both guaido and majuro have called for fresh protests against each other this saturday. -- this comingukend, ukraine will be holding the first round of its presidential elections. newcomer runner is a to parties. by contrast from his opponents are both heavyweweights on the local political l scene. wewe have more. >> when ukrainians hit to the polls on sunday to electing a new president, they will have to pick between a record 39 have ththe two of home sameme name, but the top threeee well-known. the current top runner is an actor with no political experience, he plays a president on tv. initially, a longshot, the polls put him at 25%, enough to get to the second round, but far from the 50% needed to when food out right -- needed to win. ukrainians need new blood, those who have not been politicians. ronald reagan was an actor and became president. isthe 41's inexperience dangerous for some. >> key actually does not -- he absolutely does not understand how to govern. this could lead to tragic results. >> right behind for linsky is the current president. at final campaign rally, he remin

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we are upping the pressure in majuro -- for maduro. anope gave maduro opportunity for talks and he turned it down. we now have europe behind this initiative that was started by the united states. but i think it is the best approach to try to deal with the situation. the terrible humanitarian situation that the venezuelan people are suffering right now. , weerms of looking forward have a strongly decisive american president. i think that has made the world safer. we know that a strong and decisive president keeps our enemies off balance and guessing. that keeps the world safer too. hase is a reason why iran stopped harassing american shipping in the persian gulf. and the rebels have stopped firing missiles at ships in the red sea. they don't know what president trump would do if that happened. that is leadership. the worldw we keep safer. a strong and decisive united states and a strong and decisive president. it is good for national security and global security. the president has tried to rebuild and strengthen key alliances. especiall

the majuro government is blocking international aid, claiming it is part of a plot to undermine his governments region has announced sanctions against many in the maduro regime and it is also targeting cuba for its support of maduro. john bolton tweeted earlier today, "kubo's role in usurping democracy and fomenting oppression in venezuela's clear. that's why the u.s. will continue to tighten financial restrictions on the military and intel services. the regions democracies should consider the cuban regime." the state department also rick announced today it allowing u.s. citizens to move forward with lawsuits against cuban entities going all the way back to property seized during the cuban revolution in 1959. the state department says it's the first time it is allowing that to move forward. harris, back to you. >> harris: reports that potentially we could see step up and sanctions against cuba by the president of the united states. we will cover that if and when it happens. rich edson, thank you very much. fox news alert on this, president trump is blaming his former personal attorney michael

legitimate government of venezuela and we strongly condemned the socialist socialist brutality of the majuroegime. we stand with the people of venezuela and cuba and nicaragua and their righteous struggle to finally be free. we stand with them, doing a lot of work. socialism is not a good thing, you are right. each of us here tonight is united by the same timeless values. we believe in the american constitution and the american rule of law. we believe in the dignity of work and the sanctity of life. we believe that faith and family not government and bureaucracy, are the true american way. we believe in religious liberty, the right to free speech, and the right to keep and bear arms. [applause] we believe that children should be taught to love our country, to honor our history, to be proud to be happy, to love, and always to respect our great american flag. [applause] [chanting usa] and we believe in the words, and always will, we are not changing it. they want us to change a lot of things. it's not happening. of our national motto, in god we trust. in god we trust. these are traditions, cus

it has given a boost to president majuro and even mr abrams admitted that.h the opposition. he sort of dismiss that and said the situation in the country was to die and that pressure would continue. he also said that russia would pay a price if it continued to prop up the presidency of mr maduro. he said the us could take a number of steps including sanctions. meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis is increasing. what is happening about aid? there are attempts to get aid in through the borders from the surrounding countries. by and large, that has failed because mr maduro has blocked it. in the meantime, the un is saying that a quarter of the population is in need of that humanitarian aid and that is going to get worse of course when those oil sanctions the us has imposed really kick in. is there a sense that the us really has underestimated maduro‘s staying power in this situation?” underestimated maduro‘s staying power in this situation? i think there is a feeling for many observers and people who watch the situation closely that there was an expectation that