trish regan primetime begins right now.sh: breaking right now, we have learned that president trump is tonight considering taking matters into his own hands to get a wall built on our southern border by declaring a national emergency. i want to be very clear. as our country, a country, our president should have power over our borders. i mean, this is an issue when he mandated, remember the people from seven countries, countries like syria, that have no idea whose actually in their population, not be allowed in. there was a temporary order. you'll recall, blocking entry into the u.s. from places that we did not trust. the media went wild, the 99th circuit court vetoed it and it went all the way to the supreme court where his order stood, because he's the president, and one would have to assume that the president should have, does have specific knowledge about threats to our country that other politicians and media members and judges on courts like the ninth circuit do not have, and this particular case, the president is worr

liz: that's trish regan's exclusive interview with opposition leader juan guaido. out of the living nightmare of a socialist regime killing and imprisoning its own. trish? >> it was news making. what stood out. he gave a warning shot to socialists when he said we took democracy for granted in venezuela. >> we can play that sound for the viewers. basically they took it for granted and what do you know. hugo chavez ripped up the constitution. i say that, it's relevant. you think of beto o'rourke and jill brant brand is talk about changing elements of our constitution. it's fragile. he remind us of that. liz: $700 billion has been stolen out of the regime and 200 people thrown in prison, political prisoners. i think we have more sound from guaido coming. >> it never aired. we are saving it for you. this is important. trish: we have a wave of socialism in america right now. is it dangerous for us? >> [through the interpreter] you can't underestimate the importance of dem contract i. the left inist governments, there was a lot of damage done. trish: i think it's a warni

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now. president trump's pick for attorney general sparring with senators on capitol hill defending a memo he wrote criticizing mueller's russia probe calling it fatally conceived. >> many said it looked like a job application. >> that's ludicrous. if i wanted the job and was going after the job, there are many more direct ways of me bringing myself to the president's attention than writing an 18-page legal memorandum. trish: how could anyone actually think it was a good idea to go down this whole mueller path to begin with? we have the fbi conducting a counter intelligence operation to determine whether donald trump is a russian agent. never mind obama was the one caught on an open mic telling the russians he would have quote more flexibility with them once he got through his election. of course, medvedev said great, i'll convey that to vladimir. he followed through by refusing to take a stand when putin ran a territorial land grab in the ukraine. if you are going to call out one president

"trish regan primetime" starts right now. i'm susan li in for trish regan. president trump staking by his demand for $5 billion in border wall funding. the partial government shutdown in its 12th day will continue for as long as it takes to get money from congress. but democrats aren't budging either. edward lawrence is standing by in washington and has the latest from us. reporter: from what we are hearing out of the meeting that happened at the white house. both sides are talking at each other, not with each other. democrats decide they could not start negotiations until nancy pelosi won the gavel tomorrow. once the meeting began the department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen started the conversation. chuck schumer leaned over to nancy pelosi and suggested she interrupt. kevin mccarthy says he's disappointed with democrats. >> i didn't find the democrats were wanting to negotiate today. the minute the secretary started to do their report, they would not have it. reporter: senator chuck schumer says they used the meeting as an opportunity to

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. history being made tonight. venezuela taking one giant leap toward freedom as hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets demanding embattled socialist dictator nicolas maduro step down immediately. the current leader of the opposition. 35-year-old juan guaido swearing himself in front of tens of thousands of people. he is the new president of venezuela. this happened just hours ago in the capital city of caracas. along with the rest of the free world, president guaido has the backing of the white house with president trump officially recognizing him as the country's official leader along with canada, brazil and other nations. but tonight socialist leader nick has maduro is fighting tooth and nail to hold on to his dictatorship by breaking off relations with the united states. i sat down with vice president mike pence in washington, d.c. freedom, he says is winning. watch. a new president now in venezuela. presidente guaido. you recognized him, the president recognized him, and millions took to the s

trish regan "trish regan primetime" begins right now. the president announcing plans for his first oval office address. the crisis on the southern border and the democrats' refusal to protect border security. the president will travel to mcmcallen, texas as the government shutdown goes into week three. joining me, a congressman who represents a border state, arizona congressman andy biggs. i think this is actually a pretty easy crisis to solve in that if the democrats would go back to their roots where they once wanted what do they call it, a fence? where they wanted border security, then they would be able to meet the president halfway, they would be able to give him money for the wall. they would be able to insure a future for daca kids and everyone would leave happy. >> they have a significant number of people who came in and said they are not going to give a dime for border wall, and nancy pelosi in order for her to accomplish this, she had to acquiesce to that demand. so she is not budging. they are not going to give a dollar for th

the entire interview with vice president mike pence by trish regan will air tonight on trish regan'sur list is growing. more centrist democrats urging nancy pelosi to negotiate with the president to stop the shut young and get more money for the border wall. democrat represent river elizabeth slotkin said get in the damn room and negotiate, nancy. some of these democrats are saying it's their job to fix the shutdown. other democrats are saying give trump the money to fix the wall. put strings on it so he puts the wall where it needs to be. why are we fighting over this? we are going to build the warm anyway, at some time. the deal make on both sides not so state of the art. we have jim clyburn the number 3 democrat in the house saying $3 billion for a technological smart wall. >> you are seeing the democrats realize the longer they keep the government shut down with a refusal to negotiate is eventually going to shift blame on them away from the president. the moderate democrats and even steny hoyer admit there is a need for a physical barrier on the border. they are saying if you are

i'm trish regan and this is "trish regan primetime." break tonight. reports of a new caravan. more than 1,000 migrants strong setting up from honduras and heading state for our border this evening. this news coming as the previous caravan of thousands depart from the exact same location. you will recall from our reporting that that group crossed into mexico with no problem whatsoever. the gates were left wide open. the scale of this crisis is growing crystal clear. i want to you see these numbers. customs and border patrol and pretended over 300 migrants attempting to cross into the yuma, arizona area in one day last week. 300 people trying to come into arizona. we are spending millions of dollars trying to stem this crisis. joining me, spokesman for the border patrol council. it is a crisis. democrats don't want to admit it. but what would you tell them, the democrats that think this is made up. those aren't real people? those aren't real pictures? what do you say, art? >> you have thousands of people who tried to enter the united states constantly. they were caught and relea

"trish regan primetime" starts right now.ressure on venezuela's socialist dictator intensifying tonight. thousands of venezuelans take to the streets. you are looking at exclusive video obtained by "trish regan primetime." the people in venezuela demanding he step down one week after juan guaido proclaimed himself the country's rightful president. mr. guaido spoke by phone with president trump. president trump reinforced his support for the self-declared president. as nicolas maduro clings to power, five americans from texas, louisiana are being held hostage in a venezuelan prison. these men all citgo executives were ambushed during a distrip to caracas and have been held captive since 2017. joining me, the daughters of tomeu vidall. i know how difficult this is and how scary it is. we talked a little bit on background. it's not easy coming out and talking to the country like this when you are worried that there could be repercussions for your dad in venezuela but you are doing it anyway. i commend you for that. tell me about

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight my interview with the freedom fighter leading his country to democracy. amid massive protests in the streets of venezuela. assembly leader juan guaido swears himself in as president of convenience amidst matsive cheers from the people. tonight in his first television interview, juan guaido, the man the united states and the rest of the free world recognizes as president of venezuela. >> thank you, trish, thank you. thank you to your audience and greetings. trish: ways happening right now in venezuela? >> in venezuela we have a movement for freedom for democracy we have worked and a cry niced to build through mama joart protests and elections and ally ourselves with the world that recognize the fight for democracy in venezuela. tomorrow we'll have a big protest sat date and national parliament. we have passed the protection of assets in the case of pdvsa. that will not along pillaging from venezuela. we are talking about $700 billion in pillaging for the taxpayers. that's four

"trish regan primetime" starts right now. break right now. the standoff over the longest shutdown in history escalating as the president canceled nancy pelosi's plane trip abroad minutes before takeoff. this as she tried to delay the state of the union address. >> the date of the state of the union is not constitutionally required. it's not anything. it is a date we agreed to. it could be a week later. and it could be a week later if government is open. trish: pelosi was supposed to go to afghanistan with a brief stop in brussels. they can sit there and play tit for tat all day long, but it does not change the fact that we have a humanitarian crisis at our border. thousands of migrants are heading here this evening with plans to cross our border illegally. and it does not change the fact that 800,000 government workers are not getting paid. so enough. house democrats, house republicans and the senate needs to figure this one out and stop trying to make the president look bad. we are through with the politics. start doing the work. andy harris

"trish regan primetime" begins right now.reaking right now, the longest government shutdown in history. we have the numbers. it's hitting a new milestone. it's officially costing taxpayers more for border wall funding. the president meeting hours ago with a group of bipartisan lawmakers at the white house. but still dc is no closer to a deal. now get this. this is a new one. democratic house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on president trump to delay his state of the union address because of it. >> you seriously want to deprive the american people from hearing from their president in something that has become an institution? an institutional expectation for this country going back to the days of george washington. joining me now, texas congressman michael burgess. first of all, this one is out of left field. nancy pelosi wants to cancel the state of the union? tell me, sir, why? apparently we need to lay it out for her and other democrats why it would be such a bad idea. >> i remember long before i thought about running for c

i don't know if you want to call it a coup but breaking here, an interview with trish regan that willairing later tonight in full, vice president mike pence spoke to trish about venezuela's new president. let's listen in. >> today, freedom broke out in venezuela with the recognition of the new interim president, juan guaido, a courageous man that stepped forward, president of the national assembly that took the oath of office and i couldn't be more proud that at president trump's direction, the united states of america became the first country in the world to recognize president guaido and now many other nations join us as well. but the real work lies ahead. and the united states is going to continue to bring the full weight of our economic and diplomatic pressure until freedom and democracy and fair elections are restored for the people of venezuela. liz: and in the last hour and a half, the president donald trump has said that all options including military are on the table. stay tuned tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern for the full interview with mike pence. >>> when we come back, charlie

our trish regan just sat down with vice president mike pence for an exclusive interview. country's new leader. roll the tape. >> 3 million venezuelans have fled their country because of deprivation and oppression and poverty. 2 million more are expected to flee venezuela in the next year alone. the country is literally a failed state. and what president guido represents is a new beginning for the people of venezuela. >> what lessons have we learned here? >> this is an incredibly tough situation where you are seeing people for many years now starving on the streets in venezuela. people were asking me earlier is this regime change? this is not any sort of american-led intervention here. what this is the president rightfully standing by the people of venezuela, you know, for freedom, for the ability at this point to just to even eat and feed their children. it is an incredibly dire situation. if we look back beyond just having a rogue dictator here, recognizing his competition ahead of the national assembly, what's really going on here is a larger gee political struggle -- g

either way tonight on fbn, trish regan will sit down with guaido for a one-on-one interview 8:00 p.m.levision. congresswoman maxine waters in charge of the house financial services committee. she's gone right after wall street. up next, we'll talk to the head of the american bankers association. ♪ >> the congressional budget office says the u.s. government shut down wiped out $11 billion in economic activity. larry kudlow excuse that number. here's what he told maria bartiromo earlier this morning. roll tape. >> with respect once again i don't think were going to lose anything. completely temporary. we believe the economy is growing at 3%. by the way for 2018 have scored 3.1%. we'll at the rest of those numbers in a week or two. the cbo does not. they've never given us credit for lowering taxes and regulations. stuart: officials in canada say they have received a formal request to extradite executive meng wanzhou. this comes ahead of the trade talks between america and china which begin tomorrow. important timing there. i would craft brewers feel any pain from the government shut down

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"trish regan primetime" begins right now. we are less than 24 hours from a potential total collapse of the socialist dictatorship in venezuela as the country teeters on the edge and millions of people plan to take their massive uprising to the streets. venezuela serves as a new warning for the united states of america because tonight our country increasingly and unwittingly is opening its arms to a form of government that never end well. you see the pictures from caracas in venezuela. you think about cuba, the soviet union, they have one thing in common and that one thing is socialism. the new carling of the left, self-declared socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez from queens, new york saying no society should allow billionaires to exist alongside poverty. while she is right at life isn't fair, i'll tell you the answer is not to stop someone from being a billionaire. the answer is to empower every single person in this country to reach his or her utmost potential. watch her here. >> the system that allows billionaires to exist

trish regan primetime begins right now. ♪. ish: breaking tonight, but with way from president trump to living his very first primetime address from the oval office and all about the crisis facing on our southern border. the speech coming as the partial government shutdown had been to 19th day with democrats refusing to budge. i want to bring in right now rnc spokesperson who was at the white house for a briefing today on border security with vice president pence and homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen, as we look forward now in less than one hour to the president's speech is there anything you learn today at the white house you can share with us now? >> yes, i learned number one that by sunday evening democrats have finally said they acknowledge the dhs as fact. nancy pelosi said those were kristjen nielsen fact in the acknowledge the facts were there. i also learned he will lay out very clearly this evening the crisis on our southern border and the three components, drugs indicted every day in our border and criminals

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eastern with myself and trish regan followed by neil cavuto and kennedy.ent we will see you next time. >> today the speaker of the house is trying to argue a physical barrier is immoral. >> a wall is and immorality. it's not who we are as a nation. >> maybe they are dead set but this particular president. >> we are not doing a lot. >> they are not immoral. elizabeth: three hours away from the president's primetime address in the oval office as a set down showdown is now at fever pitch. it is the story of the unstoppable force of president trump meeting the immovable object of nancy pelosi. both sides seeking major political rest, tonight who will be blamed for the

trish regan's interview with juan guaido the venezuelan opposition leader live tonight on this network, 8:00 p.m. eastern. my time is up. neil, it is all yours, sir. neil: thank you very much, stuart. looking forward to that interview later tonight. around that time we could be dealing with some very frigid temperatures, certainly gripping the midwest, east coast, looking at snow. right now 250 million in the path of a monster that is known more for the cold than any snow. for example, in chicago it is colder than it is in antarctica. to fox news mead roll exist adam klotz with the latest. what are we looking at? >> neil, it is two-parter, cold cold weather this is true cold front behind it. that is where the cold air is and we see the numbers really drop behind it. as this system moves across portions of east you may see storm watches and warnings in inland areas. there may be six inches of snow or more in new england. the story isn't it is a snow-maker but the temperatures truly plummet on the back side of the system. this is where the cold air is lingering right now. so negative 30

. ♪ trish: new reporting on a story we have covered tensively on "trish regan primetime."e towards socialism near the u.s. we have seen venezuela leaving the people in desperate poverty. many on the left say we don't want to be like venezuela. we want to be like sweden. but here is the thing. not even sweden can survive under socialism note when faced with an up gracious crisis as sweden is now experiencing. primarily migrants from syria and the economic and social consequences for this utopian socialist dream have been significant. do you remember this book? remember this one we read a lot as kids. "the giving tree"? in this book the tree gives to the boy and continues to give and give and give to the boy for the boy's entire life. and the boy takes and takes and takes from that tree until the tree has nothing left. nothing left to give. it's just a stump. it's like socialism. the nation takes from just a few to give to the many. the 70% to 90% tax rate some on the left are proposing that eventually there will be nothing left to take. expwhrieng now is author sarah goff a

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. good evening. i'm melissa francis in for trish. president trump saying he's prepared to keep the president closed for months or even years in order to get funding for border security. this as the partial shutdown hits the two-week mark with no end in sight. kristina partsinevelos is live in washington with the latest on this. reporter: so much going on as lawmakers are working hard to overcome this shutdown impasse. vice president mike pence asked congressional leaders to come to the white house tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern time to meet and discuss how they can stop the shutdown from progressing past the two-week period. this is after white house leaders discussed wall funding. the president wants $5.billion for this wall. however, house speaker is adamant but not giving a penny. >> we recognize on the democratic side that we cannot resolve this until we open the government. we made that very clear to the president. reporter: you have senate minority leader at that same press conference told reporters that the president told him

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juan guaido joining trish regan for his first american interview saying democracy will be restored. >for the region is crucial and this is clear to donald trump, the last chapter of the stage, last chapter of a nightmare for many citizens, waking up from the nightmare, waking up to dream, of a prosperous venezuela. >> venezuela's supreme court has banned juan guaido from leaving the country, freezing his bank account in retaliation for oil sanctions, nicholas madero telling russian media he is ready and willing to negotiate with juan guaido. cracking down on china. the department of justice indicting tech giants while way on charges including fraud and money laundering. >>, wasn't bad actors can be certain they will not get away with collectivity. but those who do business in the united states can be certain the department of justice will protect them from criminals no matter how powerful or influential they are. shannon: this is chinese officials are in the us to negotiate a end to the ongoing trade war. here to break down what this means, author of nuclear showdown, gordon chang, th

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. melissa: democrats cake control of the house today with no sign of an end to the government shutdown. >> the house is still debating. but you had nancy pelosi elected speaker of the house. they are focused on bipartisanship. an hour ago nancy pelosi spoke to reports and said there is going to be no wall. she said the wall is merely a diversion. >> this is not a wall between mexico and the united states that the president is creating here. it's a wall between reality and his constituents. his supporters. he does not want them to know what he's doing to medicare and medicaid and social security. >> we know the debate is over the influx of illegal immigrants. there are roughly 200,000 people crossing the bordered illegally. nancy pelosi said there should be more infrastructure at ports of entry. she is giving her own solution. and she said we should be spending more on technology to scan cars for drugs as they cross over the bordered. they are still debating in the house whether the fund

juan guaido joining trish regan for his first american interview saying he fears for his life. >> thereical integrity, my family and not the only one. there are political prisoners. despite threats towards our integrity and families, we are cohesive and mobilized and united because this is our goal, to rebuild venezuela. jillian: john bolton warns there will be serious consequences for anyone who harms juan guaido. defeated president nicholas maduro tells russian media he's willing to negotiate with the leader. todd: law enforcement requesting a top executive at a chinese tech giant as high-level trade talks with china are scheduled for today. the chief financial officer accused of violating trade sanctions against iran. she was arrested in canada last year and faces, charges. the company is criminally charged of stealing trade secrets and violating sanctions. supporters rally for stone overnight after he pleads not guilty in the russia probe. make america great again hat's, i should say at his house in fort lauderdale where the fbi arrested in a raid on friday, dc court surrounded by p

in the meantime, guaido talked with her on trish regan last night.y's most pressing needs. roll tape. >> that's very important. the people need medicine, food that the humanitarian aid passed and approved by the united states, the european union. that's the first priority. now venezuela lives on $3 a month. that's a tragedy. it's impossible to survive under these conditions. >> president trump followed that with this tree. willing to negotiate with opposition in venezuela following u.s. sanctions and the cutting off of oil revenues. guaido is being targeted by venezuelan supreme court. massive protests expected today. americans should not travel to venezuela until further notice. according to a tech crunch investigation, facebook has been secretly paying users, some as young as 13 are access to their data. 20 bucks in gift cards per month. plus referral fees to sell their privacy by installing facebook research. facebook's responded in here is what their response is. they say there was nothing secret about this. we will deal with it, but i say this i

trish regan coming up in the next hour to talk about that back and forth she had with juan guaido.e is the opposition leader who nicolas maduro said you can't leave the country. he seized his financial assets. he makes it very tough. doing things not in the country's interest. you know how that goes. there are a lot of worries. we know mr. guaido spoken to donald trump earlier today on the phone. a representative from his camp will go to the white house to speak directly to the president. this situation is getting dicey by the minute. heritage foundation senior fellow mike gonzalez. mike, good to have you. what do you make of maduro obviously upping upping the ant? that he is open to talks from the other side but reminding that leader that movement should not be leaving the country, that his financial assets have been seized? >> thank you, neil. thanks for having me on. i've been always been a big fan of yours. i don't think juan guaido, considered by this country, leader of venezuela had any plans to go anywhere. neil: probably right about that. >> he wants to be in caracas, be pa

trish regan of prime time begins right now. ♪. ish: breaking right now a new warning for america tonight as some on the left to move closer and closer to raising socialism for our future. venezuela's socialist so-called leader wearing himself in. and tonight my forces telling me exclusively that the united states is prepared for more sanctions and more distance from majuro. further, isolating this inept dictator who cares not for his people and not for his country but only himself. no shortage of pomp and circumstance in venezuela but today, look at this. a display in which dozens of children were used as props waving flags to cheer on the man that has caused the family so much economic destruction and pain. amid the scene madero, attempting to cement his role as quote, president. the us and rest of the free world we are not buying it. he stole the election like he steals money from the innocent people of venezuela all in the name of socialism. in a socialist society with no accountability and plenty of corruption the people go hun

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now.enezuela's illegitimate socialist dictator, nicolas maduro growing closer to russia as his grip on power erodes. reports that maduro is being personally protected by kremlin contractors who do secret missions for the kremlin. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans took to the streets of caracas. it was a remarkable scene. they are all over venezuela with hundreds of thousands of people marching for freedom. and the country's rightful president, president juan guaido swore himself in. general, glad to have you here. we are in this and we can't back down. we are in, and russia at this moment is trying to escalate it. why is russia dabbling here in our hemisphere? >> because venezuela is a major thorn in our side. they are a socialist regime. they can threaten the united states in our hemisphere with their activities. and their criminal nexus and perhaps a terrorist nexus with iran and hezbollah right there in venezuela. when you think about the care vans coming up from central america from