81 plus letters to all of these different individuals and entities on some sort of fishing expedition. liz: let's get to this, house minority leader kevin mccarthy was on that same program, arguing to jerry nadler and the democrats were looking to impeach the president from day one. watch >> i think congressman nadler decided to impeach the president the day the president won the election. >> he's not there yet? >> listen to exactly what he said. he talks about impeachment

before he even became chairman. he says you have to persuade people to get there. there's nothing that the president did wrong. liz: your reaction? >> this is where democrats quite frankly look immature and throwing a temper tantrum they lost the 2016 election. elections have consequences. republicans are learning that now that they don't have the majority in the house anymore. the democrats really need to prove they are capable of doing something more than these fishing expeditions against president trump with their ultimate goal being impeachment again with no actual grounds or evidence to warrant that. liz: what policies are going to get done now in the interim, what duke do you think -- what do you think? >> if it were up to the democrats, it would be the green new deal. president trump needs to focus on immigration, building the wall. that's a winning issue for him. it is something that majority of americans, moderate and conservative want to see. >> kelsey, great to see you. thank you for coming in. >> thank you, liz. >> thank you for having us in your homes and for watching.

lou dobbs is here next on the fox business network. have a good evening. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. the radical democrats ratcheting up their political persecution of president donald trump. and they mean to attack viciously and relentlessly. the radical democrats making it clear that nothing contained in the report that robert mueller will some day submit after the special counsel's almost two-year investigation will in any way interrupt or interfere with their efforts to destroy the trump presidency and his chances of reelection. few of the radical destructive democrats are more venomous