joins us. asia expert gordon chang joins us as does pastor robert jeffress. good night from new york. trish: the house wimping out. passing a watered down anti-semitism resolution following a series of hateful, disgusting anti-semitic comments from ilhan omar. but in the 11th hour nancy pelosi caved to the alt-left, and she caved to this woman. we'll show you this woman is no friend to the united states of

america. in the end if nancy pelosi can't see it, neither can she. paul manafort sentenced to 47 years behind bars for bank fraud, but nothing related to russian collusion. the house dems targeting 81 of trump's associates. one of those targets is joining me here in just minutes. exclusive video coming to us from venezuela. this is march today righta island -- this is marchinr -- te a bustling tourist destination. we have a warn together far

left democrats who continue to put their socialist agenda forth. we have the american hostage that was taken by nicolas maduro. plus the former head of venezuela's state-run oil company. prime typcompany. "trish regan primetime" is next. the house of representatives backing down from their original effort to condemn anti-semitism. anti-semitism, ilhan omar, a new representative from minnesota making repeated anti-semitic comments. the democrats intended to call her out but instead approved a weak statement that calls out owl hatred so she won't feel bad. but she should feel bad. if the democrats had-real leadership they would kick her

off the foreign affairs committee because she doesn't seem to have the best interests of america at heart. she suggested supporters of israel hold too much power in america. she has done this many times. think about what she just said days ago, trying to suggest that american jews are more loyal to israel. >> in this country that says it's okay for people to pledge allegiance to a foreign country. trish: she tweeted israel hypnotized the world. may allah awaken the world to see the evil doings of israel. she tweeted the support in congress for israel is all about

the benjamins, saying that it's all about money from the people support them. we learned tonight that she once asked a judge to show leniency towards a group of men convicted of trying to join isis to kill americans. and jews. and tonight after all this, this woman is still on the foreign affairs committee. joining know right now, president of the islamic forum for american democracy, zuhdi jasser. do they have a problem? is this out of control in to me it's the logical response to say the foreign affairs committee is not the right place for this representative from minnesota.

>> there are no depths the democrats don't steam go down to. first pelosi condemned it. then she did a 180. then you had the congress one and say it's okay because it's a somali immigrant and her culture is difference. as a muslim i find that offense ill because of this by zash bigot are you where they instantialize her. when they do that, she has the islamist lobby behind her doing victory laps. fundraising off her victory that this watered down resolution shows they have power, their vote means something in the congress. these are is slammist ideologues. working together with the

red-green a exirks s socialists saying they run the show. this is like a kid. you don't show them what happens when they act out they will become indignant and do it over and over again. trish: she'd holds the power. the whole thing started with this deal with this woman. they did the 180 and backtracked on all of it. if you ask me she showed she holds a lot of power. what is it nancy pelosi is so frightened of? >> it appears her base is the radical left. i am old enough to remember in 2011 when i test fired on congressman king's committee. her predecessor demanded he have a separate testimony time so he could cry a river about muslims. her base is together same thing

ellison did in 2011. don't treat them as adults and equal, let them do what they want because their base is important. their base is not the moderate center, it's the far left, the rashida tlaib. it's the social media food print it has nothing do with ideas and protecting americans. trish: you are there to protect the country and lead the country. i question who is backing ilhan omar. i saw her tweet on venezuela. she somehow thinks u.s. is responsible for all this. she chooses to ignore the fact that hugo chavez's economic policies ran that country into the ground, costing people their lives and freedom. and she doesn't care.

she refuses to call maduro a dictator while trying to get isis fighters off easy. >> look who is supporting her. the quran times. celebrated her as the most of important politician. she is talking about peace and justice in arit rea? no, she doesn't do that's when it comes to muslim majority governments. only saudi arabia because they are against the brotherhood. it's seen every day where israel and the west become the focus of most of of the resolutionsage they ignore the tyranny and oppression of most

of of the islamic nations. >> it's scary stuff. i would get her off that foreign affairs committee. former trump campaign chair, paul manafort just moments ago getting sentenced to 47 months. just about four years in prison for tax and bank fraud. but nothing related to collusion. where's that in all of this? known while, they are going after 81 more people. the democrats are turning this into a big giant party. if you ever drank a white russian in a bar or anybody with associated with donald trump, god help you. deneen borelli and robert patello. they wanted to get him on collusion. it looks like mule letter come up short and the whole collusion sting is dying.

so now what? >> the whole collusion thing has gone away and died. we haven't heard anything about it. and we haven't heard any reports there was no collusion. with manafort, he's guilty of being associated with president trump. then candidate trump at the time. so that is what they really got him on. i understand they got him on the tax and banging fraud charges. but because of his association with president trump. none of this with have happened if he was not associated with trump. trish: robert where is that association with collusion. he was accused of stealing millions of dollars from the taxpayers by not disclosing what he was doing in coordination with foreign governments.

>> i'm not saying that's right. but you have got a rabid congress going after everyone ever associated with donald trump. but they are not getting them on the things they are hoping to get them on. because that didn't happen. michael cohen said it himself. there was no collusion. if you have no collusion, aren't you breaking down government and wasting taxpayer's time and money by going after 81 people? >> if we have reason to believe they committed crimes. go after them. michael cohen is going to prison for committing crimes. >> anybody associated with trump now potentially in the hot seat. why don't you spend time digging into what's going on with ilhan omar and who's backing her and why she is so anti-american and anti-israel. >> she was talking about aipac,

the political action committee which many people believe has an outside influence on american politicians. we need a conversation on how much money being spent in foreign aid. trish: she doesn't seem to think she wants to give anyone a dime, even in venezuela. i am not saying it has to be taxpayer money. but for a woman who wants to open up our borders to anyone from latin america who wants to come here to now say i am not going to help them. if you wanted to help them you would help them in the places they want to stay and want to live. let them stay in their own economies because we would want them to have freedom and democracy and a chance of economic prosperity. she is in direct opposition to that. >> i totally agree with you, trish. with her comments of

anti-semitism. they are absolutely outrageous. this is beyond outrageous, actually. because she has backup, kamala harris, bernie sanders, ocasio-cortez. james clyburn snow has minimized -- talk about survivors and what they have gone through. >> his comments today trying to compare what she has been through with holocaust survivors and suggesting her situation is worse. the whole thing is so absolutely, positively bizarre. i couldn't believe way was reading. is this an attempt to try and get anybody out there who might be anti-semitic to side with the democrats. >> this is really dangerous. this weak resolution they did today. the resolution was supposed to be about omar and anti-semitism, period. but they watered it down. they don't want to go after this

woman and criticize her and reprimand her in any way, shape or form. the progressives have taken over the democrat party. nancy pelosi is in charge in name only. she has no power, can't control them. trish: big mistake and bad for our country. we have a lot more. democrats investigating anybody they can investigate in a desperate effort to take down the president. 81 people they are going after. one of them is here to tell you about it. find out why he's telling congressional investigators to get lost. nicolas maduro is censoring pro-democracy news, including youtube streams of this particular show because he doesn't want the people of venezuela to see them.

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>> mr. abrams, is the administration in discussions with the guaido administration other maduro regime on the imprisonment of the citgo executives who are dual citizens. >> we are unable to get consular

access to them. the position of the regime is because they are also venezuelan citizens, you don't get to see them. we keep pressing the regime because there are two court orders for their release. the regime simply refuses to implement. we keep pressing. we do keep raising it. i'm absolutely confident at the point at which interim president guaido takes over, their release will be very raped. trish: that was texas senator ted cruz questioning he'll got i grams. the five hostages we reported first on this show who are still being held hostage in venezuela by maduro's regime. joining me tonight, a man who was held nearly two years in

venezuela himself, josh holt. josh, welcome. i want to back up because not all our viewers know our story. tell us what happened to you, sir, in venezuela. >> i went to venezuela to marry my wife tammy. as soon as we were married our plan was to come back to the united states to live here. a week after we were married and went on our honeymoon we were captured by the national police of venezuela, and i spent two years in venezuela held hostage basically, not seeing a judge for over a year and a half. with the corruption of being in venezuela, we finally were able to go in front of a judge. the judge looked me in the face and said i wish i could help you but there is no way. we were sent to trial and finally after six months we were released. trish: how did you get released?

>> there were connections senator hatch made through the -- there is a gentleman whose name is caleb mccary, he has connections and ties through people in venezuela. sadly, caleb mccary is no longer with senator bob corker. he's been removed due to the fact he was trying to work with venezuela and the relationships he was trying to have in order to help free americans. and there are senators that were not happy with that and for that reason he was let go. trish: were you used as a pawn? you know, they held you on bogus charges. but i'm wondering why. okay, here is an american. lept get this american and we can use him as a negotiating

chip? >> you know, that's probably what their mind was. also i was a trophy. the exact person that put me in jail came to me and told me, i know you are a good boy, i just know you are in the wrong place at the same time. i was sleeping in my bed and he came into my room and took me out. a lot of the things they do, they do it because they are look for something out of it. they like all the attention they are getting. and they don't believe that anyone is going to do anything about it. trish: well, we have a new president and vice president who are definitely interested in doing something by the. so maybe they didn't quite gain that one out. but they have five americans there right now and a green cardholder.

i have been reporting on this story. >> i actually talked to veronica and her family a handful of times as well as my mom, giving them ideas on things they can do to get their story into the public. that's what my mom did. she was able to get my story out into the public. and through that we were able to receive our freedom. trish: that's what made a difference? >> 100%. sadly that's what we don't have right now. we don't have the connection between the united states and venezuela. it's not there. and they need the help of caleb mccary. they need the senators who are happy with us trying to be friendly with governors and senators from minnesota, we node those connections so we can make

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trish: tonight the gop is splintering as a growing number of lawmakers urge the president to back away from his national emergency declaration for the border wall. this is a mistake politically. but it's a mistake for our economy and it is a humanitarian disaster. we do have a national crisis. tonight the administration asked the pentagon to provide shelter for 5,000 children who crossed the border. the highest number of family units migrating to the u.s., the highest numbers on record. the democrats and some republicans downplay those problems there is a serious cost to our economy. an illegal population depresses the wages of legal workers because more workers are willing to work for less.

numerous studies quantified the cost to american taxpayers. estimating $100 billion a year tied to illegal immigration. here's what i do not get. on the one hand the extreme left. i'm thinking ilhan omar and her friends. they want open borders while urging the united states to do nothing to help the people of venezuela. now, if we are going to be logical and thoughtful and strategic about all of this, shouldn't we want to encourage people to stay in their own home countries and wouldn't we want to encourage freedom and prosperity in those places so close to us so the migrants aren't tempted to come here to the united states?

of course the left's logic may be strategic and be logical, not for the health of our country, but for their own machiavellian political instincts. the alt-left wants to open our borders, drain our economy, allow illegals to vote, encouraging a totally dependent population. it's a recipe for disaster. the republicans would be wise to stick by the president. meaningful immigration reform is what we need. former advisor to u.k. prime minister david cameron, steve hilton. i know you dealt with a lot of this in the u.k. yourselves in terms of the immigration crisis. but, if you really want to help

people, the answer isn't to say come to the united states, the answer might be, to help them achieve democracy and freedom and prosperity in the places that i guarantee you they probably would like to live since that's what they grew up. steve: exactly right, trish. it's a fundamental point. it's not just about sending them more money and giving them more aid it's about building the institutions we know give people opportunity. a market economy. the free society, the rule of law. when you look at the immigration debate and the action we are seeing the republicans stand up to president trump over the emergency declaration the infuriating thing about that is president trump is responding to decades of failure from members of congress in both parties who

have this so wrong for so long. it started off in 1986 with that immigration reform that opened the gates to the low-wage immigration. when people started seeing the consequences, they stot thought we have to do immigration reform. then finally you have a president who gets elected with build the wall, the clearest promises he makes. and you have republicans controlling congress and mitch mcconnell and paul ryan said to the path we'll get you the money, if you seen it omnibus bill that was so horrendous we'll get you the wall, and it didn't happen. now he's trying to deal with the results of all that failure and they are saying you can't do it. it's so infuriating. trish: how important is it for the country that it get built.

it's not just the wall, it's about overall border protection. how critical is it that it happens? steve require is for all the reasons you laid out. the economic impact, social cohesion. i'm in favor of legal immigration that's managed in a way that means we invite people to the country who can make a contribution in our economy and our society and we take our fair share of refugees. but all of that is undeo d is undermined when people know they can jump the line. a physical bare yirls obviously a deterrent. but the other thing president trump has been asking for, he's talking about more resources to get better immigration courts so the backlog of asylum seekers can be dealt with. and reforms t to the asylum

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corruption. we are cutting off vital sources of cash to this corrupt regime pocket. we are putting sanctions on maduro supports and revoke theirs and their family's visas across the globe. trish: that was special representative to venezuela, elliott abrams on the sanctions being puto in place on nicolas maduro to squeeze his regime out of power. more sanctions are on the way, according to elliott abrams. joining me now is the former pdvsa vice president who rant state-owned oil company back in the days which it was actually thriving. he's also the head of the new citgo board named by juan

guaido. sanctions. is that going to work? is that going to actually force maduro's hand and tell him and his crony's we don't want to be here anymore? >> eventually it should. there are certain things happening. i just learned this morning when i was coming here from virginia that last week at the end of last week only 90,000 barrels of oil were processed in u.s. refineries of venezuelan oil. venezuela, the only source of cash that it has at this point in time is whatever little it was getting from the united states because of the sanctions that's going to dry out real

quick. and then whatever we are getting exports to india which is not too much. and it's sold at a discount. it's not one of our natural markets. but it's the only thing we have left. what we are giving to russia and china is just paying back money they already have spent. so they are going to be in a tight position financially, and the only thing that is actually maintaining them is the support of the military, which is changing some people are already going to support guaido and the new government. more of that will have to happen. but one of the things we are look for in the united states is the leadership to be able to

negotiate an amnesty that is actually believable. trish: what does that mean? for nicolas maduro and his team? >> and his friends. this law is like a blanket thing. if you come to my side nothing will happen to you. it's not credible. it has to be something negotiated and maybe get somebody to accept those terms and start breaking the group in such a way that it finally goes away. and that's probably, you know, the last thing that can be done. trish: is there anyone in his inner circle, on his team, that is about to jump sides that is perhaps the ticket to this whole

thing? >> i wouldn't know. i'm more an old professional politician. there have been rumors that the how do you say, the exterior minister, the concierge has been talking to some people in the united states to take care of him and his family. but these are rumors i'm not sure are completely true. i'm sure some of them are trying to negotiate some way out. trish: the sooner the better. i'm out of time. >> hopefully the sooner it happens is best for everybody. trish: democrats stopping at nothing as they attempt to take down the president of the united states. we have the list of 81

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trish: democrats investigating 81 people in an effort to take down the president. and they are pinning their entire probe on this guy. another lie in it. watch. >> i never asked for nor would i accept a pardon from president trump. trish: of course he did ask for a pardon from president trump. in fact he had his lawyer approach the president's legal team to ask for that pardon. it was a democrat house judiciary committee led by jerry nadler, they are leading a probe into entities close to the president. one of them happens to be my next guest, former trump campaign advisor, michael caputo.

i'm sure this is not a fun time for you. nobody would want to be on that list. but i hear you are telling them to get lost. >> i am like a lot of people on this list. my life has been on hold for two years. we pressed pause when all these investigations started. i test fired before the house -- i testified before the house and senate. always as a witness. and by the way, a witness to nothing. and so i spent over $200,000 in legal fees. luckily i have been able to raise that on gofundme. at the end of the mueller investigation my wife and i were hoping maybe we could press play. the things that happened to my family are terrible. destruction of my business. but with the end of the investigation other publication

of the report or a summary. out comes this list of 81 people. i didn't even know i was on the list. i heard it from a reporter that it was on the list. i never got a letter. the reporter got me the letter. i had to send that to my attorney. it's about headlines. to me it's atrocious. trish: what do they want from you? >> they want a lot. each of the 81 people got a list of documents that they demanded for production. and my list was the shortest of all of them. don, jr.'s was 4-6 pages. my was half a page. my lawyer and i respond immediately and our answer was we have none of these documents. i had nothing to do with the meeting at the trump tower. i was at the convention. i had no idea about russian

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