gary lives, down in a sunny place. we would all be happier. good stuff. appreciate it. that does it for "bulls and bears." we'll be right back here tomorrow. see you then. >> it's up to her to explain. but i do not believe she understood the full weight of the words. >> congresswoman omar's statements clearly do not represent the thinking of most of anybody else in office in the democratic party. >> when you cross that threshold in the congress your words weigh much more than when you are shouting at somebody outside. liz: the democrats in disarray, fighting amongst themselves fighting anti-semitism among their ranks. if the democrats can't confront

what is self-effort, can wees d self-evident, can we trust them to take us towards socialism? joe biden is getting closer to announcing he this for 2020. will he bring ordinarier to the democratic primaries? and could hillary clinton do that. the circle getting tighter around venezuela's nm nicolas maduro. elliott abrams said he talked to the world bank and they are ready to rebuild venezuela. maduro's forces beat to death a journalist trying to ex foats corruption. we ask, where is the outrage here. we take you to bernie sanders.

he's in iowa. but we are digging deeper into how he has run his campaign operation. did bernie have a campaign problem like the one alexandria ocasio-cortez has. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald and the evening edit * starts right now. [♪] welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. let's get straight to the developments out of venezuela. reporter: american journalist corey weddle is home after venezuelan security foarlts arrested him and deported him. he had been living in cara castle until yesterday when venezuelan authorities the arrested him. >> i was detained pretty much

every day with my face covered with a ski mask with counter intelligence folks. it's been a stressful few days. reporter: the maduro regime blocks international aid. the trump administration says they are considering allowing venezuelans to stay here during the crisis. there are 74,000 asylum applications for venezuela. >> what there is to review? we all pointed out the urgency of this situation. this is not a matter that can wait. so i'm somewhat puzzled as to what there is to review. reporter: special envoy for venezuela, elliott abrams says the u.s. will target foreign

banks working with maduro. maduro has the support of much of venezuela's military leadership. along with continued dissent for free speech and journalists. liz: we'll take you more to the case of ali dough min gets who was killed in venezuela. huawei is trying to sue the u.s. claiming it acted as judge, jury, and executioner. reporter: they claimed their due process to sell their items they say was violated. they say they sued as a matter of last resort. >> after exhausting all other

options, we are left with no choice. reporter: the chinese foreign ministry supports this lawsuit. senator marco rubio said he can't wait until the discovery phase so the world can see how they cheat, steal and spy for the government of china. huawei poses a threat to the u.s. and other companies. other news out of the china today. the government reconsidering sending government xi jinping to mara lag oh tod -- to mar-a-lago to sign a trade deal. the chinese are having trouble separating the flip cal diplomatic moves from the trade talks. they are also upset that the

u.s.b52 bombers have phone close to the chinese islands in the disputed south china sea. the white house has a date they are set on but they are waiting on the chinese. for chinese president xi jinping, they say he's going to mar-a-lago the last week in march. the largest trade deficit with china, pressure on both sides to make a deal. liz: president trump pushed for a china trade victory. that will factor big in the reelection campaign.

howard schultz is considering a run as an independent. hen consulting seasoned open raw toughs. >> china is a fierce competitor of the united states of america. i think china is on course if we don't prevent it from displacing the united states as the economic power of the world. president trump made a tremendous mistake by pulling out of tpp. wall street point out that trump's china trade deal factors big time when it comes to stock trading and investments. trump's tax cuts putting a floor under the market moving and marching higher. but there have been legitimate fears about your money and your

stocks. we remind you, though, to ignore the media hysteria that will cost you money. remember recently how the his area over the government shutdown caused stocks to tank? watch. >> the shutdown is beginning its 26th day with no negotiations planned toned it. a white house analysis shows the shut down is hurting the economic growth as twice the rate previously calculated. it's look like a serious economic crisis. not having that money in circulation it could push the country into a recession? liz: it turns out all of them were wrong. there was talk that retail would be awful.

kohl's and target got good numbers for the fourth quarter. the media keeps getting it wrong. let's bring in ernie voss. >> i think the economy on paper looks good. you have food stamps down 4 million. the lowest unemployment. the lowest unemployment for african-americans, asians, hispanics. in my neck of the woods in new hampshire the unemployment rate is 2.4%. that's full employment. 2.4%. and the u.s. leads energy production for the first time in 40 years. the numbers look good. liz: high school dropouts people without a college degree, 5%. for minorities and women we have

been covering what the facts are. is attacking the economy the only option against anyone running against trump in 2020? >> against president trump they will attack a lot of things. the numbers aren't showing that it's as bad as they are saying. it's a lot of doom and gloom. liz: we'll dig deeper into this later in the show. but as dan henninger says it's an undeniable reality the voters see, that's job growth. >> the unemployment is the lowest. it's incredible. liz: when you hear about the democrats in disarray and you stack that with the results of this administration, we are not pro or against trump. we are just reporting the facts. ernie, what the democrats are talking about now are higher tax

rates. they are talking about socialist policies like medicare for all, and things of that nature. the down the rabbit hole of socialism. >> there are two big cams happening right now. you will have the democrats who will do anything to get back into power. and president trump with the numbers that look spectacular. let's go back to that voting on the house resolution on anti-semitism. all 23 nos came from republicans. chad pergram joins us to say why. >> liz cheney is the chair of the house republican conference. she was one of the 23 nos and the on the member of leadership to vote no. for the democratic leadership to kowtow to the radical themes and

refuse language. it's a tad sad day for the house and the democrats' lack of action is responsible for bringing us to thawnt fortunate moment. the republicans who voted no said the resolution did not go directly at ilhan omar. the democrats did not specifically want to mention her. karen bass, the chair of the congressional black caucus was opposed to mentioning omar by name. some told me it could be a security concern for omar who is muslim. that is a lot of the reason the republicans voted no, one because they say the was watered down in was one present vote

from republican steve king of iowa. you might remember the house of representatives directed a resolution at him back in january after his comments about race. a very interesting vote in the house of representatives. i said what if it happens again? she said it won't. that's what she said a couple months ago. there was a similar resolution. this is the second problem they have had with ilhan omar. liz: stocks selling off after the central bankers in europe slashed their forecast for economic growth this year. let's get to gerri willis at the big board. >> a tough one for your 401k. and why? the ecd cutting its growth rate for the e.u. to 1.7%.

they are offering banks cheap loans and delaying rate hikes. the stocks performing the worst was walgreens. that stock experiencing its biggest five-day sell-off in five years. it's the worst performing for the third straight day. the company continues to struggle with investigation into sales of tobacco products. liz: democrats in disarray. they are consumed by in-fighting over self-evident anti-semitism. and they are fighting over wildly expensive programs they cannot pay for. bernie sanders is about to kick off his campaign rally. we are all over that story

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liz: going nowhere, getting nothing done. hopelessley divide. they were supposed to vote on a no-brainer. a resolution condemning a pattern of anti-semitism. but they couldn't agree on the wording. that had nancy pelosi walk out of her caucus for not listening to her. how can the nation trust them as they try to take the nation down a rabbit hole of socialism like

the green new deal and medicare for all. >> i told a friend last fall, liz, when the democrats took the majority back is the silver lining is you can't hide the crazy when you are in the majority. but they are taking it to a new level. you have got a frankenstein party. the green new deal and free college. that's $135 trillion. now you have the situation with representative omar and the anti-semitic comments. it's amazing they atlantic ability to condemn the anti-semitic comments. there has been a movement inside the party attacking the nation of israel and trying to undermine it it's a militant

anti-semitic movement. when you have those things taking place inside the democratic party, the reason she cannot condemn it -- liz: that's leadership. anti-semitism, condemn it. white supremacy, condiment. full stop. there is no semblance, no watering it down. full stop. >> this is the sad part. we have gone from never again to we have seen comments that, it's not that bad. the thing that's scary to me as a student of history when you look at what was taking place in germany in the 1930s. the reason hitler succeed is he got the polite middle class to threat anti-semitism go mainstream. you crush it and say you will

never accept it. this is staggering to me. liz: i want to get so much out of you. i love talking to you. dan henninger says the hottest job market in half a century. we have high school jobless rates at 5%. they are talking about identity politics when the nation is firing at record lows. are the democrats taking their eye off the prize? >> there are 7 million job openings in the private sector. the economic policies, they are color blind, gender blind. it doesn't matter. rising tide lifts all ships. the thing that's important to most of of the american voters, it's pocketbook issues. do i have a job, can i put food

on my table. they can talk about identity politics, crazy socialism, anti-semitism. at the end of the day the american people understand what donald trump is doing, he's trying to get them more jobs, better pay, higher wages. all of these things. that's what 2020 is all about. li the liberal republicans who say, we feel -- we don't like what donald trump has said in tweets. we are uncomfortable with donald trump. he's hard to take. what are the democrats doing? we are not going to go or there, they are talking about higher tax rates, guaranteed jobs, free healthcare. this is what they are going to take to the voters? really? >> the american people see through this. they are look at the substance versus the style. donald trump has a lot of

substance. i know some people struggle with his style. most of of the american people have no problems with the style and they love the substance. again, where we are headed, i have a hard time believing any democratic candidate is not going to get blown away by donald trump when the american people take stock of everything offered by his policies and agenda versus what they have to offer. soul-crushing socialism and these other crazy ideas from the far left. liz: we are tracking several other stories for you tonight. american airlines took 14 airplanes out of service, why? problems with the overhead bins. an electric cable improperly installed. american says the issue is not a safety risk. an apology to a senate committee

over massive data breaches. marriott's ceo said up to 383 million guests of the hotel chain are still unknown. senators slammed equifax's ceo for a culture of indifference, that breach hit 350 million people. a former equifax executive did plead guilty to insider trading. he exercised stock options before the announcement of the breach. it's back to the drawing board for the big ocean cleanup mission. a piece of equipment failed between hawaii and california. the "wall street journal" warns tiny class nick your clothes are

getting into food and drinking water. 100 years of solitude will be adapt into a project for netflix. ahead on evening edit, elliott abrams testified to the senate that the imf and world bank stand ready with billions of dollars to help rebuild venezuela. he's also talking to russia about venezuela. bernie sanders about to begin his first campaign rally. this time in iowa. the real drama. what's going on behind the scenes there. we'll explain next.

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liz: bernie sanders beginning a 3-day campaign.

reporter: this is the first time this presidential cycle that a democratic candidate visiting iowa has needed something bigger than the size of a high school gym or coffee shop. bernie sanders rented out a convention center. the doors upopenned. hundreds of people are streaming in. they said they are from all over the midwest. they are not necessarily democratic socialists. but for many of them they got into the process because they were interested in bernie sanders four years ago. he has the democratic socialist label. not everybody here shares it. the "new york times" report says biden visors are ready to set up a campaign hq.

there is a possibility that his family members will wind up on front pages again. >> the primary will be difficult. a primary against president trump, i don't think he'll stop at anything. reporter: sherrod brown says i will keep calling out donald trump and his phoney populism. and i will do everything i can to elect a democratic president and democratic senate in 2020. right now the real clear politics average of polls shows bernie has almost 20%. it's historically diverse field with more democratic women running than ever before. the "new york times" had a headline saying in 202. >> , democrats expect a female

frontrunner. but right now they are two white then their late 70s. liz: bernie sanders is public about his socialism but secret about his finances. he's routinely late with his financial disclosure forms with the senate. his secretive tax returns. he refuses to disclose them. and he's been accused for using a black box operation for his campaign advertising on television and radio. hans, great to have you on. let's break this down. bernie sanders in the past has used an llc, in the suburb of virginia, called old towne media. it bought $82 million for ad

time. no website. no phone. just a single flame home. it's been called a front company. these are black box shell companies. what's your take on that? >> it's ironic. brrs has been a big proponent of campaign finance reform. he always says there needs to be more transparency and disclose our. but there is no disclosure about this company i think in the last campaign bought $82 million worth of ads for him. nobody knows who this company is, who their employees are or anything else. that's not quite in accord with the transparency he keeps pushing on everyone else. liz: this could link back to why bernie sanders still refuses to release his tax returns. reports indicate the people behind this black box llc are friends and former associates of

his wife jane. and she was getting tins of thousands -- tens of thousands of dollars on those ad buys. those commissions could be on the tax returns. what do you think? >> we don't know the answer to that. if he published the returns, then very easily he could put these rumors to rest. i guess you have to wonder, why isn't he doing that. liz: there have been a lot of questions about jane sanders. she was president of burlington college in vermont. it went bankrupt. she is accused of misleading a bank to get a loan, she put a lot of debt on it. >> there were never any federal charges filed against her. but there are a lot of allegations of nepotism.

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liz: we have breaking news. a major blackout as workers begin their commute home. the outage is blamed on what they say a power war. one side is saying power wash. other side is saying they are rolling blackouts. the power grid is poorly maintained in venezuela. ambassador. separate from the blackouts. there is a journalist, venezuelans are outraged, a journalist was killed in venezuela. he entered the hospital with a fractured skull, they broke his nose and they knocked out his teeth. he was covering corruption at the university there. your take on a journalist now

being murdered. >> these guys don't know what to do, so they are using repression. they tossed out the german ambassador to venezuela. they have thrown out a couple u.s. reporters. they have been attacking venezuelan reporters. they don't know what to do as the economy collapses, talk about this blackout, long lines in the gas station than their isle production is collapsing. >> you make an important point. stay on the issue of the journalists. we are seeing 36 journalists thrown in prison. nearly 900 political prisoners in venezuela. where is the outrage here? >> that's what you need to do. we need the american media to pay attention to it so the folks here are aware of what's going on. human rights-wise it's been very active and people are talking

about this. but you have got to get the american people to pay attention. liz: ginger general -- jerry bos on our show. he says nicolas maduro is a marxist dictator. marco rubio has been talking about this. he's trying to shut out the truth of what's going on in his marxist dictatorship. >> whether he's a white cat or black cat, he doesn't know how to administer the government and he's a corrupt dictator. liz: thanks for coming on the show. we appreciate seeing you. tomorrow juan guaido joins trish regan in his first interview

since returning to venezuela. it's a fox business exclusive. from the brutal regime of nicolas maduro to kim jong-un. kim jong-un showing the world how easy it is to easily ramp up its nukes again. startling evidence it has a launch site that's ready to go. the white house warning about the surge at the border. ♪ hoo!

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joining us natalie, what do these images show? how big is the threat? >> the speed with which it has gotten its rocket launch a felt back up and running dem strats any steps north korea took between the singapore and hanoi summit last week were purely cosmetic steps. this is extremely concerning. it went from a facility that was largely unusable to now very usable. it is able to surpass their speed capability and it can be used to refine its missile testing in the future. liz: is there a political message here? >> many are concerned this demonstrates north korea was continuing to shore up its weapons capabilities, maybe even

improving them in some way. and a lot are reading into it since this is coming so close on the heels after the hanoi summit. if you look at satellite imagery it looks like north korea was work on getting the facility back up to speed even long before the hanoi summit. this to me calls into question kim jong-un's sincerity. liz: the united nations says 11 million north koreans are undernourished and starving. a lack of clean water, access to healthcare, and bad food. they have incurable diseases. >> the u.n. is reporting crop production is down by 9%. but no natural crisis or humanitarian disaster poses as great of a threat to the north

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rex welcome back. while the numbers are staggering, illegal border crossings could hit 100,000 this month alone. we are on track to surpass obama era levels for this year. what's more, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen warned lawmakers as it is a crisis, it's really will get a lot worse. possibly a million could be hitting the borders this year. let's bring california congressman, great to have you on the show, sir. >> good to be on. >> first of all before we do anything, i want your take on how not everybody is willing to recognize that this is a crisis. watch. >> all of this, this whole mess, is manufactured. a manufactured crisis. a non-crisis at the board that is really not fooling anybody. >> this is a manufactured crisis. holding the american people

hostage. >> the new york times and "washington post" in the past two days said it is a crisis. your take?>> these leftist democrats are not stupid and they are not blind. they know exactly what is going on. it's pretty clear to me that they want open borders. they view an uneducated, impoverished and dependent population of migrants entering the united states, susceptible to every socialist promise they make and something that matches their political end. i'm sure that's what's going on. they know the numbers and they know exactly the magnitude. >> we are humanitarian country. we do want to take care of people but that is the tension

point. we have to have borders. right? >> exactly. it makes a mockery of asylum laws. asylum is reserved for those singled out by persecution by their own government because they do not belong to a specific group. there are seven and a half billion people on the planet. most live in countries that are violent and impoverished. that does not entitle every person in them to come to our country. our borders protect what is unique about our nation. all of the founding principles produced our prosperity. that makes this a very attractive place for people around the world to come. the paradox is this. unless you control the borders, you end up losing all of the unique principles that produce the prosperity that make our country attractive in the first place. countries that cannot or will not enforce the border not around long. >> congressman, california is one of 16 states protecting the part of the money for things like the national guard. more than $6 billion combined. do you agree with this lawsuit? >> absolutely not, it's absolutelyridiculous. we spend enormous amounts of money securing the borders of pakistan , afghanistan, egypt,

lebanon. but the same leftists are not willing to spend money to defend their own border. i think there is a reason for it. they don't want our own border defendant. >> what you think about the vote next week and how it will turn on the president's emergency declaration? >> i cannot read minds and i cannot tell fortunes. i firmly believe the president is absolutely within his legal authority. to declare an emergency. we have got if -- emergencies that were declared. -- not to make a plan but it trumps those crises. >> they say that they can resist this every six months. can we see the democrats or the republicans on the fence revisiting this every six months. >> the president will be there to veto it and as long as it happens we will be able to

proceed with construction. >> it could go to the supreme court the. great to see you congressman, come back soon. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. thank you for watching, lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. >> good evening everybody. the radical dimms may have which they never won control of the house of revenues. from when nancy pelosi got the gavel there been an outright disarray. descending ever deeper into the pit of hate and anger. they have unleashed venomous attacks against fellow americans and america itself. the left has it seems to become increasingly vituperative as a escalate attacks against the president, republicans and