In venezuela, the prosecutors are incarcerated and they return to the home. We -- with his daughter.

There is still time for the improvement of the change. ♪ >> we are going to jorge ramos.

♪ jorge: three important news. Forcing us to learn english and a conversation with president nieto and trump and also the opposition.

>> thank you for inviting me. Jorge: let's talk about the filter conversation between trump and president nieto from mexico.

Is trump saying they are going to pay for the wall? And he said that mexico cannot play for that.

>> they cannot say in the filter conversation because that could mean that those conversation were heard. >> so this is your worry now that their conversation have been further?

>> yes. We cannot take a position because a lot of people are talking about furthering conversations and this doesn't benefit trump government security.

Jorge: do you mean that there are filters in the trump-gore -- >> well, there are a lot of officers who are by career contracted and there are people that are trying to filter information against trump. And trump is talking about he would take measurements.

Jorge: so you're not going to talk about this conversation? So if he -- >> trump say during his campaign that he will build a wall and his position has changed.

Jorge: so he is still thinking that mexico will pay for the wall? >> the new immigrate, they need to support economically and their families and they need to speak english and then they need to be able to contribute to the economy so they are not going to come and just automatically collect welfare.

Jorge: the president wants the immigration to be resolved step-by-step. First the legal immigration and then this is going to generate a good immigration law for the people who come legally.

So there is going to be a little bit by little strategy. >> so the strategy is little by little.

So they are going to only immigrants who speak english. They are going to take preference to the english people though, irish people stocks the canadian people?

Jorge: do you mean that the latin-american people are not in the established to know english and in a cooperation and who are able to contribute with the economy? >> yes, but they are given priority to the people who already know english, not to the people who are still don't speak english.

Jorge: we want a system similar to the canadian people. If you can confirm that you know english, then you are not going to be difficulty to the and the economy, then you will have preference.

The people, the people who know english and have degrees, they will have preference. >> so immigrants country with a lot to the economy of the united states.

>> yes, and they are going to continue to come, but there's going to be a cut to the house. Now there is a million of immigrants and in the past, there was just 3,000.

Jorge: do you think that trump is against immigration? >> trump has family who are immigrants.

He wants trouble of abuse of the immigrants and he wants to order. Jorge: so you say that he is not anti-immigrant?

When he has criticized mexican immigrants like a lot of criminals. >> yes, he say that, but he said they are good immigrants.

Jorge: yes, but that's an immigrant preconception. >> yes, we want to give priority to people who are really going to contribute.

Jorge: if there's a -- we have seen about a constitutional assembly and the regime taken antonio ledezma and leopoldo l'opez being took again to jail. So we consider maduro has to be responsible for his -- for their safety.

And we are making responsible for that. Jorge: what is a attitude of trump against maduro?

What are the sanctions? >> there are a lot of sanctions against the maduro government.

We put on the table several ones. And he's going to say about the best ones.

The difference forms to free millions of dollars from the -- by the president are being freezed to avoid these people to take advantage of the regime better. Jorge: so how is it going to be possible that trump is going to take different possibilities to help without taking advance and being too political to nieto?

>> yes, we're trying to encourage democracy in venezuela . So the department is being mentioned as a dictator, not as a president and he's class classified as a dictator right now.

Jorge: the one thing that you are trying to support venezuela and the regime is to avoid buying gas. >> yes.

We are considering all the options to block venezuela. Jorge: so are you thinking even intervening venezuela?

>> yeah, that's another possibility. The president is not going to say what we are going to do.

Sadly. Jorge: so the decision is to change our regime.

>> that's not a decision. It's something that has not been took yet.

But it's not the idea of changing a regime. But it is the idea of not supporting the regime and trying to support democracy.

Jorge: a lot of people say that the acceptance of trump is going very down, 33% of acceptance. What do you think?

>> well, i don't see yous in the white house and we are organized ourself in the white house and i don't see any continuous -- cows. And wore focusing on working to all americans and all the people in the united states who wants to contribute in a positive way.

Jorge: i cannot talk with donald trump but you are beginning to talk to us. >> we're begin to talk with the doubter of ledezma and see with a it does, how they took him to jail and see -- servicemen to join the army.

♪ they take their opposition prosecutors to jail and that happened to lopez and now leopoldo l'opez is still in jail. And now the ledezma daughter is going to tell us how he returns back.

>> well, jorge, thank you very much for this call. Yes, and today my father is returning at 3:00 a.

M. He came back.

After 72 hours, three days, we didn't know anything about him. And he is feeling good and we thought -- felt good about that.

It was very emotional to know that he came back to home and we felt very surprised when they took him in italy and how they took him back and he is uncomfortable with some hitting to one of his feet when there were some cursing while he was taken to the jail. And he was isolated and he was not allowed to make any calls to his lawyer or his family.

And he is still having this information where he was taken and how he was returned. Jorge: i say very clearly that you stand up for incarceration of your father and your brother too.

>> we don't want a dictator. -- dictatorship.

We don't want anybody who was taken the freedom from venezuela. And i encourage the city saying to tell the truth and to defend freedom.

Jorge: do you think all this pressure that you generated change, the person that you created inside and outside of venezuela? Do you think that they change the attitude from maduro to return to your father home?

>> well, i think that the political cause could be very high to take into jail the mayor of the city hall. It was going to be very strong political cause.

And i think that was a strong point for them to return. -- my father home.

Jorge: why do you describe as a regime from maduro? >> because this is a regime that has violated the human rights.

He has assisted -- assassinated 120 venezuelan people. They have 300 political crimes and people in jail.

They have -- and they have also how business taking care of their -- and that escape from venezuela, they demand how the money in that boat was manipulated. So this elections is part of the important man that the regime.

Jorge: so there are 60 people in jail who are there because political interests. So there are some criticism against the opposition too.

Just hearing your father speak about the criticism. >> well, the citizens and the population have begin us a lot of support, but we didn't behave accordingly in the position.

Because sometimes we put our vanity beyond the support. Jorge: what are those criticism of their position?

What he means? >> well, he means that the opposition, the condition the they shouldn't have accepted.

For instance, sending speakers that they were not supported by the citizens and people who didn't represent the population and opening dialogue without informing the population like meeting the dominican republic and a lot of distrust from the citizens because they didn't know what was happening with those mediators. Jorge: from the outside, seems like there is a balance between the people there more than 100 days and the government of maduro.

But i don't see any -- in the short term. What is the issue?

>> well that's a very difficult question to answer. We don't believe that there is not an option but this regime continue doing this actions that are put into jeopardize the decision of the population like the constitutional assembly that is not legal.

There is a lot of repression of the citizens. But we hope and we need to have a dialogue, an open dialogue between the citizens and the guard men.

Because this regime is already in at that end because there are a lot of people like the american suer who is putting limit to this regime. Jorge: and i want to recognize publicly how you support it publicly your father.

>> we're going to do -- but when we return, she will explain the wall of how trump >> we're going to see how the government change is creating catastrophes in the world. But al gore thinks that we still have time to stop it.

>> thanks for having me. Jorge: are you having an appointment with donald trump?

>> of course. Jorge: but you sound very optimistic after the meeting that you had with donald trump.

>> yes. I was hoping that he was going to replay our conversation but i did a mistake.

But people who surround him denying this problem. And i fell very happy when he denied the commitment of paris.

The rest of the world confirmed that they were committed with their agreement of paris. And i hope.

Jorge: in your movie, you spread the hope that a change is possible. >> yes.

Jorge: so the question is how long? ?

And the answer is not too much time? >> yes, the answer is not too much time.

Jorge: do you really have time? The images that you are showing, they're horrible.

>> yes. A lot of that were dark and a lot of the damage will continue.

For instance, the melting of the ice and it's going to increment the level of water on the ocean. But according with some scientists that i respect, there is still time.

But it's a race against time. We can have good solutions.

That we need to implement. Jorge: what is the political volunteer?

Is china willing to change? Because trump is not.

And i wonder do we really have time and in your documentary, what happened in miami beach and september 11 monuments is still happening a few kilometers from here. >> yes.

The problems are really serious. But now we really have solutions because we have seen a lot of pollution in the electrical bills in natural energy.

We have seen a lot of solar and wind ecological systems. So a lot of people are relying that their renewal energies are good option to make electrical and energy bills shorter.

Mother nature is convincing people that we need to really take care. Jorge: you are talking and mentioning matthew luther king in -- martin luther king in terms of the human rights because this is like a global human rights movement.

And why? >> well, nelson mandela say everything is impossible unless there is change.

So there is a lot of resistance to the change and force arguments that are presented. But through time, people start and to focus and realize when is righting on wrong.

And they focus on what is right or wrong because human right or resistance. So the climates change is very important now.

A lot of people is very supporting and the hispanic population of the united states are constantly supporting and i'm very grateful because of that. Jorge: what is the limit of what we can do?

We are all in agreement not to contaminate the wall. What we could do on a daily basis?

>> on the first time, learn about it. What the movie says to learn.

To speak up. And make an argument about this.

And this is how they -- for several reason, can make a change. So at the level of local and global, a politician can see a citizen's support and change and taking care of the environment.

That's a big, big message. Jorge: as you know, trump wants to build a wall.

>> i heard that you have change. Jorge: yes.

We didn't have that good conversation. >> i think he wants a wall between you and him.

Jorge: yes. I think he wants that.

>> well, yes. Jorge: do you feel like if trump will buy a wall based on solar system within panels.

Will that be ok with you? >> well, if you put solar panels in, we will be looking at cell.

So it will be like round. So it will not be a good idea.

It's a wall. So i don't believe in a wall at all.

Jorge: what do you think about venezuela? >> i think it's horrible what is happening with the state of the democracy and all the breaking up human rights and i hope that is there a special international support for a change.

Jorge: thank you for listening -- to talking with us. >> thank you.

Jorge: we are going to talk with cristian de la fuente, a jorge: the actor cristian de la fuente is making 20 years. He has celebrated of the fight for sebin faithful.

But he was one of the ones who criticized donald trump. >> i want to talk about your career and i want to recognize that you were one of the first ones who spoke about the bad criticism against immigrants.

>> yes. Jorge: what do you thought?

>> i thought it was a nightmare. I never thought that he was going to be the president, you know.

I stay away from his campaign because i thought he was a crazy person. But i think it's good that we need to learn from our mistakes like, you know, don't go against lat tennis, someone who is not qualified to be their person of president.

Jorge: a lot of people in the arts decide not to to get involved in politics, but you did. >> i think it's important, you know, to speak out and i have the double nationality and i try to stand up for the free speech and our right to vote.

A lot of young people think that voting doesn't make any change. In this case, we could say that a vote can make a change.

Jorge: whether you're from chile or from the united states, because a lot of people ask you if you're from chile or united states. >> yes, i have both passport but i feel more chile yan because -- chile yan -- chilean because i'm captain of the flight reservation of the army and i was married with my uniform and my first country is going to be chile.

Jorge: what is on the top inverted in that photo? >> i am with the falcons that is the air force for public diplomacy.

It is a way to approach the air force to the people. Jorge: here's the video.

>> yes. Here i'm doing different place.

Jorge: are you afraid of flying? >> well, no.

I have a really good instructors and i have great teachers. Jorge: you follow the procedures, it's even safer than cars.

I am still very fearful of flying. >> well, it's very safe.

Jorge: well, tell me your story about how you became a captain. >> well, when i was a kid, i saw my sponsor, the brother of my father, how he had captain and he became a general of the air force.

When i saw him in his uniform, it was like looking at him like a superhero. And i ask him how it will be possible to get into it.

So we did some research. Jorge: we're here to talk more about your acting career.

>> yes. I started after i was at "star wars" and i remember that i started to play with the books.

Jorge: how he was been? >> well, i was 8 years old.

And i played that i would look at luke skywalker and i understood that i could play being another person and playing being another person could be acting. And when i told my father that i was going to stop studying engineering and i was going to start becoming an actor, my father also felt very disappointed.

Jorge: do you feel like hollywood is accepting spanish actors? >> yes.

I think antonio banderas was the first one and he was the only one at that moment. Jorge: so it was hard time.

>> yes. It was very difficult at that time.

And some people want us to speak with out an accent as not an latino. And i think there is a lot of change of the preconceptions, you know, in the roles.

Like being like someone in the cartel. Jorge: why did you do it?

>> well, i love reading and when they asked me to give the boys to a character who never had a voice, it was great. And now, new generations will be able to meet condorito.

Jorge: what do you learn about how to borrow money from your father who wanted you to be an engineer? >> he has a way.

If he took care of the money of save for the future, but he used to say that the money is for being used because you cannot take it to -- after death. And he told me that everything's possible.

And i had a dream of working outside of chile and i have the dream of making different dreams. And he always support that.

When someone believes in it and fighting, everything is possible. Jorge: thank you.

When we come back, we are going to listen to the music and the song of cesar camr we made 10 years in "al punta" and we are going to remember that the world cha are changing, sonia sotomayor -- >> we don't have those that support us. But at the end, what really is important is the candidates and the u.

S. Citizens.

Jorge: do you know -- you know that when they have a person in u. S.

, why we are so behind. >> well, we are trying to update ourself like other countries in the amateur and in south america have done.

I mean, a person in one. Jorge: but you say that different person have to take different strong position.

Do you think like you were very weak with the decisions against with putin? >> well i sent a memo to the president knowing that putin was coming with more aggressiveness.

Jorge: in your book, you talk about how you're proud of being a latina and how -- to be latina brought you difficulties. >> to be latin is part of me.

It's very apart from me, it's not yes, because my -- just my skin or who i am. To say that it's a part of me well,, there's nothing wrong with being a latin and i said myself as a latin.

Jorge: do you think like you have to demonstrate double that you are worthy just because you're latino? Because you're a part of a minority, you have to demonstrate double what you know?

>> yes, i think so. Because a lot of people think that we cannot make it.

A lot of people thinks that the latino don't have the ability to do the things in the right way. Jorge: i have an impression hat in your book, you complain about -- that in your book, you complain about discrimination.

It seems to me that you are always against any kind of -- any kind of discrimination. >> yes.

I never allow nobody to discriminate. Jorge: so someone calls you like you were a bitch -- >> well, i have some character.

You don't push me around. I don't let people think that i don't have value.

And when someone has value, a lot of people think that that's wrong. Jorge: you say that the -- against separation, difficulties with love is dancing.

And if i put that music, will you dance for us here? >> yes, of course.

Jorge: then sonia sotomayor dances much better than me. Anthony as scaramucci after a week of being the director communicator of the white house, he was fired.

And today, cesar munoz sings. ♪ when scaramucci arriveed to the white house, he thought he was going to do great but he was just like a very -- star, a fallen star that on lasts for a week.

It seems like falling in a game. Scaramucci is scaramucci.

When you entered, you already leaving. Say hi and goodbye.

Scaramucci, scaramucci. You are sadder than a tango.

Scaramucci, i understand your dog is spanish instead of picking a -- with a do you think about your living? >> with great and new pasta.

Pasta scaramucci. And you have to eat it very fast.

If you take more than 10 minutes , the plate will disappear. So scaramucci, scaramucci is very serious.

He comes and go. He was fired premature.

>> about the scaramucci career at the white house. Thank you for coming here and until next week when we are together, we go to the point.

Ion thank you very much.