kirstjen nielsen says the border system is at a meltdown. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. trish: brand-new video showing 200 illegal migrants attempting to cross into the arizona border. this as our homeland security chief warns of a system-wide meltdown. that was the word she used to describe a meltdown at our border. half of our gang members apprehended as the our border are from the brutally violent gang, ms-13. the alt-left trying to defend itself after its outrageous behavior. this time wrongly attacking a

pregnant chelsea clinton and blaming her for the new zealand massacre. congressman lee zeldin is here to sound off. americans' fascination with socialism. hear what they said if they would trade a nicolas maduro for president trump. >> would you trade trump for hah duro? >> yeah. i think maduro was democratically elected probably. >> yeah, sure. >> more than likely yes, of course. >> if there is a nicolas maduro going to bring to us revolution, i will support that movement. trish: stephanie hamill is here with more. "trish regan primetime" is next. the situation at our southern

border reaching tipping point. look at this new video coming us this evening. it's showing the lengths in which central american migrants are willing to go to get into our country, to get into our country illegally. this group of nearly 200 was and prehengded trying to cross the arizona border in coordination with suspected smuggling rings. the homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen is out with a dire warning. >> there is no manufactured crisis at our southern border. there is a real life humanitarian and security catastrophe. we are on track to interdict nearly 100,000 migrants this month alone. the situation at our southern border has gone from a crisis to a national emergency to a near

system eyed * meltdown. trish: that's a pretty harsh tone. a near nationwide * meltdown. do you agree is it nearing a system-wide meltdown? >> 100%. we are seeing areas breaking down, bending if not breaking under the strain. we routinely see groups of 100 plus. we see them daily and it pulls us away from our regular duties of patrolling the border to stop drugs from coming in and people with criminal backgrounds. trish: the viewers can see hundreds of people, including a lot of people running towards our border there in arizona.

mexico-arizona border. they are being escorted by these coyotes. it seems brazen to me. is this different than what you would have seen in years past? is it reaching a level in its brazenness that's unusual? >> the cartels have figured out a way, the loopholes in the system and found a way to complete the smuggling process. they know once they get here we'll release them on their own recognizance. they just take them to the closest point and point them our direction and they know their job is done. trish: the coyotes themselves, talk to me about these groups, how much money they are making off these individuals and the danger these individuals are putting themselves in by engaging with the coyotes.

>> they charge $5,000 to $10,000 to bring somebody from central and south america. the further away you go, the higher the price. it's become more lucrative than drug trafficking. the only reason the coyotes are bringing them up at a certain time, they know they are running groups and drugs around the country around us when they are having to concentrate on these large groups. there is two things. we need that barrier to prevent those trying to come in undetected. then we need a change in the law. right now people are taking advantage of the asylum process. most of of them when we initially encounter them. they tell us they are here for work or whatever their case is. once they get into the station, then the story changes and it becomes about something totally different. a lot of them are gaming the system. this has been going on since

2013. until we fix this, it will get worse. trish: you go back to the 1990s and we run the tape of dianne feinstein saying we won't be the welfare system for mexico. they are all talking about the need for better border security. i just want the viewers to see this. >> it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kinds of abriewfs our immigration laws we have seen in recent years and we must do more to stop it. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetect texted, undocumented, unchecked. >> we don't want to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration into this country. >> the american people are

fundamentally pro legal immigration and anti-illegal immigration. we'll tomorrow pass comprehensive reform when we recognize this fundamental concept. trish: senator schumer is saying the american people are fundamental pro legal immigration and anti-illegal immigration. let's improve the system. let's improve our security so people can do things the trite way. >> that clip you showed shows what's wrong with the political system. they are changing with the winds. if they believe in something they need to put it up above their hate or dislike. they can't separate themselves. trish: customs and border protection says ms-13 members make up more than half of over 800 gang members they are

apprehending at our borderers. the number one gang coming into our country is ms-13. in the scheme of gangs, this is a pretty bad one. five ms-13 members stabbed one of their own, a 16-year-old, 100 times, for wanting out of the gang. then they drove the body to virginia where they set it on fire. and there is worse stuff i choose not to tell you about. joining us now, army veteran and host of "fox and friends" weekend. pete hegseth. talk about the violence of this group in terms that aren't so graphic it's hard to hear. what are we dealing with? >> they don't get worse than ms-13. they are a transnational gang. their motto, rape, kill, control. that's the motto of the

organization. you have not become a true hard-core member until you have done these things. this is isis level stuff. these are the worst of the worse. you say half of the gang members that have been apprehended at the border are for ms-13. those are the ones we know of. consider those 200 folks that were rushing the border. they wanted to be caught. what i know in the military fist your enemy is approaching they will create diversion. they want you to be focused on one side so they can take advantage of sow where else. if you are a coyote or ms-13 member you have the money and connections to get to the country. you send the women and children over here, they rush the border. you hope the agents are over there so you can sneak in your transnational gang member buddies a half mile up the road.

those are the ones we know about. they don't want to get apprehended. because if they are, they are going home. they peek in through where there is no border wall and they don't go through ports of entry. trish: the criticism from the left, you know it very well. somehow if we put up this wall, if we say we don't want to welcome everyone here, then well it's just an example more racism. that's the word they use. racism from the right. how do you respond to that? >> i respond -- borders is the new racism. i don't praise my kids to be global citizens. i raise them to abide by the rule of law. we welcome people of any shade, any ethnicity. any nationality. i fought to get muslim interpreters of mine who fought with us in iraq to come to this

country. anyone is welcoming as long as they come through the front door. otherwise you are welcoming anyone through your backyard and through your fence. i'm done with the racism card. i am not a racist. you are not a racist. trump is not a racist. those who want a wall believe in a country. talk to the border patrol agents half of which are non-white. and they are the ratists? it's the people who came here legally through the hispanic and latino descent who are the most of angry. the to standing for the flag and our border is standing for our country. trish: part of it is common sense. coming up.

hundreds of americans taking to the streets of washington, d.c. to show support for socialism. and for socialist dictator nicolas maduro. >> would you trade trump for maduro? >> yeah. i think maduro was democratically elected probably. >> sure. >> more than likely yes, of course. trish: the reporter who spoke to these alt-left ignorant fanatics joins me next after this. this is not a bed...

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trish: americans gathering in washington, d.c. to protest democracy.

they don't want it. at least not in venezuela. or here. they would rather see a brutal dictator starve his people than the united states of america enable freedom in venezuela. apparently they would be okay with a socialist dictator here, too. the "daily caller"'s stephanie hamill attended the rally and spoke to some of them. watch what they said when she asked if they would trade nicolas maduro for trump. >> would you trade trump for maduro? >> yeah. i think maduro was democratically elected. >> probably, sure. >> more than likely of course. >> if there is a nicolas maduro who will bring us to revolution i will support that movement. >> nicolas maduro can be our president any day.

all the checkmarks where there. he's not white. >> you think it would be better if we left maduro? >> 100%. trish: do they ebb know who nicolas maduro is and understand the pain and suffering that is very real tonight in venezuela? this is the danger. this is the danger for our country. increasingly you see crazy people on the alt-left. the extremists, thinking somehow socialism is a path forward. they don't care if we wind up like wens? the "daily caller"'s stephanie hamill joins us. i'm sure it was difficult to hear. but walk we through what their quote-unquote rationale is.

>> i wanted to learn about hands ovens. and so i wanted to understand that they didn't want us getting involved in other countries' issues. that's why i threw in that question. i wanted to knowy where they stood on that. i didn't think anyone would admit to me on camera they think maduro is a good leader. it's like where have they been? are they not reading the news articles or listening to the venezuelans crying for help, begging for help. going on your show asking for the world to help them. i heard from the protesters that they are blaming the collapse of venezuela on president trump. i don't know how this could be pegged on the trump administration. venezuela has been in disarray for many years. you think back to 2014, 2015, we

were doing reports about how people were starting to eat zoo animals. the obama administration slapped sanctions on venezuela in 2015 and declared venezuela a national security threat. where were the protesters then? trish: you also attended a rally where you had people saying we need to care about this country. it's so close to our shores. and they said there is a lot of reasons why maduro is bad. but this shouldn't be a political issue. i want to share with the viewer some of that protest. >> do you know what's going on? this is not a republican issue. this is a bipartisan issue. i think what happens is since donald trump is supporting this case, a lot of people are saying oh, this must be bad. trish: i should point out, he

told you he's a democrat. but he's seeing firsthand how bad the situation is in venezuela. he came from there himself. and he's also seeing how politicized this movement is getting. >> we had two groups in front of the white house in lafayette a square. so we had the hands ovens protests. most of of the people in this group, i think there were dozens, maybe a hundred people from venezuela who have family there. so they know what is happening there. they are 100% behind the opposition leader of juan guaido. they know the horrors of socialism and they know how brutal maduro is, he's a dictator. they acknowledge they wouldn't be allowed to go on the street and protest without facing consequences or even death. trish: i believe socialism

inevitably lead to a kind of dictatorship. that's because as an economic system it simply doesn't work. for the better of the entire society, you need to squash any kind of discontent, any kind of free speech or anything that would be different which is what happened in venezuela. what are your thoughts? >> these policies didn't work. maduro's leadership was a continuation of chavez-mo. it all works out when they are grabbing money from other areas. they believe in the fantasy and believe socialism works. trish: that's cuban propaganda,

that whole handoff thing. he's actually putting together food boxes and giving these poor families the opportunity to have maybe a week's worth of food in exchange for signing this thing saying handoff venezuela. he has handoff venezuela as his hashtag on the front for propaganda purposes. >> all the people i talked to who are protesting against the trump administration's involvement with venezuela from sanctions to the possibility of military boots on the ground. all of these people weren't from venezuela. they don't have family in venezuela. there is a huge difference between the two protests. if i was to believe somebody, i think i would believe the people who are from there. trish: coming up. one major u.s. city is about to test universal basic income.

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trish: total lack of decency. for that woman to accost a pregnant chelsea clinton and blame her for the massacre in new zealand. that's bonkers, and it's crossing a line that shouldn't be crossed. hats off to chelsea clinton for keeping her composure. this incident is an example of the extremism in the democratic party. this is what the left needs to be wary of. and our country needs to be wary of. extremism of any kind is dangerous. but increasingly we are seeing members of the left who have become so radicalized whether it be with socialist ideas or extreme isolationism or the rhetoric we hear from ilhan omar, this kind of sentiment and this kind of behavior is a

warning sign. america stands for something. we always have. and i hope we always will. we stand for freedom. we will not condone hate. so good for chelsea clinton. i'm sorry she had to go through that. that's where the left is heading these days. where is the left right now coming out and defending chelsea and saying that kind of behavior is unacceptable. it would be nice if we heard that from them. here right now to react fuel of it is new york republican congressman lee zeldin. what's happened to the party? why do you have this alt-left group going off the rails and going in a place i would argue is increasingly dangerous for the country? >> there are people who are anti-semitic. and there are others who know better and aren't confronting

it. the corbinism in the u.k. is behind the timeline in the united states with what's happening in the democratic party. if you don't lead the fringe left instead choose to be led by them. each day that goes by they become your party. chelsea clinton had nothing to be -- nothing to apoll joits for. where are the people in the democratic party having chelsea clinton's back because of her speak out against anti-semitism. trish: ilhan omar, should she on the foreign affairs committee? >> she should not have been

appoint twhrd in the first place and should be removed now. you should not be elevating it to the foreign affairs committee. you should be confront it and crushing it. trish: instead they were afraid. nancy pelosi is making excuses saying she is young and not seasoned enough. this is not rhetoric helpful to the discussion. >> anti-semitism and anti-israel. and positions on issues related to isis fighters. and pro maduro in venezuela. but two weeks ago we were down in the chamber. if that was a republican who said all the anti-semitic thing omar said, they would have been naming names and focused on condemning anti-semitism and that republican would be removed from the foreign affairs

committee. trish: anti-semitism. forget the fact in venezuela 90% of the people are living in poverty and they have no electricity. but somehow it's our fault. if you listen to some of this rhetoric coming out of the alt-left. so where does this go? because i look at it and say for republicans maybe it's a good thing because that's not where the majority of country is at. but for the country itself, i'm worried. >> forget if you are republican or democrat. i stuck up for chelsea clinton and many republicans and conservatives did as well. sticking up for even if you have all sorts of issues with the clintons in the past. stick up for chelsea at this particular moment moment. trish: it doesn't cost you anything and it, the right thing to do. >> and sticking up for human

rights. ilhan omar had an op-ed for the attacks she claims were caused by israelis. we need to confront the double standards and hypocrisy. we are seeing it for what it is. more importantly thans willing their next election in 2020 and re-electing donald trump by accident. they need to call it out because we are people ending up as victims because they are doing the wrong thing for political reasons. trish: the party is grasping at straws, and these are some of the straws you don't want to be grasping at. lit lead you down a difficult path political which, socially, et cetera. hopefully the adults in the loom. where is nancy pelosi, we'll come to terms with this and for the better of the country.

and the party. thank you so much. good to see you. we have a lot more coming up. one major city is set to catch universal basic income. a far left idea that discourages hard work and discourages capitalism. find out why government handouts lever work. today we start a brand-new segment on "trish regan primetime." so stick around to see how you can be part of this show. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. each day justin at work... walk. and after work.

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they get a paycheck. this is in spite of the fact it has been tried until other places and has had virtually no success anywhere. finland tested it and has scrapped its plan. as well as ontario, canada. the newark mayor says free stuff is would will turn his city around. >> we believe in universal basic income. martin luther king believed in universal basic income. especially at a time when studies have shown that families with a crisis of just 400 dollars in a month will have a setback that could be impossible to recover from. where a third of our city still lives in poverty. trish: just give them money. that's the left's answer to everything. they don't think about where

that money is going to come from. it shows you just how far left this party is moving. joining me now is go pack chairman. mr. avella. you have a democratic candidate campaigning on this. he wants all america to have ubi, universal basic income. what path would that send us down? >> we know what path. the people of knowledge rrp are leaving the state. they were the number one outgoing people in the country. a time when the economy is producing more jobs than we have

qualified workers. you have progressives embracing the idea that residents should be bound to government. trish: you know, the french, i will bet they would like this idea. kevin, why do you think this might catch on and why might you yourself like it? >> well, it's important to frame the discussion in the proper terms. we are talking about a local issue here, not federal. u.b.i. probably would not fly federally. like you mentioned it has failed where it has been tried. but newark is one of the neediest cities in the nation. i think it mayor realizes he has to do something. if you live in newark, new jersey there always good chance you would need assistance. trish: but the money has to come from someplace.

>> he'll work on those details i'm sure. there are pilot plans. trish: details. little details like where are you going to get the money? what is your tax base? if you have people struggling and can't contribute. we'll pay them so we somehow improve our economy. david, there is no one actually studying economics, does no one understand math? >> progressives seem to embrace the most of, the worst economic ideas that come out of europe. whether it was europe, canada or stockton, california,. trish: it's not working in finland or ontario, canada and we know it didn't work in venezuela. >> ultimately you are discouraging people from working. that's what every one of these examples showed. people weren't incentivized to

go work. in an economy where we have more jobs than workers and wages for employees are going up. the approach we want is to put people into the free market economy and raising their wages based on employers competing for them in a competition by make them pay them more. >> i have to disagree. we see wages are going up. but that's inflated by the wages increasing for the top percent. trish: i'm going to jump in and correct you on that. i know this stuff. median wages are up 3% which is better than anything we saw under barack obama. and gdp is growing at a much larger rate than what we saw under barack obama. before you tell me it's so bad because we were coming out of a horrible recession. i'll tell you it should be been better. median wages, sir, are growing.

>> but they are not really keeping pace with inflation. especially for low-income earners. trish: they actually are. america is in a tough spot and people in the middle are getting crushed. the problem we have is all this social stuff that's going to go out and help those people on the very bottom, and people on the very top that will be just fine because they are going to have no problem making ends meet. it's the people in the middle that don't qualify for the social programs that are most of hit and nobody is talking about them. we'll leave it there. we have a lot more coming up. details, the horrific measures socialist dictator nicolas maduro took during last year's election. he's using doctors and healthcare to threaten voters.

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trish: medicare for all is gaining more and more popularity on the democratic side of things as we approach 2020, even as

reports suggest it will cost $30 trillion over 10 years. that is about the size of the entire federal budget for a decade. all of this is coming amid -- all of these reports which we have been telling you about over and over again. a medical manipulation in venezuela. in venezuela where socialized medicine is on full display. socialist dictator nicolas maduro illegally trying to gain votes by holding out benefits whether it's healthcare, whether it's housing or food. turns out cuba sends doctors to venezuela as a socialist exchange program. and we have some very disturbing new details about the lengths that some of those doctors are going to to secure votes for maduro, like withholding

life-saving medicine until you promise to vote for the socialist dictator. i have spoken to many of the parents who have children in the hospitals in venezuela. i have spoken to mothers that have told me they are terrified to come forward because the nicolas maduro socialist regime will cut off all care for their children. now the "new york times" is doing a story on it. good. because the world needs to pay attention to this. it eventually turns into this kind of dictatorship. joining me, dr. marc siegel and a freedom fighter for venezuela. debbie desousa. i know you group venezuela. you are from venezuela. tell me what maduro does with the i.d. cards, homeland cards

that make people effectively completely dependent on him and his regime for such basic things as healthcare. >> first of all, trish. gracias, thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing this for the venezuelan people. you have been such a great spokesman for venezuelans. they love you. i love you. yet nicolas maduro is a tyrant. and he uses whatever he can to secure votes. he'll manipulate people into voting for him. he'll blackmail. they follow people into the booths and make them vote for him. they promise free healthcare and you know the system in venezuela is broken down. there really noise free healthcare. there is no healthcare. people die every day because they don't have any medicine. they can't get basic healthcare,

they can't get surgery. basically people don't have beds. and this is not just coming from the "new york times." this is coming from my family telling me this firsthand. trish: i talked to so many people down there, and they are scared. we just showed some video, the signs, hands ovens. the propaganda. if you wanted a box of food to feed your family or medical care. if you want anything that's basic to your survival. you have to promise to support maduro. is this the extreme example of what can go wrong in a socialized medical system. >> absolutely. they are told who to take care of and who not which goes against the hippocratic oath.

these doctors are put in a system where they are told, and this has been reported on, with hold that oxygen, don't give it to that person who can't read. that seizure person, we have very little medicine, and he's not going to vote for ma dour oh. it's government officials pretending to be government officials. it's not just medicines where there is a 90% shortage of medicines in the country. it's also food. trish: debbie, i want you to come back because we have a lot more to talk about. thank you so much. dr. sealing. after months of wearing only a tiger costume,

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trish: i always enjoy hearing from you, all of you watching the show every night. we came up with a new segment idea called "talk to trish." every night you can ask me

questions or share your thoughts on the show or the news of the day. so we're kicking it off with alex who is asking on facebook who, in your opinion, has been the most interesting person to interview over your career. okay. little -- i've actually interviewed a lot of interesting people and had some interesting interviews but i'm going to cite one of the most recent ones because i thought it was pretty extraordinary and i think he's pretty extraordinary and that's juan guaido, the man who the united states of america says is the rightful president of venezuela. quite literally risking his life every day. and one of the things that he said to me that's very important is he said, be careful with socialism. he said freedom is very fragile. guard it. i'll leave you with that, alex. we have lots more to talk about here on the show. you can keep the comments

coming, keep the questions coming. heaz over to my twitter page, facebook page and head over to instagram as well. make sure to use the #trishregan when making your comments. kennedy: thank you, trish. a new flood of democrats joining the presidential race with one candidate calling it a record haul of donation money according to him. i don't buy it. another putting his foot in his mouth to the flavor of the week. bay to o'rourke claiming he pulled in 1.6 million in the first 24 hours of his campaign, that's more than everybody, including the former record holder bernie sanders. but it's not all wine and roses for camp beto. he's been in the race for a week