venezuela one boy. mr president please thank you thank you. i don't think never mind that no one voted for that lunatic to be president of venezuela never mind that $150.00 out of nearly $200.00 countries around the globe don't. him as the president of venezuela never mind that when he tried to get the military to join him in the streets he only got 7 guys in a surly labradoodle. never mind and you'll catch our entire congress will stand and cheer for this ridiculous coulier and or economic war against venezuela that has killed over 40000 people so far in that speech trump has had rush limbaugh and the clown face to pretend leader of venezuela both pop out of the crowd whose next job rule. how about elizabeth holds the c.e.o. of terra knows bernie made off maybe lance armstrong a bill cause it's too bad charles ponzi himself isn't still around. to receive the purple heart. but that wasn't the only time this roomful of supervillains agreed with donald trump everybody said that criminal justice reform couldn't be done but i got the day and the people in this room g

moment yesterday donald trump talked about smashing and breaking venezuela smushing a country that is the cradle of america's liberators never venezuela would not be broken by anyone. you want i say to the people of the united states donald trump is leading the country into a conflict with venezuela. the u.s. and $58.00 other countries recognize quando as president last year or he failed to take power point 0 was ousted as the head of the national assembly last month daniel sharp professor of latin american studies things that the u.s. is trying to revive lost momentum. it's really the way in serious countries that are supporting the ideal trying to resurrect a zombie if you will we saw in the su o.c. alongside my aunts and audience tires for out there at state again it's nice to have a standing of oceans of a standing ovation a one why though is if he were this great democratic leader and representative of the state as well why go according to both polls has less than 25 percent for in venezuela among us fractionalized opposition not only is he not recognized as the president as well it is not even recognize this president

yesterday donald trump talked about smashing and breaking venezuela smushing a country that is the cradle of america's liberators never venezuela would not be broken by anyone. you want i say to the people of the united states donald trump is leading the country into a conflict with venezuela. the us has been unsuccessfully trying to get why go into power since last year it was also asked as the head of the national assembly last month daniel shah professor of latin american studies thinks that washington is trying to get its efforts back on track. it's really the way in serious countries that are supporting the idea of trying to resurrect a zombie if you will if we saw in the su o.c. alongside my aunts and crowd at the state again it's various give a standing of oceans a standing ovation a one why though is if he were this great democratic leader and representative of his well why go according to polls has less than 25 percent support anything as well as long as fractional opposition not only is he not recognized as the president things will not even recognize this president of the national center who we go a step fu

new york times and the establishment media has always kind of got venezuela wrong but as well it never went communist ok in venezuela you see things that you would tribute to a communist regime like freedom of the press they still do this day and throughout the chavez years and throughout the years literally had people on the air criticizing you know the government and they still do and they still do so to sit there and say oh it's a horrible communist regime kind of never it isn't and it never really was that's kind of the propaganda that i think we're fed that's not to say it's a great system but it's definitely a different system to try to say as you said the soviet union china oh and in israel and they're all the same is an ignorant view of it correct it is ignore it it would probably the right word choice rick sanchez the host of the news with aptly named thank you for being here to serve as their doctor and making rivera appreciate you both thinking about it and much become and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. app available

venezuela? [inaudible] can provide us with some additional thoughts on this question. but in no way brazil has never looked at this situation and has tried to securitize the migration problem. what we see is the need to support both people moving out of venezuela -- [inaudible] we have almost two million venezuelans living in the country. brazil -- [inaudible] has 200,000, and you can see the difference. and it's been enormously important for colombia to address this this issue. so i think moving forward we need to continue building the alliance, allowing the cd that we have to apply -- allowing the requested that we have to apply additional pressure. and i think we will be able to do so. not even the -- [inaudible] or no-fly zone. i think we need to move very carefully in proving, first and foremost, and the treaty applies us with a way to providefective measure against the regime. >> great. thank you, ambassador. ambassador brownfield, any last p comments before we open? >> no. i'ming actually quite comfortable with exactly where we have come out here. >> okay. >> and the description you've heard

secondly, when i raised the initiative on the migration problem out of venezuela, it was never in my mind to imply that we see venezuelans coming to our country as a threat to our country. that is not entirely the case. what i was saying is that we have to look at the root causes inside venezuela. why are these people, this enormous aploumount of people mg out of venezuela. a friend who heads a working task for us in the oas and magnet crisis can provide us with some additional thoughts on this one. but in no way has ever looked at this situation and trying to drive the migration program. we need to see people moving out of venezuela. colombia has been extremely dangerous. they have almost 2 million venezuelans riving in the country. brazil is a rough balance. you can see it's enormously important for colombia to address this issue. so i think that moving forward we need to continue billing the alliance around the idea that we have to apply additional pressure, and i think we will be able to do so, but we can never look at the last of the measures of hillary and article viii, even wi

if you want socialists, you can go to venezuela and cuba. it's never working anywhere in the world, so we have to work and have worked for free markets and for this kind of policy. this is the momentum of brazil. last year we created more than one million jobs, and also brazil -- [inaudible] a little bit more than 1%. so this is prosperity, and we are just bringing prosperity to the people. and socialism only brings poverty. charles: yeah. i mean, i think the socialist part is itself evident. of course your country has a history of voting in far-left and far-right per se, but there's something else going on, right? there's something else. there's a revolt against the establishment around the world. i mean, we saw it in japan, in india, we've seen it throughout europe with brexit. to you just get a sense that the elites have been in charge for too long and they've delivered too little to people everywhere on this planet? >> yes, you're right. in brazil, for example, we were facing a lot of big, huge -- [inaudible] like never, ever we saw. not only brazi

venezuela, china, cuba. these countries should never be held up as models of success. we have freedom. and i sure hope we as will. the left can scramble to undo bernie sanders with opposition research and i hope they do. but they are the reason he exists. once just once i wish they would show a little patriotism. please do so before it's too late. that's tonight's intel. joe concha, good to see you. >> wow, i have got to follow that? that was an impressive argument. trish: thank you, sir. i think of where the media has been the past decade or so. they set the stable for this guy. -- they set the stage for this guy. now they say we might have a socialist win the nomination. he's a product in so many ways of them and of the left. you talk like that for so long and look what you get. >> when the focus is on only one man and that's donald trump, bernie sanders can breeze through this primary that has been going on for a year and not get the vetting he deserves. i get the writings are from 50 years ago. but bernie is so old that puts him in adulthood. when you talk about women's rape fantas

how about when we influence countries that we don't agree with, like venezuela. it was neverational security to us, but we imposed sanctions on them because we are the big kid on the block. now, we are down in bolivia. how do you explain that? please. guest: u.s. interference in elections. i will be the first want to say the u.s. does not have a clean record on some of our foreign policy decisions. the caller brought up countries and south korea -- south america, we can always bring up the war in iraq. many say that was not a great idea in hindsight. i think the difference is that in a democracy like the united states, we eventually talk about those errors and those mistakes. we usually do hold people accountable when these kinds of blunders happen. we don't have a clean record, by any means, but we acknowledge our mistakes. i hope we learn from them and that is really not the case in russia and china where there is no public debate about what the chinese government might be doing to its own people or what the russian government might be doing to its own people and elsewhere

venezuela. you go around the world. take your pick. it never ends well.o for anybody to be talking about that in this utopian way, i think it's critical that they remember sort of facts, right? important, cold hard facts. and history. i think it would prove capitalism is the only way forward. and that's not even a political statement. that's just reality. >> as a famous democrat once season, john f. kennedy, a rising tide lifts all boats. every segment of our society, race, you name it, has had a bettering life under donald trump. people vote their pocketbooks, they vote their conscience. donald trump has overpromised and delivered in every way possible. whether it's on the economy, or national security. this is a guy who made good on his promises. something a politician would have a hard time. >> who do you think he would like to run against? who do you think is the easy prey? is it a socialist like bernie sanders? >> yes, because bernie is bernie. buttigieg is a chameleon. but assuming even the socialists consider him a moderate. he will be a socialist

to those watching at home tonight i want you to know, we will never let socialism destroy american health care. liz: venezuelader juan guaido was at the state of the union. he stood up. got a round of applause. breaking news coming in, nancy pelosi scheduled a photo-opportunity with juan guaido tomorrow. your reaction to that? >> yeah, she should talk to members of her caucus who are not on board with the kind of freedom that president trump was describing because all of her candidates in the 2020 field would take us to a place of socialist health care policy, biden's public option or bernie's elimination of employer provided insurance. if she loves freedom and juan guaido on principle that anna mate the american dream perhaps she should talk to the 2020 democrats to share that news. liz: you're right. good point. aoc supported the communist dictator of venezuela. bernie sanders has. this is a thriving economy, once greatest in the world. took a generation to wipe out, put an end to communism and socialism. your reaction to this trend. we've been here before and this desire to have a ref nation nary change. t

venezuela and we will let him take care of the venezuelan people. >> excuse me. one second. >> i have -- what was your reaction to that? is there anything to convince her otherwise? >> president trump: i never minded that to be honest. i get along, actually i have a very good relationship there but i really don't mind if they would like to do that, that's fine. it would save a lot of money. my views are different than other people. i view it as, thank you very much and we will save you a lot of money. when isis was single-handedly able to save them from vicious attacks on their islands, but i haven't heard exactly that, the way you express the question. and my relationship as you know is a very good one with their

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i never imagined that i'd see my people in venezuela eating f m the garbag that infuriates me.ates me, because this is a rich country. marcia biggs: this time last m year, nelly,ielena and many others thought that ela was on the precipice of change. in january, then-34-year-old juan guaido, a civil engineer too'd just been electeead the country's parliament, was declared interim president by members of the opposition, after president maduro won a second term in an election widely criticized as ilgitimate. guaido promised new elections, and nearly 60 countries ounc the world, iding the u.s., threw their support behind him, as did thousands of protesters in the streets of venezuela, including nelly and marielena. nelly larco (through translator): we're the majority, and that's why i keep fighting. the truth is that my hopes are actually more in g than guaido but we have to help him. i feel that he's like an angel that god put here to get out of marcia biggs: marisays she thought the protests would force marielena caraball(through translator): i sincerely thought that taking to th

self-proclaimed socialist who wants to completely reversed course, go the way of venezuela, the ussr, cuba. this is neverd gas. some violence going on what happened in jacksonville when trump supporters were signing people up and got run over, there tends got run over by a guy who was happy to do it and some violence in new hampshire where a 50-year-old was insulted by some crazy lunatic and here is -- apprehensive about him wearing the maga had because it can provoke and people don't like trump but he wore the hat because he is about 15-year-old, doesn't know what people are going to be like. what is your reaction? >> first of all to that entire family thank you for your incredible support for our president. this is disgusting this sort of thing. my brother-in-law don reached out and talked to them yesterday so they know how we feel. >> a slap in the face. >> that is what i hear. you never hear about it going the other way. you never hear about republicans or trump supporters attacking so viciously anyone on the left. this is america. we are allowed to have whatever political views we want. we used to b

never going to be denuclearized. trish: i think you all know how much i reported on venezuela.u before so this is not classified information. my sources repeatedly told me throughout that crisis that john bolton was the one in the way. continually in the way. if and when this book gets published, the guy who never belonged in the white house to begin with, he's going to make a killing. president trump: we have to be careful. when you are talking about national security. you are talking about all the different things we do, you can't just go out and write a book. i gave him a big break because that's not a senate-approved job. he was not able to get a senate-approved job. when he was at the u. nest was appointed, but he wants approved by the senate. trish: what i'm left wondering tonight is what exactly is or was bolton's role with none other than the whistleblower. i'll tell you one thing. the nsc was not to be trusted. bolton was head of the whole darn thing. the whistleblower allegedly was working for the nsc. vindman was part of the nsc. the nsc is one entity in government t

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venezuela in our region. ut if we analyze the humanitarian impact, it's really we have never seen.we're experiencing the largest displacement of people n the history of western hemisphere. it is estimated that by the end we could reach 6.5 million people, along with the have, 1.5 on that we million more people. what the warnalyze war isg about these, the doing just a few. compare, for example, of resources the international community has in syria, it's huge in favor of syria and very venezuela.ged for of course, we have to recognize positive initiatives like the one that has been for usa i.d., they are many nearbytives but most re regional, supported by neighboring countries but much coming from the international community. finally, we also have to mention the destabilizing factor relating to the organized crime. becoming a criminal economy. of the resilience months. the last the economy is growing. more money into the venezuelan conomy but most of the based -- are being venezuela will have a very huge a very high cost. but only bordering countries, for countries in the caribbean a

venezuela and we will take care of the venezuelan people. [inaudible question] [speaking in foreign language] >> excuse me, one secon second . >> i never mindry much, we have defeated isis, i get along and have a very good relationship but i really don't mind if they would like to do that, that is fine and would save a lot of money. i view it as thank you very much, we save a lot of money. but if you look back and go three years ago were isis was overrunning the philippines, we came in and single-handedly were able to save them from vicious attacks on their islands. i have not heard exactly that, the way you expressed it, and my relationship as you know is a very good one with their leader and will see what happens. >> thank you and good afternoon. [speaking in foreign language] we know that ecuador has a problem with traffic in one of the topics you're going to talk about security, i want to know what they want to learn from the united states on that topic. >> we are doing very well on the southern border and were doing incredibly well, we bill over 100 miles in substantially more than that of wall, a very powerful wall it has all sorts of

marching the marines into venezuela is not a good idea. stuart: it was never going to happen. lot of venezuelans would like to see that happen. people expected if, that trump would continue to heighten the, elevate the conflict. if he needed to he would take some action in that area. i think it is a good idea that he hasn't. this is a program that the venezuelans have to solve. the u.s. can help them and i think the president's point how he is building a coalition around the world to pressure maduro regime is a good idea. if i were him i would have stress ad little more the occupation of venezuela that is the most important point here. venezuela is occupied by cuba, by russia, by iran and that occupation goes against everytng that, the sovereignty that we are supposed to give to venezuela. that's where i think the emphasis should have been but i'm glad he had the rightful president there he sent a message we still insist they have to restore the democracy. stuart: juan guaido is visiting the white house later on today. what's the significance of that? >> i think it is a messag

venezuela and cuba models. to have that model, to say all of the things he promises, you give up your freedom and it is orwellian time like never before. a majority of americans want buy it. i think even the people you pointed out, they are going, wait, we can follow this road, we can't win with a socialist, and especially if the economy is doing well here, people are doing well right now. unemployment, as you say, night after night, you make clear, this is a good economy right now for minorities, for all americans. so it's going to be tough tola. >> sean: i don't hear a lot of g, andbiggs, from the democratic party. we heard a lot of anti-semitic remarks. they were very quiet then. now we hear former new york city mayor bloomberg, the atrocious things that he said. i can only imagine if, let's say, and ukraine, it was a zero experienced on junior and donald trump, not getting the ability and unless you fire the prosecutor investigated my son, being paid millions with no experience. i don't see any outrage hardly. why? why is this double standard again? if donald trump had said what bloomberg said, it would be 24/7, nonstop cov

we killed saddam hussein, we tried to overturn syria, we named some guy that never got a single vote the president of venezuelawhen it comes to meddling, we are the champions. toouple of facebook posts, call that meddling when we are doing these things is just up .een -- just obscene we have to put things into perspective. we cannot go around the world doing things and belly eight when they start doing the same whens to us -- bellyache they start doing the same things to us. i do not think this will influence the election one way or the other, it is a way to get notoriety for the campaigns and things of this nature. but we have to stop doing it if we want others to stop doing it. we have to lead by example. host: let's go to gym, calling from portland, oregon on the republican line. jim, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? host: go ahead. my first times ever calling into the show, but i think russia, china, what ever country, they would want to so discontent insew our society. if you can take on your adversaries without even raising a wrench, do it. make them unhappy. i think the republicans, the

venezuela and we will let him take care of the venezuelan people. >> excuse me. one second. >> i have -- what was your reaction to that? is there anything to convince her otherwise? >> president trump: i neverded that to be honest. i get along, actually i have a very good relationship there but i really don't mind if they would like to do that, that's fine. it would save a lot of money. my views are different than other people. i view it as, thank you very much and we will save you a lot of money. when isis was single-handedly able to save them from vicious attacks on their islands, but i haven't heard exactly that, the way you express the question. and my relationship as you know is a very good one with their leader. and we will see what happens. >> bill: if the president taking a number of questions, he called the mueller matter a whole set up and said, he was asked about the new hampshire race and what's happening on the democratic side. he went on to say as i mentioned a moment ago about bernie sanders a moment ago. we will get back to all the news in d.c. in a moment. first, we want to bring you at the moment someone very special. christina cook is all smiles, she justook is now my gue

took this step and we did it with venezuela but we'll always put our passenger safety -- >> do you think they were to stop the flights without your lawsuit? >> we'll neverthey have made the right choice. they need to make the right choice on hong kong right now. >> gordon, you're listening to this do you think they should shutdown the hong kong flights too? >> they need support it's incumbent on all the employees and airlines to get along and workout what they're going to workout i think they're going to do whatever the government allows them to do and may, in fact, do less than that but i don't see where our government is going to open up china any time soon. >> what would you do in this instance less than the government wants or more? >> i am saying that the government may open up uninhibited and he would be left because of your con serns. how much of it is long-term? anyway to measure it anyway to guess if you were inside the corner office of an airline right now? what kind of work would you be doing. >> at the same time, you have to deal with the facts just like major snowstorms or whatever, they're going to hit your income statement and you can mon

venezuela. also florida republican senator marco rubio member of the foreign relations committee in the intel committee. nobody saw that coming. >> that was great that he was there. i had never unify the parties and became speaker and three weeks later became interim president. he is a brave guy and did a great job and under tremendous stress. i had a chance to meet him on saturday and i'm glad he was able to come. >> you gotta break the deadlock you cannot have communism and our hemisphere. they've had it, the bus driver is holding onto it he took everybody's guns and has the power in our in a stalemate. >> i don't know people realize 80% of the cocaine trafficked into the united states through the southern border originally comes out of columbia through venezuela under the protection of the madura regime and the flight to central america and traffic at the border. it's a national security threat. these guys are allowing these gangs to operate and make it a cut off off of it. they are not government there and organize crime ring. that's how we need to treat them. i know the president is deeply committed to this. >> who can help us. >> i wish spain would do more because they

venezuela, or havana, cuba. all the fireworks he is package something a little better. i think it is great if he wins. the democrats have gone off the deep end. they're into socialism. it neverys worked. so i going to be a great contrast. if he gets the nomination it, will be a pretty easy choice in november. i think average american will say, my 401(k) is better, my income is up. i think i keep going with this president. stuart: you came into politics as a business guy, very successful business guy. what is the business outlook like in new hampshire? how is the new hampshire economy going? if you got bernie sanders saying, oh, this economy doesn't work for everybody, how does that relate to new hampshire itself? >> they're pretty busy. everybody i talk to is pretty happy. the businesses are packed up here. i wish they were all in florida but there is a lot of people actually like the weather up here better. they like the snowy is not my favorite thing to do, but no, this economy is doing well. low unemployment. i saw governor sununu he is doing a good job. he is working to create business. it is helpful to have other states like new york close where they're doing the same t