to follow me on twitter. good night from new york. trish: tonight, president trump calling the democrats out for their ridiculous, unending investigations that are getting in the way of any kind of progress. our -- what say proves anything on the president is only going to backfire. and take a look at this exclusive video. drivers in venezuela waiting hours, hours and hours some people days, just for fuel. and this happens to be an oil-rich country! there might be a little good news on the horizon. sources tell me tonight that talks in norway are making

progress and you'll hear my exclusive intel negotiations that are having tonight in caracas. plus, china state t.v. taking aim at me today. angry because i told them the truth. we have the upper hand in the trade war with china and we will use it. listen. >> she portrays america as a real victim here. previous administrations somehow suckered by the chinese. she is so sure u.s. victims, but her eyes practically spit fire. trish: my eyes spit fire? really! my goodness! you hear my response to china's attempt to wage a information war on the united states. and on me. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight, in response to the

united states putting chinese telecom and companies on notice the chinese are launching a full-scale, information war against the united states of america and their newest target, me! yeah, me! because i have dared to say we should engage in economic warfare. with the financial tools that we have. you know maybe they did not like the fact that steve bannon, man whom they have accused of being the true enemy of america, on this program. >> i think this is the first time i think in living memory they've ever gone after a private citizen. it shows you how nervous they are. trish: they must be really, really nervous because tonight, they are hitting me. interestingly, the chinese state media, they say bannon is an enemy. while they accuse me of not knowing my research. which china, i do! >> she is so sure of u.s.

victimhood, their eyes practically spit fire. carefully analyzing her words with emotion and accusation peer supporters with little substance. >> for the record, any emotion you see is quite real. it is quite real and it comes from substance. but hey, i get to the chinese state run media, i get it. i'm just a girl, right? i am just an american girl! so i clearly couldn't know what i'm talking about. right? of course, i must be all emotion and no substance. okay china, here's a little insight and how we american women think. we are damn smart! with a set of facts like this, let's go through the peer china's economic, look at the gdp chart, amazing, incredible!

look at the last 20 years. china's aspirations, let's face it. they are not good for us. they're not good for our families. china wants to take our economic place in the world. and in doing so, will overstate our economy at the expense of our future. and all families futures. meanwhile, if they are not calling me emotional, they are trying to scare people with the power they perceive me to have. watch. >> economic warmongering reaches millions of americans in their homes and possibly many others around the world. given the close, almost symbiotic relationship that the fox channel has with the current u.s. administration, it is fair to say she also speaks for trump america. you are a quick side note. it like we are watching an avatar or something there? that anchor is reading a script that i guess seems to have no

emotion because she does not seem to read it as though she has had any hand in writing it. state media. anyway, i digress. the accusations i speak for trump's america. sometimes, sometimes not! i'm not here to tout anyone's view but my own. i can only articulate what i personally believe is right for our country. in the present situation vis-c-vis china. not right for our country. it cannot continue. unless we are okay with them turning us into a france while they become the united states. [laughter] i don't think any of us would like that but listen, here's a message for them. china, if you are fair with us, i suspect we will be there with you. but don't think for two seconds of this nonsense of you taxing our goods while we allow yours to come in duty free to our country it will not happen.

>> beyond claimant china -- stealing billions from the americans. according to her, we don't really have a choice but to wage this war. trish: for the record, i did not say war. i said economic war. and we are in one. and we are winning it. of course, we will and we should and we will fight to make world markets more fair. fair for us. we deserve it. and get the chinese are stealing from us, intellectual property. they are stealing as much a $600 billion a year. that is a fact and it is a lot of money. the annual effect i will take is a long-term one. if we keep allowing them to poach what we have created, when does it stop? right? does it stop when the tables are reversed? when they've taken everything that we have? listen up. you pick up the wrong fight

here. play fair, trade fair or not at all. joining me now -- the hudson institute and author of the 100 marathon michael pillsbury. it is good to see you both. michael, i will get to you in just a second. but catherine, -- they are going after me? and saying i am just emotional, no substance. is a woman not allowed to have a point of view in china? chris is clear you're really getting to the pit with the chinese most fear, trish, his reelection of donald trump in 2020. and as you are speaking truth to the masses, and carrying what you may have with the american voter populace is a real concern to the chinese. with a least one is to deal with donald trump too. i have long thought that in this negotiating round, what they're trying to do is drag their feet to get through to

and crossing their fingers of a joe biden presidency. so they can renege on promises like in the past. trish: right because every big lawn plan. we have a couple of years that we can move out to but maybe six years, michael, knowing that that they are playing the long game. i think they are rattled. i think kathryn is right. why are they attacking me? they are rattled. but they kind of want anybody but trump in the oval office. >> they are counting on joe biden. they also believed that if hillary clinton had won this would not have happened. trish: they probably are right, it probably would not have happened. >> part of what they're doing also trish, i know this.you mentioned the state run media. this is chinese communist party -controlled television. it is in english so it's going worldwide.

you already a superstar globally anyway but now they're adding to your glistening powers with a very detailed attack. he knows how they work beside saying that your emotional, and that your kind of flattering about your eyes. trish: i take that as a compliment by the way. >> they are denying that they engage in all of the staff. the president put out three long reports with great detail. you mentioned in the past, so you have the facts on your side. as well as their flattering you globally. [laughter] trish: but let's talk about the facts. i mentioned gdp, we mentioned that they steal by some accounts come up to $600 billion a year and intellectual property. if they are not outright stealing at their forcing companies to turn it over. i think it's unfortunate so many u.s. companies are so shortsighted and bottom-line oriented that they're willing to do so at the expense of what it means for their company in the country 10years down the road. but if we continue down that path, if we say okay, sure, huawei , we are open for business. any chinese surveillance of telecom company that wants to

come in software, etc. . do we run a risk of really losing something that we hold very dear for security reasons, sir? >> we do. i think that is the point of the present executive order last week on may 15. he did not mention huawei by name but he described a number of entities that are engaging in some version fact, the various series of misconduct and if they are going to be punished. they are declaring in its national economic emergency under our law, he can do that. just for that particular thing. when you praise the president, which you have done, it may be your greatest thing in the minds of the chinese propaganda machinery. your supporting president trump's approach. but he has got so many reports now. i mentioned three, there's actually a total of five. altogether a couple thousand footnotes.the chamber of commerce just today announced it is getting worse in beijing. 20 percent of the companies now

report forcible transfer requirements to get a bigger market. so situation is not getting better. i thought we were close to a deal. two weeks ago i think the president did too. but when they reneged it took back a lot of major concessions. it's really opened up the floor now for this kind of name-calling back and forth. trish: look! i think it is a little odd. that the state media would be targeting me. i think it is quite bizarre, frankly. but i hear you in that they are trying to push back against anything that might challenge them. kathryn, there's another thing going on worldwide here. i'll just point this out before let you go. i know kathryn, you follow venezuela carefully. we have more of the story coming up later in the show the chinese have also been very active down in venezuela as

well. so strategically, they have a lot of reasons to not like with this administration has done. >> well absolutely. and china unequivocally wants to be both geopolitical and economic superpower. and they want to surpass the estimate role. something was known for many decades. trish, you and i know that sins since bill clinton they have been complaining about that. in terms of negotiation power the u.s. is got one percentage point about potential growth rates. 3.2 percent versus 2.2. inflation is 1.5 percent versus target of two percent. tariffs are not going to completely dismantle this economic recovery. in fact, the impact is minuscule and economic growth. trish: i hear you! people were so worried and you know what? we're doing just fine. we're doing just fine china expert by the way, you might want to worry about your ozone layer over there. we discussed reports today that

china is responsible for some leakage into the ozone. not good! anyway. >> they're going to attack you again, trish. trish: i'm ready! good to see both. remember the medias love affair with michael avenatti? >> he is donald trump worst nightmare. >> join us once again is michael avenatti -- >> michael avenatti. >> michael avenatti -- >> michael avenatti thank you very much. >> you might be the favorite. trish: gosh they love him! michael avenatti now from his former client stormy daniels. where details. member the media love affair with mayor pete. >> the indiana mayor with a speech that many have said is historic. >> everybody stopped. there watching tiger and they watched mayor pete. >> what you saw yesterday in south bend was good. trish: tonight, voters are doing a double take after mayor

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into a meeting, i walk into look at people that have just said, that i was doing a cover up. i don't do coverups. i told senator schumer, speaker pelosi, i want to do infrastructure. i want to do it more than you want to do it. i would be really good at that. that is what i do. but you know what? you can't do it under these circumstances so get these phony investigations over with. trish: i mean there you have it! the present drawing a line in the sand effectively saying you can't work with a bunch of congresspeople who continue to pursue quote - phony investigations in the ministration. understandably so. right? how are you engaging in negotiations on infrastructure in good faith they are trying to kill you?and get you out

of office via impeachment. journeyman from capitol amount birth of the house judiciary committee congressman biggs. good to see you. is the president making a pretty valid point? >> is out of the money. i thought of a couple things but you look at it and this just, transportation infrastructure, it is border security, healthcare, financial issues. debt and balancing a budget. all the while that this democratic caucus is trying to cripple this president. they are attacking his family, they are attacking his associates, they are attacking the people who work for him in his cabinet and administration. and they are saying a cover up. the guy is probably the most transparent president in our lifetime. [laughter] i mean, it is wrong on their part but is also a step indicating to us that they are trying to accelerate now and go to impeachment. it's really what this is about.

when they start using cover, it goes back to clinton and nixon and it means they're getting ready to impeach. trish: wow! how do you think that plays, shall we say for them? >> not well at all. the reality is, the economy, despite the democrats, is doing great. and it can do even better if they would get out of the way and let us do more financial reforms. but it is not going to play well because people feel it. they know the economy is doing well. they also know that the mueller report was a nothing burger. quite frankly people are getting tired of these investigations. that is really -- trish: if you ask me the real investigation going on right now, several of them. how the heck did any of this start to begin? democrats tried to find today however, anything they can to pin this president on, to get him on increasingly thereafter threatening jail. if they refuse to hand over documents but here's the latest

ultimatum. this is a good one from a texas congressman. watch. >> there is no legal advice that will stop the lawlessness and the lies of this administration. that is why congress needs to act now to use every tool it has available to get this information that trump so fears of the public will see and to take action i believe, is going to require fines or confinement under our power of inherent contempt to get the information we need and to get all of these other people that under what seems to be gang rule are told, don't say anything and don't provide anything. trish: gang rule? i think that is coming from the democratic party. where you are only allowed to think one thing. apparently even nancy pelosi right now getting thememo. right ! impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. your on that committee, jerry

nadler has threats of his own. when you hear all of this, what are you thinking and is this sort of going outside of legal bounds at this point? >> yeah, when i start talking about inherent contempt or authority i'm not sure where they think it is inherent from. where the power is derivative from. and so, they were to confine people in the crypt -- in the capital. i mean is just ludicrous quite frankly. but is designed again, to inflame their base and get them riled up and say look, we are going to stop this guy in his tracks. but it is just irresponsible on their part because it negates us getting anything meaningful done but it also, it -- trish: irresponsible i think politically too. maybe they will tune in and watch the show, they might actually get good advice! because they need to show that they are willing and able to govern! and they are not right now.

that is the state in which we have landed ourselves, congressman. democrats have become so politicized that even things that have wanted, like better border security, they no longer do. congressman biggs, thank you. >> good to see you. trish: coming up, former liberal media darling. they loved him, right! michael avenatti. his former client, stormie daniell is saying that he defrauded her. at first, no evidence might at first, no evidence might show us carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicated.

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what he himself had previously said anyway here's the thing. the mueller report , the mueller report! found no collusion whatsoever, none! they did not even get close between the trump campaignand russia. and yet , this is interesting. stay with me for a second because way back in the summer of 2016 when president obama was in office, yet a concentrated effort by those at the very top of our government, his administration, to keep what they knew about how russia was deliberately interfering or attempting to interfere with us in our democracy under really tight wraps.i mean, so secret , so tight that according to the "washington post", at first only four officials were involved. they were the only people that knew that were trying to do and compare john brennan, james

klapper, loretta lynch and then president obama himself. what a bunch. and even the senior aides were totally kept in the dark. they could not know anything about this, literally, in the dark. cabinet sessions begin in the situation room.video feed was killed. it is usually kept up so that aides can see when a meeting takes place. but they killed that so, why? the intense effort to keep something acknowledged to be so monumental, a total secret. i mean, could it be? because they wanted to manipulate and use the russian dossier to their advantage? was that partly what was going on behind the scenes? it seems to me that you should be shouting to the heavens! the russians are trying to interfere and you'd want to make everyone in the intelligence agency aware of that. so that you can guard against it and yet, they kept that information all to themselves. let's ask my next guess what he thinks performer trump campaign advisor michael caputo.

good to see you, sir. what is going on, why would obama and his cronies there not want anyone to know that the russians were trying to interfere? >> also notable that they did nothing about it according to the "washington post" until december, long after the election and they did not tell our campaign, the trump campaign. i wonder if they even told the clinton campaign. they wanted to keep it all to themselves. as someone who was approached by what i believe to be an fbi informant in late may 2016, i think that they were already deep into surveilling the trump campaign by the time this "washington post" story was you know, the happenings were actually -- you know, the story was going on.from my perspective it looked like a pretty decent opportunity to try and wrap this around donald trump's campaign and trap him and ruin his chances for the presidency.trish: wow! didn't work and yet they kept the narrative going. i mean, i do not need to show you. you've shown it many times here

before in this show. the sound of john brennan and james klapper saying all of the lovely things he had to say about the now president of the united states. i mean they effectively tried to convince the media and the american public that donald trump was and is, because less admit that not let this go. an agent of russia. now we have the mueller report which says luck, the russians, yeah! they were trying, they did try. and they could not get the first base. i just, i find incredibly suspicious that all of this was happening behind closeddoors. he think about james baker. and he said himself, that he interfered on that. he took over the case because of the sensitivity of it. and it was highly unusual for him to do that. way above his pay grade. but he did that he said because of the sensitivity to which i come back with, if it was so

sensitive, and you are getting that fisa warrant based on you know, opposition research, when you want to check it out yourself? like dot your i's and cross your t's and make sure you have a leg to stand on? >> are too many coincidences of this nature for us to believe anymore. they say, crossfire hurricanes. started july 31, 2016. but every fbi investigation unless it is something like you know, 9/11 or something tragic that happened, they are all preceded by preliminary investigations and i'm quite certain that this was all going on in the weeks and perhaps even months ahead of operation crossfire hurricane. trish: is as an insurance plan? >> is part of the -- we see the president declassify the documents. if we see attorney general

william barr and u.s. attorney durham going forward with the investigation as we believe they are, i think we will see this whole thing come apart at the seams. and in the end, trish, i know and you know, and a lot of people do not want to even imagine it, but i believe barack obama was directing the whole thing. trish: wow! i mean -- >> you have to believe that, right! every single one of his senior officers involved and by the way, susan rice on in operation they somehow made it back into her office and sent one more email only turns out to just one more time, clear president obama of doing anything that was not by the book. it is very, clearly, all the way to the top. whether will ever get rock obama is one thing but i think we will see brennan, klapper, rice, -- trish: i do not disagree the mavens really bad stuff that went on. and i as an american, want to know what it is.

i do not know if iwill pin it on anyone like you are, sir right now.i want to wait and see and learn . but i've got a lot of questions! and we ought to be investigating every single incident as the attorney general is doing right now. but yeah, there could be some bad stuff that we find out about our very own government. very sad but true. what a quickly, michael, before i let you go. in this way think the democrats are also suddenly more and more keen on the impeachment thing? >> i think the impeachment -- it's always been about impeachment. it was about impeachment you know directly after the elections. it's been about impeachment every day since peer the 2018 elections were about impeachment. every step of the way since 2018 midterms is about impeachment. we know from molly hemingway, a federalist that wrote a story the day after the election. she sat next to chairman common out chairman jerry nadler that sat on his cell phone talking to a donor or staff or someone and talk about how he was going to use his committee

chairmanship to build the case for impeachment and then impeach him. trish: i mean this is bad news. >> is not time to impeach, i think they're just bluffing. it is going to be in impeachment. it is a metaphysical certitude because the democrats cannot -- for them it's like an addiction, crack cocaine. they will impeach because they have to. trish: michael, sad state we are in. sad state. good to see you, thank you so much. the media just loves far left candidate, mayor pete. >> 37-year-old indiana mayor with a speech that many have said -- >> everybody stopped, they are watching tiger and they watched mayor pete. >> what you saw yesterday was good. trish: ken, voters doing the double take after mayor pete says putting america first is not always the best idea?

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he is at a safe house. juan guaido, as he tries to find some path forward. a path to freedom. to capitalism. for his country. a country that is so rich in natural resources. i mean, imagine. take a look at this. this is an issue with the most proven oil reserves in the are one third more than saudi arabia. and they cannot provide fuel to their own population. that line goes on and on and on. unbelievable! we have "trish regan primetime" video coming to us exclusively from venezuela typing hundreds we need to gas up their vehicles. we are told some people wait in line for four days. no food, often no electricity, no medicine. no fuel. how much more is nicolas maduro going to allow? right! because the ball is in his court. joining me right now, a heritage foundation latin american expert.

thank you for being here. >> thank you. trish: you been following us for quite a while. as have i. going back to when travis first came to venezuela and took power. and i have seen the country deteriorate because of socialism and now i am watching a deteriorate under nicolas maduro and a stolen election and i just say to myself, you know, if you actually care about your country, if you care about your people, would you try and find some other path forward?because when you see lines like that and you know kids are dying because they cannot get medicine and you know that people are dying of starvation in that country were lack of access to water.basic necessities.at some point is there human side to you? that says, this isn't good, this isn't going to fly.i'm going to do what's right. exit stage left. >> that is exactly what maduro should be doing. but i think the regime has demonstrated that cynicism,

they do not care about the venezuelan people. it just -- maduro should step down. he and his inner-circle should have left by now but unfortunately, they continue destroying the country. trish: and are making a lot of money along the way. you know, let's not forget, the oil business i mean, i had a guest on the show regionally from caracas. he pointed out that a lot of these guys, their interest is doing just fine because there in the drug trade. why be in the oil business when you can be effectively acting as the drug runner to the world by way of columbia.i.e. the drugs are being grown, cocaine, and columbia. and they are just being shipped out to the ports of venezuela and it is sanctioned by the way, by the government and the military because everyone is on the take. >> that is exactly it. just about a year and and a

half ago, president trump ordered the designation of then vice president, as a drug trafficking kingpin. specifically for that reason. for his role in drug trafficking and working with violent mexican cartels. and to date, the treasury department has seized $500,000 of drug trafficking assets. that is my that can be used for the reconstruction of venezuela. it could have been used to about venezuelan people. but instead, have senior government officials in drug trafficking. trish: now we are in a standoff. i am hearing some encouraging signs. i am hearing that there is a little bit of movement in caracas. in terms of both sides talking. i'm hearing both sides of talking in norway. where does that get us to, ana rosa? >> i think we should recognize it is good that they are talking. but this should not be seen as

the only solution to venezuela is problems. maduro has never engaged in credible negotiations. he's never followed through with promises he's made.and for him right now to negotiate his exit would essentially be for him to agree that his previous elections were fraudulent. which obviously we know he is not going to do. and frankly, there is really little that maduro needs to negotiate.he should simply step down. trish: yeah! i mean it is the right thing to do. look, no one wants us to escalate into some kind of military conflict. but at the same time have carlos vecchio trying to figure out a plan. i spoke with steve bannon about that. i wait to hear what he had to say. >> russia is a troublemaker. they will always try to be causing trouble. john is the want to worry about and they are also getting involved in their and cuba. it is a frontline nations.

brazil, colombia. you have to do to partnership. we have to clean this type of stuff up but we cannot do it with military intervention. trish: ana, where is brazil, colombia, where is the lima group because they have to come around and show leadership too. >> i think the south american countries within the group, the core members like brazil and colombia and peru have shown an incredible amount of leadership on this issue. i think where the major and significant challenge is, frankly the european union. on one hand they recognize juan guaido but on the other hand, they refused to implement and expand their sanctions regime against nicolas maduro. if you are maduro right now you're thinking well, the united states is being tough on me, south america is being tough on me. but i still have an avenue, and opening with the european union and frankly, can manipulate them. trish: a big one with the russians. we have a lot of ammunition i will get right back to that.

china doesn't like hearing that, certainly for me! with fire coming out of her eyes and everything but we do have ammunition in a way sanctions and we could sanction all we want as far as russia goes, as far as any european economy goes it was to do business with maduro. anyone that is doing business with someone that we deem a threat tothe people of the western hemisphere , you're out! simple enough. that will get people talking. ana, thank you. >> thank you. trish: then media love affair with mayor pete. it continues but -- the mayor saying that the america first thing is not the right thing to do for our country.maybe you should not put america first says mayor pete. earth to mayor pete. [laughter] your running for president of the united states of america. you might want to think about

america first. -- when it comes to the apology tour you ain't seen nothing yet. this guy can certainly beat him on that one. >> there been times where america showed arrogance and been dismissive. even derisive. the united states is still the united states is still working through some of her all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid

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candidates gearing up for their first primary debate. in just weeks they have got a wacky way of trying to stand up. mayor pete in indiana saying, not everything is good for america. not everything that's good for is right for america. here we go. here is this, even for an exceptional company like the us it is not the matter of course that anything that appears to make america better off is the right thingto do. in other words , no america first or make america great again pete is trying to shoot that right down. head's up, your running sir, for the president of united states. here with me right now turning point usa founder, charlie kirk! charlie, welcome back. is mayor pete running for student council? or is he running for president? >> where he running for head of the un?i'm not quite sure.

it's amazing, how the media berries this. the republican daresay this it would be all over network news. and yet it seems this is no big deal when someone running for president of our country is able to dismiss that putting our country first is somehow not what is best for our own country. it is hard to believe how radical democrats have become. not only is mayor pete a radical like the rest of them, he is also very ineffective mayor. you know that southbend indiana is the fourth largest city in indiana , has a higher murder rate than chicago? once these peoples records get put up against facts, i'm sure that radical pete will not be a mainstream democrat that he might make it seem. spell you know, you can sit back and against watch the movie, right! because they are scrabbling to outdo each other in terms of how left they can go. you no longer should be putting america's interest first. according to mayor pete. and you have all kinds of crazy, wacky platforms.

including what it college for all that he is most interested in? kamala harris has green energy, that's a party. we are real issues out there, charlie. iran, china, venezuela. there is some meaty stuff. if you're running for president, you should be talking about. and yet, they cannot seem to gather heads around things that actually matter. >> totally and look, mayor pete this last week has supported now getting rid of thomas jefferson from the history books. and it taken down the statue spirit is a big issue, is that what he was to focus on? working in an economic conflict if not a trade war with china. that they been waging in our country for over 40 years per year "fire and fury" were against us, yet mayor peter strzok about reparations. no limitations on abortion. he has been failing as a mayor south bend and is totally fled his city to run for the presidency despite low approval rating. but as you said is the trump hating olympic in competition who can get the most of other

people stuff.trish: reparations for sure! that is on the agenda every single one of them. the only other mayor by the way in the race, is socialist from right here in the great city of new york. bill de blasio, he is out there slamming trumped tax cuts which by the way provide us with tremendous economic growth. watch this. >> national legislation to take back, repeal the trumped tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations. put that money back in the hands of working people through things like infrastructure plan. that is how you change this country. trish: no! no! you cannot just pick up and economics 101 textbook or did not study economics, do they not know the simple laws of supply and demand? by the way, government cannot provided all. >> imagining the worst at something and then wanting to be president. that is mayor bill de blasio.

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