. >> entre la multitud en diÁlogo en lo que llama ortega estÁn lÍderes universitarios y campesinos. donde decir era se encontraban. >> un gran desafÍo de un amigos visiÓn tras parece, de una negociaciÓn decidida y destacar en primer lugar a nuestras presos de empresas polÍticas que han sufriendo las cÁrceles >> la disidente andinistas quienes perseguida por el rÉgimen dijo desde la clandestinidad a univisiÓn que ortega negocia porque estÁ asÍ creado por la crisis econÓmica. las sanciones internacionales y la crisis en venezuela. >> han tocado el corazÓn del flujo de fondos venezolanos y esto >>en miami florida, diferir, univisiÓn. >> andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador ofreciÓ los documentos requeridos para que se estudie la posibilidad de solicitar la repatriaciÓn de joaquÍn "chapo" guzmÁn. está les la de ser sentenciado nueva york. desde ciudad de mÉxico con mÁs detalles. >> en la jurÍdico me hicieron un planteamiento.-- >> hablÓ traslado a la fiscalÍa y el poder judicial mexicano la sugerencia de que se analice la posibilidad de solicitar la prÍ guzmÁn chapo.' joaquÍn guzmÁnloera, el cha

was actively working to overthrow ortega's democratically elected government. to gain political support to the president presented the contras as a people's democratic movement as a condition of our aid i would insist on civilian control over all military forces but no human rights abuses are tolerated that any financial corruption to be rooted out that american aid go only to those committed to democratic groups. what i want to never go to our one thousand a six i was a johnny come lately. within the first week the contras these u.s. funded terrorists attacked three charring whopper cherish each to rest early and killed eleven. eleven compazine. i saw five of those compazine i was coming in on a horse drawn wagons to us to the rest of the cemetery and open caskets and horse drawn wagons. the main contra targets of consistently been civilian homes buses or trucks which has helped destroy any public support they may have. eight civilians were killed in this drug when ambushed by country machine gun sandinista government says that in the past six years over ten t

led by daniel ortega. one thousand nine hundred two in an attempt to thwart president reagan's plans to overthrow the nicaraguan government congress passed the boland amendment which prohibited u.s. military aid to the contras nineteen eighty-four daniel ortega was elected democratically this government implemented new social services for providing free education healthcare and land reform. reagan bens used ortega's socialist policies and economic aid received from the soviet union to start a covert war using the national security council the administration since secret to aid to the mercenary soldiers known as the contras. despite the passage of the boland amendment the arming and support of the contras became the most ambitious paramilitary and political action mounted by the cia since vietnam. for those new sandinista government turned to the american peace activists for help. we've begun that if that requires them. to bring people down she says look. republicans democrats but we want people to know. th

denunciando la terrible situaciÓn en que se hallan muchos presos polÍticos del gobierno de daniel ortega contra ortega. tiffany roberts con los detalles. >> las condiciones carcelarias en la que estÁn los periodistas miguel mora y lucÍa pineda del canal 100% noticias. el abogado defensor denunciÓ que la periodista ni siquiera ha tenido un servicio higiÉnico habilitado en su celda. >> agarraba un papel, se lo ponÍa en la mano y desecada sobre su mano. +} agarraba esa defecaciÓn, le daba vuelta con el papel, la echaba en una bolsa y luego la ponÍa cerca para que se la pasan llevando. >> denunciaron ademÁs que la policÍa del rÉgimen de daniel ortega ha querido obligar a pineda a grabar un vÍdeo donde le pedÍ disculpas al presidente y la policÍa, sin embargo la periodista de la red usados. >> queremos siempre la libertad porque nosotros no somos delincuentes. en mi caso yo soy periodista. >> que han sobrepasado situaciones peores como el asesinato de su fundador pedro hawkins amaro, con quien murillo trabajÓ en el fallo pasado. >> yo le quiero decir a rosario que ya sabe como pensamos nosotr

le crees a daniel ortega? >> Él no es una persona de fiar.rismo por participar en las protestas. en las afueras de la mÁs grande del paÍs, familiares de los detenidos esperaban con ansias la salida de vehÍculos a travÉs de las puertas del penal. mientras tanto, algunos gritaban de alegrÍa y otros lloraban de la desesperaciÓn. >> ya salieron varios, me da mucha alegrÍa saber que salieron y que van a estar con su familia, a pesar de que el mÍo todavía no va a estar conmigo. tiffany: analistas y expertos dicen que el Éxito de las negociaciones entre el gobierno y la oposiciÓn esta aquÍ, en las cÁrceles de nicaragua, donde todavÍa permanecen cientos de presos polÍticos. esto avanzarÁ hasta que sea liberado hasta el Último. patricia: varias zonas de california efectÚan evacuaciones, por severas inundaciones. en sonoma declararon estado de emergencia por la afectaciÓn a comunidades cercanas. un pueblo ha quedado aislado, los caminos para entrar o salir se encuentran anegados. en: unas 50 personas fueron hospitalizadas, luego de una fuga de quÍmicos

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ortega was a dictator before, he came back to power and now won't leave again.video surfaced of comments sanders made in the 1980s. here is what he said about fidel castro. >> everybody was totally convinced castro was the worst guy in the world. all the cuban people would rise up against limb. he gave hem healthcare and totally transformed the country. but just because ronald reagan dislikes him it doesn't mean the people in their own nation feel the same. liz: he said it's funny sometimes american journalists talk about how bad a country is because people line up for food. in other countries. rich people get the food and poor people starve to death. he says i remember being excited. kennedy was saying nixon was too soft on communism. i actually got from the room and almost left to puke. your reaction, sir. >> how do you react to statements like that praising murderers, serial killers. that's what the castro brothers are. and they are vehemently anti-american. but that's what the radical left stands for. it's not just senator sanders. it's a lot of the folks he

has days are numbered he was reiterating recent remarks by donald trump on ortega bolton issued his warning to the after three prominent figures in last year's antigovernment rights were sentenced the more than two hundred years in prison and rest not in april after the government introduced reforms raised taxes and slashed pensions through the government though the government scrapped the reforms riots in tin you throughout the year and international says three hundred protesters have died because of the government's actions another country has opposition protests triggered us talk of regime change venezuela the us has recognized self-proclaimed interim president one goh i don't and called on the military to abandon venezuela's elected president but that hasn't worked and nicolas maduro continues to accuse washington of attempting to. dress in crowds in miami donald trump earlier used exactly the same language on socialist venezuela claiming its days are also numbered twilight hour. has arrived and. america will never be a socialist country. and our number or all nations of the wor

los jÓvenes llegaron al paÍs huyendo de la represiÓn desatada por el rÉgimen de daniel ortega contrasilo y asegurÓ que el gobierno nicaragüense los perseguÍa. carlos reyes de 23 o el estudiaba en nicaragua y se zÓ con sus compaÑeros para protestar, manifestaciÓn que casi le cuesta la vida durante un enfrentamiento con la policÍa. >> antes de usar y de ponerse su uniforme, hicieron un juramento. donde ellos se responsabilizarÁn a defender al pueblo, no a un gobierno. sin mediar palabra, me contestaron que a ellos les estaban pagando. s. abril 2018 largos dÍas de disturbios que resultaron en decenas de muertos y heridos. sergio Ávila alanÍs casi muere por organizar peregrinaciones por parte de su iglesia. ellos son parte de un grupo de 35 nicaragüenses que han encontrado refugio en esta iglesia, donde los han ayudado a salir de los centros defianza 20,000 hasta 60a 1000 dÓlares. >> los tribunales expertos en leyes migratorias dicen que estos jÓvenes tienen mejores posibilidades de recibir asilo polÍtico que personas que huyen de la delincuencia o violencia comÚn. >> hay noticias devast

the united states imposed sanctions on senior officials within the nicaraguan government including ortega vice president and spouse. anti-government activists have accused the government of manipulating the upcoming national dialogue as a way to avoid further sanctions by the international community when. us. last and i have for you on the news out egypt blames a deadly train. russian fire at cairo's main station on a fight between two trying to conduct as. they report on the desperate daily search for clean water in yemen where the united nations says twenty four million people need humanitarian aid and that in sport roger federer remains on course for his one hundred eighty feet it were a thanks . to the a. hello there we're still enjoying some glorious weather across parts of europe it's in the northwest where the temperature is a most unusual at this time of year it should be grey a damp and very cold instead we've got blue skies people are wrapped in the parks without their coats without their jumpers and instead they've got sunglasses and ice cream it really is very warm some places

the united states imposed sanctions on senior officials within the nicaraguan government including ortega vice president and spouse. anti-government activists have accused you of their government of manipulating the upcoming national dialogue as a way to avoid further sanctions by the international community when read about follow. us president donald trump's immigration policies are under attack in the u.s. a new. reporters detailing accusations of abuse at american immigrant attention sensors on the democratic led u.s. house of representatives has voted so blog trump's declaration of a national emergency along the border with mexico john hendren has more from washington yes two hundred forty five the nasal one eighty two using their newfound power house democrats leveled a direct rebuke at president trump table the house voted to reverse trump's declaration of an emergency on the mexican border the vote followed a spirited sometimes contentious debate how many dead americans does it take for open border advocates to support border security democrats say trump is exceeding his constituti

universidad cristera autónoma de nicaragua escapaba de la represión de las fuerzas el presidente daniel ortegatos y la situación que empeoraba decidió salir de nicaragua el autobús turístico lo llevó de su tierra a guatemala pasando por méxico y una vez ahí cruzó el río. >>> ni más que puede caminar fueron cinco minutos. >>> la detención comenzó en texas y luego de varios días lo envían a búfalo nueva york pasaron cerca de tres meses hasta que a principios de febrero su caso fue escuchado.. >>> logramos obtener un asilo político los estados unidos no mucha gente logra acceder debido a la tolerancia cero de trump. >>> se logró argumentando que el joven era perseguido nicaragua. >>> el presidente de nicaragua y su policía nacional perseguía a jordan, lo golpearon y si no es porque se escapa lo hubiesen podido matar. >>> según el abogado la fe movió montañas el cierre parcial del gobierno logró que pasara de un juez que nunca aprueba el asilo a otro que escuchó los argumentos. algo positivo para esta persona que hora reside en brooklyn. >>> de acuerdo con el centro de previsión enfermedades más d

and daniel ortega who got into power again during chavez's regime.is cut between venezuela and cuba and venezuela and nicaragua. regimes of the latter two countries. danny ortega in nicaragua and the successor to fidel castro in cuba, this may be the beginning of the end of a 60-year tyrannyn on the island of cuba and what's going on in nicaragua. trish: why is that good for us? >> the reasons the soviet union was in cuba for so long. it provided them -- they were willing to spend billions of dollars there because it substituted for putting an tear craft carrier off the coast of florida you have 45-50 minutes away from the south coast of until is cuba. the fact the soviets were there, venezuela. and the soviets are still there. they are listening in the united states, they are causing all kinds of harm pursuing their goals throughout latin mayor car. and connections with the people we hate the most of. the iranians and hezbollah who have their bases in nicaragua and cuba. it would provide us with a sense of security in the united states that we haven

socialist leader hugo chavez and in the 1980s travel to nicaragua and defended their leader, daniel ortegaen though the us government supported the counter -- bernie sanders spoke well of fidel castro which came back to haunt him during the 2016 presidential primary debate when a clip of sanders from 1985 showed him singing castro's praise. >> totally transformed society. >> have you regretted the characterization of ortega and fidel castro you made in 1985? >> the key issue here was whether the united states should go around overthrowing small latin american countries. >> he went on to not answer the question though he did again tell cuba's advances in healthcare which are difficult to document. as for venezuela there are reports that maduro has closed the border with brazil to block much-needed humanitarian aid but there are also signs the military is switching sides so with or without bernie sanders's support juan guaido appears to be strengthening. >> a new election in the north carolina congressional district involved in a scandal over voting fraud. the republican leading the race dro

praise. >> it totally transform the society. >> have you regretted the characterizations of daniel ortegan 1985? >> the key issue here is whether the united states should go around overthrowing small latin american countries. >> he went on further to not answer the question though he did tell her to cuba's advances in health care which are difficult to document. as for venezuela, there are reports nicolas maduro has closed the border with brazil to block much needed humanitarian aid but there are also signs the military is switching sides. with or without bernie sanders support, juan guaidÓ appears to be strengthening. >> shannon: thank you very much. there's going to be a new election in the north carolina congressional district engulfed in a scandal over voting fraud. today the republican leading the race dropped his effort to be certified as the winner. congressional seat still hanging in the balance. >> months later, this isn't unprecedented but almost. this is the second time in modern history for a congressional redo election, the first ever in north carolina. to understand how unus

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amy: in other news from latin america, nicaraguan president daniel ortega has vowed to reopen talks with political opponents for the first time in seven months. the umbrella opposition group civil alliance for justice said it will take part in the talk. the group said a key demand will be the release of hundreds of government critics who have been jailed over the past year. meanwhile, a nicaraguan farm leader who helped organize protests against ortega last year has been sentenced to 215 years in prison. medardo mairena was convicted in december of terrorism, murder and organized crime. and haitian human rights groups are criticizing ththe haitian government for letting five americans leave e the country before they were scheduled to go to court for possessing illegal weapons. two of the americans are former navy seal offificers. one isis a former employee of te mercenary firm blackwater. they were arresteded on february 17. cnn rereports the men were found to be in possession of six pistols, six automatatic rifles, two drdrones, fiveve ballistic vests, three satellite phones, a telescop

gobierno de nicaragua ha liberado a un grupo de manifestantes presos por protestar contra el presidente ortega de formas legales, garantizar elecciones justas libres y transparente y justicia para las vÍctimas de violentas protestas que comenzaron en abril de 2018. >> podrÁ decirse de venezuela esa frase que utilizan los diplomÁticos que se esta a la espera de acontecimientos el que parece mÁs inmediato es el regreso al paÍs de presidente interino, juan guaidÓ. >> pasemos con rogelio mora-tagle que tiene los detalles, rogelio buenas tardes. >> bueno, asÍ es felicidad te saludo del puente internacional simÓn bolÍvar nos encontramos del lado colombiano el otro lado estÁ venezuela, y lo que tÚ puedes ver es parte del dispositivo de seguridad que ha desplegado la policÍa nacional de colombia que nos informan que tiene aproximadamente unos 300 oficiales, uniformados en cada uno de los puentes para evitar que haya disturbios en territorio colombiano, hemos visto que desde el sÁbado pues un grupo de jovenes han enfrentado a la guardia nacional bolivariana y estos han respondido con gases lacrimÓgenos

national security analyst morgan ortegas. okay. a lot to digest.quick turn on the audible here on the panel. matthew, your thoughts? >> well, it's never a good day for a politician when you are confronted with the yearbook photo and the washington, d.c. community in your state is trying to figure out whether you were the one in black face or the one under the klan hood. this is a terrible end of the week for northam. a week that didn't start well either with his comments on not it used to be defending partial birth abortion northam seemed to be defending in that interview post birth abortion otherwise known as infanticide this is a political career in a death spiral. >> bret: leslie, do you think he steps down? >> i'm not sure if he will and honestly i come from a state where we are known for our recalls. we put a movie star in the governor's mansion. i think the people really need to decide i don't care if this person is a democrat or republican this is highly offensive. like you said he admits he was either in a kkk hood or in black face. >> bret

of nicaragua over the recent jailing of opposition activists john bolton tweeted president daniel ortegais days on number it won't initiate his warning to nicaragua after three prominent figures in last year's anti-government riots were sentenced to more than two hundred years behind bars the rest began in april after the government introduced reforms raising taxes and slashing pensions the government scrapped the reforms but iraq's continued throughout the year resulting in the deaths of at least three hundred protestors. another country his opposition protests have triggered u.s. talk of regime change in venezuela the u.s. has recognized the self-proclaimed interim president one and click on the military to abandon violence well as elected president so far that hasn't worked and nicolas maduro continues to accuse washington of attempting to bring about a kid. speaking at a rally in florida donald trump earlier used the same language referring to left wing governments in south america. the twilight hour of socialism has arrived in our hemisphere america will never be a socialist country

leader of nicaragua over the recent jailing of opposition activists tweeting at president daniel ortega . reference to a recent speech. our number not only in well founded nicaragua and who has what bolton statement came off the three prominent figures in last year's anti-government riots in the karada was sentenced to more than two hundred years in prison unrest started last april after the government introduced reforms raising taxes and slashing pensions more than three hundred twenty people were killed in the riots the government eventually backed down scrapping reforms back in november u.s. national security advisor john bolton described the country as part of a troika of tyranny in south america along with venezuela and cuba. this troika of tyranny this triangle of chair stretching from havana to caracas to managua is the cause of immense human suffering. one of the other members of the so-called troika venezuela is in the grip of a full blown political crisis united states and most western powers now recognize self-proclaimed leader one boy door as the country's interim president

nicaragua over the recent jailing of opposition activists john bolton tweeted that president daniel ortegais days are numbered bolton issued his warning to nicaragua after three prominent figures in last year's antigovernment riots were sentenced to more than two hundred years in prison the rest began in april after the government introduced reforms raising taxes slashing pensions of the government scrapped the reforms riots continued throughout the year and international says three hundred protesters died because of the government and. another country whose opposition protests have triggered u.s. talks of regime change in venezuela yours is self recognized self proclaimed interim president won and quote in the military to abandon venezuela's elected president but that hasn't worked nicolas maduro continues to accuse washington of attempting to bring about a. just in crowds in miami donald trump early used exactly the same language on socialist venezuela claiming its days are also numbered. the twilight hour. has arrived and. america will never be a socialist country of socialism and germa

>> in 1985 sanders traveled to new york city to meet with ortega just after he imposed this state ofragua including shutting opposition newspapers and magazines. we hear about donald trump and his war on the media and then you have bernie sanders out there saying he was in favor of this. >> again, when you look at it, this was 1985, many of the people watching this program right now weren't alive in 1985 and i would also say when we look at contras they were far more brutal the killed far more people and trafficked drugs into our country. i can understand why bernie sanders would say they were more progressive than the contras. were they good? with a perfect? absolutely not and i don't think that is what he advocates for today. >> let's not point to the lesser two evils but having said that look at what he says just last week about the crisis in venezuela. 's opinions have not changed, they have worsened. >> thank you for joining us, we have a long campaign to go so we will see what else he has to say. we will be right back. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are a

they did the in nicaragua and daniel ortega recent lid killed 450 nicaraguaians who were peacefully demonstratingey did it under noriega. they were called the dignity battalions, an odd name. these colectivos are trained in finance and control by the cubans. the role of the cuban voft in what is happening in venezuela is under reported. the cubans are running the violence in venezuela. i think the united states government needs to respond not just in venezuela. but against the raul castro government. trish: nicolas maduro, even if he wants to leave at this point, he can't make that call on his own because the cubans are the ones propping up all of venezuela. mike pence, our vice president saying that to me just the other day when i was in bogota, colombia saying maduro is nothing but a puppet of castro's. we are in a situation where we declared that juan guaido is the interim president of that country. we are joining 50-plus countries in doing so. the free world recognizes juan guaido and increasingly we are hearing of hundreds of soldiers deserting maduro's military. they are switching ranges an

he praised daniel ortega and the castro brothers.on't find this unusual for bernie sanders not to recognize maduro as a dictator. trish: we have all seen these pictures. >> what convinces me is not only your coverage. but the fact this blockade of stopping food and resources and water coming into the country. i don't care whether you are a dictator or democratic president of your country. suffering your people for political purposes, you lose me on that. we need to get humanitarian aid to venezuela whether they have new elections or not. 50 countries are watching and they all need to be work to feed the people of venezuela. trish: the humanitarian crisis unfolding tonight in venezuela. jorge ramos recording these images. people forced to eat trash from gar page trucks. i would argue this is a product, the style of socialism they put in place. this is what dictator nicolas maduro is doing to his people. when jorge ramos confronted nicolas maduro, he was detained. maduro's regime tells me venezuela is a model for justice. now, i am set

and morgan ortegas. morgan, to you first. what has taken the democrats so long? what has taken them so long? >> i don't know if that is the right approach. we are rushing to judgment here without having any sort of the public hearing and without having a full investigation. we have to be intellectually consistent here and demand the same fairness for justin as we did for kavanaugh. >> dan: i agree with you 100%. he is entitled to due process. but that is not what they did in that case. >> let me tell you, i have personal experience with this. my husband has known the lieutenant governor for probably 15 years. some of his close friends are our friends. on a personal level this has had a personal discussion with me as a republican and my democrat friends. i said this is why i was apoplectic in kavanaugh. we live in the d.c. area. so i know people were crushed to kavanaugh who were crushed by the accusations happening to him. similarly my friends who are close to justin can't believe this is happening and they see their friend getting destroy and they want to stand

i am jesse watters with morgan ortega, juan williams, kennedy, and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump and possible 20208 democratic contender beto o'rourke throwing down over the border wall. the pair posting dueling rallies in el paso, texas, and wasting little time going after each other. president trump bashing beto with these stinging attacks. >> and beto o'rourke responded y going hard left when criticizing president trump's border wall. >> we know that walls do not save lives. walls and lives. we stand for america and we stand against walls. we know that there is no bargain in which we can sacrifice some of our humanity to gain a little more security. >> jesse: here is president trump laying into the texan. >> we were all challenged by a young man who lost an election to ted cruz. hey, you are supposed to win in order to run. a young man who's got very little going for himself, except he's got a great first name. he challenged us. so we have let's say 35,000 people tonight and he has 200 people, 300 people. >> je

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there are a few nicaraguans were fleeing the oppression of daniel ortega. they may have a case.y haven't been to america but many of these have been there before and were deported.d. they will cross illegally anyway they can. the rivers in mcallen it's an easy place. then in tijuana. we seen people go under the fence has hundreds at a time. >> sean: doing a great job. i think we'll see you on "fox & friends." thank youu for being with us. we'll watch you in the morning.t also at the border, republican congressman dan crenshaw, at the southern border. he was in brownsville, texas, to see the situation on the border. congressman crenshaw joins us. he's in the border at mcallen, texas, where we were and also former dea special agent is with us. congressman, just tell everybody -- i've been down there 14 times. i know what i've seen. tell everybody what you see. >> here's a big take away. so the rio grande valley is actually responsible for about 40% of total illegal immigration in the entire country.gr so it's a huge spot for this. into two spots. the brownsville area in the mcalle

i am jesse watters with morgan ortega, juan williams, kennedy, and greg gutfeld. this is "the five" ." president trump and possible 20208 democratic contender beto o'rourke throwing down over the border wall. the pair posting dueling rallies in el paso, texas, and wasting little time going after each other. president trump bashing beto with these stinging attacks. >> and beto o'rourke responded y going hard left when criticizing president trump's border wall.

mara liasson of "national public radio" and national security analyst morgan ortegas.inia? [laughter] >> well, i think what surprised a lot of people, chris, is not only how commonplace this sort of behavior seems to have been. >> chris: you are talking about the blackface but how recently it was still so commonplace, at least in certain parts of the country and in certain social circles. i would like to reiterate something senator scott said here. what we see out is a cautionary tale in politicizing racism. this is not a partisan issue. neither party is unblemished here. you have had democrats in recent years try to pretend that republicans have a monopoly on racial prejudice. the reality is, you know, congressman steve king's views on race are no more representative of all republicans than the virginia governor's views are of all democrats. and we should acknowledge this. >> chris: let's take a look at the line of succession in virginia because this gets really interesting and, again, you need a program to follow all of this. if ralph northam were to resign because o

joining me to respond to this and more, liz peek, robert wolf, morgan ortegas and gary kaltbaum. >> noave to be practical. but being practical also recognizes that climate change is an existential threat to us as human beings. it's not about a cost. it's about an investment. the que s

i heard from amy ortega. she said i work from home. and i'm keeping my kids home.'m being honest, they're getting more screen time than they should. >> david tweeted quote, we've been sharing care with three other families, each of us taking time off work or trying to work from home. we're lucky to have a great group of families and kids that support our teachers. drew responded saying he was frustrated with the district's financial mismanagement and he said he has two boys in elementary school. and is thankfully for musically minded academy for stepping up and providing a solidarity school camp this week. he finishes with two working parents and it's a real struggle to find child care. if this continues, not sure what we'll do we set up a hotline to help parents and families through the oakland teacher strike. (510)874-0400. call that number any time. as we're updating the recording for you through the date. i heard from another ousd have letters to show to public schools. >> i understand the frustration. i would want my children in the classroom. >> most parents

joining me to respond to this and more, liz peek, robert wolf, morgan ortegas and gary kaltbaum. >> no question we have to be practical. but being practical also recognizes that climate change is an existential threat to us as human beings. it's not about a cost. it's about an investment. the question should be is it worth the cost in terms of the investment potential. are we going to get back more than we put in. david: senator harris says whatever the cost of the new green deal, however many trillions, we will get a return on our investment. what do you think? is she right? >> it's never about the cost. $22 trillion of debt, don't worry. i love how these politicians turn into ralph cramden when they are asked about actual numbers. there have been studies done, they are offering, they want to give federal jobs, if you weren't willing to get a job we will just pay you money. you name it, they are giving it. we're not talking about trillions, not talking about tens of trillions. it's a lot more than that. it's not doable. 20 miles west of me is disneyworld. inside disneyworld is fantasy

we saw the situation with justice ortega were the attorney general -- the attorney general was very closeto maduro, but she was really taken by the fact that there were so many human rights abuses and when she became involved in trying to overturn that as attorney general, what happened? they took her out of that job. she had to flee the country and all of those cases were reversed. it is a check and balance system we have to fight for. we have to explain and we have to empower people. lastly, i would just close with all the countries in the region, the democracies in the region need to get food into the people. do not allow maduro to block the food. make it clear to the people. make it clear to the people of venezuela that for years to maduro has said no to humanitarian assistance that all could be controlled by the military. it's time to overcome that control. >> is controlled by the military of those corrupt purposes by the regime. ambassador sullivan come out to turn back to you. we have a few minutes here. you mentioned before hand the idea of a contact group. could you explain a lit

another national emergency condemned the government of nicaraguan president daniel ortega.was a national emergency. yet another ongoing national emergency punishes anyone who works to "undermine the sovereignty of lebanon." lebanon. you see the point here? in washington come protecting the sovereignty of a faraway oiddle eastern country that very few americans will ever go to qualifies as a national emergency. protecting our own country's sovereignty is "immoral," and we are not overstating that. this become a focal freshman democrats of the house cosigned a letter demanding lower funding for america's border enforcement. in other words, it is virtuous to protect others, it is wrong tous protect ourselves and our n children. what is the name for that attitude? self-hatred would be one. should people who hate the country be in charge of it? douglas mcgregor is a retired u.s. army colonel who has worked to defend the country, author of the book "margin of victory," he joins us tonight. colonel, thank you very much for coming on. do you think it's wise for the president to dec

president ortega last year used force against protesters, and began killing mostly students, some children in the streets. there's just so many forces at work about why people are leaving countries. this is just one situation. and then now, we are up to the current migrant caravan, the one that was traveling through mexico that is now in tijuana. a lot of kids. a lot of people write phone numbers on their shoes or inside their -- i mean, if you wanted a place that -- because if you lose that, a lot of times they lose phones. things get stolen. it is a real tossup of whether you will even, once you get to the border, do you even have anybody in the u.s. to contact. a lot of times, it is parents who left children when they were months old. so these children are looking for their parents. that's a quest that makes sense , i think, to most people. you want to be reunited, and this was a mother of four from nicaragua. she was fleeing the violence in nicaragua. pretty tough job with four kids, i would imagine. and this is volunteers giving out food at night, and lots of donated clothes and thing

next to him to fobs news contributor morgan ortegas, former state department official, former policy they keep track what is going on in this country. they know the lax immigration policies. they know they won't be detained. can make fraudulent claims of asylum. they know what is going on in the country. they take advantage of it. they know what the loopholes are. they take advantage of them. steve: the president did last night, a rallying cry for some on the political left, getting rid of i.c.e. the president talks about that will not happen on his watch. >> we have a moral duty to create an immigration system that protects the lives and jobs of our citizens. we will always support the brave men and women of law enforcement and i pledge to you tonight, that i will never abolish our heros from i.c.e. steve: and, david, we have heard a number of people from the political left. they go look, we're from a sanctuary state, a sanctuary town, whatever, we don't like i.c.e. so that is what the president was talking about right there. not going to happen on his watch. >> we can't abolish i.c

una de ellas es la ex fiscal luisa ortega, que ayer se refiriÓ asÍ a lo que estÁ haciendo presiente maduroran desde hace semanas. caen pedazos de concreto sobre autos en el puente de san rafael ubicado cerca de san francisco. la peligrosa situaciÓn obliga cierre de lapa transforma en ambas direcciones durante la noche. investigadores verifican que el resto de la estructura no represente un riesgo para conductores. se salvan de perder sus trabajos casi 45,000 empleados de la cadena de tiendas sears, un juez de bancarrota aprobÓ la venta de la mayorÍa de los activos de la empresa, unos $5,000,000,000 a un fondo, la decisiÓn permite tener abiertas las 425 sucursales en el paÍs. despierta su por opio hogar. una bebÉ que naciÓ fuera de su cuerpo. pasÓ los primeros 14 meses de subidas en un hospital en el reino unido. la condiciÓn es extremadamente rara y sÓlo se conoce de algunos casos por cada millÓn de embarazos. la probabilidad de vida de la niÑa era Únicamente de uno en 10, por lo que tenerla en casa es como un milagro para sus padres que dicen estar mÁs felices que nunca. >>[habla inglÉs]

george p bush was a former chair, and right now we are chaired by morgan ortega is who is somewhere around here. less likely contributed 170,000 and hard dollars to conservative candidates, and among our members, we also, we raised an additional $750,000. so while we are not in ie, like we don't run ads on behalf of candidates, we give directly to campaigns and of those dollars, this is a lot of new donors. it's all young money, and we really see ourselves as a turnkey bundler solution to activate nationwide. >> we will turn to rebecca. >> thank you so much, echoing my fennel panelists i would like to thank congressman stefanik. this really exemplifies that there is a growing need and recognition of that need to support our women and support our women early and we are so thrilled to be part of this, and work with our peers up here and also with the congressman to really make this happen. winning for women, a little bit of a new kid on the block up here, we launched a little over a year ago, too, the effort that we are going on to support our women candidates, particularly at that early sta