Nicolás Maduro’s capture in New York—dubbed a "law enforcement" operation by Trump—unfolded in 3.5 hours using Delta Force, 100+ U.S. aircraft, and precision strikes on Venezuela’s military hubs like Fuerte Tiuna and Caracas’ seaport to cripple defenses. Trump claims oil profits will fund Venezuelan recovery but critics, including Rex Jones, call it a Monroe Doctrine revival, exploiting the country’s resources while bypassing Congress despite the War Powers Act’s 60-day limit. Maduro’s replacement, Dulcie Rodriguez, vows resistance under international law, risking further conflict. The move mirrors past imperialist interventions—Libya, Panama—and could destabilize Venezuela, sparking proxy wars or puppet regimes, as seen in Afghanistan and Iraq. Trump’s defiance of checks, paired with economic weaponization, signals a shift toward militarized resource grabs, undermining global peace efforts. [Automatically generated summary]
And I clearly, and here's the thing: if you watch the show, you know this, and you know this about me and Tim is like, like, we don't, we don't agree with everything said on there, right?
Like, we have our own opinions and our own views, right?
So we're just going to go ahead and discount that right away.
But we have a lot of phenomenal clips, a lot of phenomenal knowledge for y'all tonight.
And Tim is going to do a really good, really solid breakdown of what exactly happened.
Like if they didn't get him the first time in the most like, you know, painless way of like the easy way is what they would call that plan A, then they would have probably done a lot more force.
But ultimately, the president doesn't have the kind of authority to do this thing because it's war, right?
Like it is.
You can't say it's a targeted strike.
It's blah, blah, blah, whatever, when you have 15% of the Navy, you have the tier one operators go in and you take someone's president and close the airspace around it.
And like a lot of people posting him dead today because something happened, right?
Something did in fact happen.
And I think that this is the beginning of the happening, right?
And maybe it'll be a few weeks, a few months, a few years.
You're already seeing it.
And there are points in the Trump press conference that I want to get to where he's talking about Colombia and he's saying, well, the president has cocaine meals down there.
That's really not okay.
And he should, he should watch his ass.
That's what he said.
That's what he said.
And we'll play it and we'll watch it.
But he's saying that he's tweeting out things about peaceful protesters in Iran.
And if they get hurt, we'll like military response, basically.
And it's just like, man, like false flags happen all the time.
I just want to like pontificate on this a little bit.
We're just getting into the episode.
So just another little like two, three, four minutes on this.
We have created a situation globally worldwide over the past 40 to 30 years that has made it really like it's you have to be brain dead as another country to not look for another option, right?
You have to be brain dead to not try to leave the Western financial system.
And especially with the past two presidents, Democrat and Republican, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, both of them weaponized the financial system, the global financial system against other countries.
We've actually been doing this for decades, and we're all sitting here in the passenger seat, actually watching it play out live, like without like, and we're not even trying to hide it this time.
It's just like in plain sight for everybody to sit there and see, take it how you will.
But it's a very clear case that, like, look.
You had mentioned before America needs to look something about America looking out for its best interest.
That's what we do.
This is exactly what we're doing right now because of current.
And it's, it's, it's, that's what I hear from every single like colonel, CIA officer, or X-CIA, like all the Ray McGovern, uh, Lawrence Wilkerson, the, uh, all those type of people.
That's what I hear from them is we don't think strategically, we think tactically.
Well, and you know what that makes sense, and that's the part of the whole operation that makes the most sense to me.
I'm not here to just be a pure hater, even though I am very disappointed and angry at Trump because I feel like I wasted my vote, but at the same time, I do understand the strategic importance of the Monroe Doctrine and of potentially, if another country is trying to build a military base in our backyard or bring missiles like the cubed missile forces i'm not going to do something about and i'm not necessarily complaining in the fact that, like you know, probability that a missile gets launched on us tomorrow without us knowing and having enough time, you know that's, that's not very likely.
But at the same time uh, again it's these negative feedback loops that we talk about.
Don't really know who started it, no one's finishing it, but the only reason why now they're like well, we got to build bases is because they're like, well, you have them near us, and so it's like that game where, like you know, both spider-mans are pointing at each other.
But here's the thing, they ultimately know that like yeah, like we have kind of hybrid capitalist communist system, but like we're run by the communist party Xyz.
America is Liberty Freedom, America.
You can vote and change the future now and then.
That's just a total lie.
So I feel like the hypocrisy makes it worse.
Yeah that, that that's my view on it, but you are objectively correct on that, I think.
Russia could backstab us because we give a vulnerability.
And maybe so.
But at the same time, if you actually make a legitimate effort to actually make the cooperation, there is a glimpse or an ounce of these countries actually wanting to actually cooperate, but whatever.
No, I agree, but my point is the one glaring weakness that I see for the U.S. is our debt, right?
And specifically how much debt is held by these other countries.
If the EU decided to do something, if China decided to do something, if all these other countries decided to do something, we would be in real trouble.
It would be a real problem.
And there are a lot of potential what-ifs to how the great collapse starts.
I think that's one of the big potential, like there's more a 3% chance of that happening.
Great Britain after World War II no longer became the superpower because of World War II.
And the United States survived all of the turmoil and all the bombing that happened that decimated a lot of their manufacturing and their infrastructure that actually made them the superpower to begin with.
And that's how the United States was like, slip on in.
I'm talking about like civil unrest and like panic in the streets, right?
Because like that's the thing that scares me the most about an event like this is when the power goes out and the military is fighting like a foreign invader.
There's no law, right?
You're going to talk about people that like riot and loot.
Around 12:50 a.m. Residents and journalists have reported explosions of military craft over Caracas.
Roughly, this only took 3.5 hours, guys.
By the time that this started, 3.5 hours in which the U.S. conducted the precision airstrikes, inserted special operations forces, and then they kidnapped Maduro and his wife, which I'm sure you guys have seen by now.
The elite of the elite of those tier two groups get selected for that.
So with that being said, with Delta Force being used, the reason why, and let's actually pull up some videos of exactly like what they do and actually how the heck to select these guys because it's no joke.
You know, because I've been doing CQB NSF for a while.
So it's like, can they really be that much faster and that much better?
Like, because I don't have a point of reference, you know what I mean?
And I'm a little bit arrogant guy myself.
And so when you get to the team and then my two IC, he says to me, it's like, hey, when we're going on team runs, you know, doing CQB in the buildings, he's like, hey, man, just throw chem lights and try to keep up.
And I'm like, okay.
Like, yeah, watch, you know, maybe my little bit of arrogance.
They don't choose the big, muscly, brawlic dude that I heard them talk about this one time.
And not the Delta Force, but the SEAL team people.
I heard them talking about this on one of the shows, one of the podcasts.
They don't select for like a quarter horse, like a sprinter.
They select for a pack mule.
It's a person that you can rely on that can work for days and weeks under the worst conditions possible, under the worst psychological conditions possible.
It's about having a constellation of skills that most people only have one of.
And that's the thing is like the average vertical jump for a man in the U.S. is 26 inches, right?
The record at the combine is at the NFL or NFL Combine is 48.
So the difference between an average guy and then someone with the level of neuromuscular efficiency is one of these people, they are basically pro-athletes.
That's how you could think of them, right?
It's another way to think of people like this, right?
And of course, they're also enhancing themselves.
They're on other substances and whatnot.
These people are taking steroids.
These people are taking stimulants.
You're sending the Space Marines after so on.
You're sending Master Chief after so on when you deploy these people.
I started out in Special Forces, then went to the selection assessment program for Delta.
Started out as a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne.
From there, I went to Fifth Special Forces.
After that, I decided to try out for a special mission unit.
Trying out to be an operator is just the beginning of a long, grueling path.
To get into Delta, based on what we know, twice a year, they hold selection processes.
Selection is a month-long course designed to choose from the best combat-hardened soldiers in the U.S. military to go into the operator qualification course.
Out of my two classes of 120 people each, probably 12 to 14 made it.
90% of our best soldiers can't make it through selection.
Of the 10% who do get selected and then go on to the operator qualification course, up to 50% of them still watch out throughout the process.
They're able to snatch a leader of a country from the most secure place that his country could guard him from, take out all their military assets, take out any communication, and snatch and grab.
I mean, Diddy is going to get out in like four years.
This guy will get out never.
And Trump, meanwhile, Trump pardoned the Honduran guy who was convicted of trafficking 430 tons of cocaine.
But you see, Maduro is the problem.
Maduro is bad.
And hey, I get it.
You want to make that argument.
It kind of holds water a little bit.
If you talk about future United States national security, but you can't deny it's imperialist and he should have had congressional approval to do anything like this.
So the president deliberately goes against the will of the branch of government that is supposed to authorize things like this or sign off on them by a lie of omission, by not telling them it's happening.
And these guys, like, oh, you can't, I can't even imagine.
Like, okay, so I know a guy who actually like made it all the way to like Green Beret and was doing Green Beret training just from going through that process.
The guy you were before you went into the military, the families, it's like a cyborg.
It's a whole nother person when they come back out and when they're done.
Now, again, it takes time for some, it's not everybody, but there's a good, uh, there's a good portion of people that go through an entire like neurological change just because of like all the things that they do to get you prepped, keeping you always in a ready adrenaline state so that way you can always quickly react.
And I think this is true, like, for any like real combat veteran that's seen like real conflict like that.
That'll scar you and that'll change you forever.
Obviously, of course, they do that to these guys from day one.
And I see Ossie Welder.
Shout out to you, Ossie Welder, making the point in the YouTube chat.
He says, ha ha ha, when you massively overpower the other country, an op like this is not hard.
They flew in 30 choppers of soldiers to arrest two people.
That is not very impressive.
Dude, they, in three hours, they took the president of a country, separated him from his military, probably killed a whole bunch of people, got him out of there, and had him in New York by the time Trump hit McDonald's.
Now, we're going to do a caveat here, and I'll pose an interesting question to you.
Yeah.
Okay.
So does this happen without at least a partial Venezuelan military stand down?
Right.
Because these people on paper, they do have the Russian air defense weapons.
They do have things like that.
I know we hit their air bases and places where they probably have stuff like this, but I find it to be very suspicious that I believe this part, like that not a single American died in the attack, although some were wounded.
So what I'm trying to say with this is when you overwhelm and create chaos, which is exactly what this is, there's no way I don't think they conceded it.
It was just they didn't know what to do.
The chain of command, they take out all of your ability to actually communicate with each other.
There's a ship.
I think it's not the Iwo Jima, but there's a ship that's specifically designed.
It's a special forces ship to block all communications within a specific radius.
They're doing all of that.
They're literally, there's no way for them to coordinate.
So then all SEAL, all of Delta Force, all they have to do is specifically after they bombed everything else, you go in and you're basically taking guys out.
And I'm sure there's probably like 20 to 30 dudes dead inside of the, wherever he's at.
Well, this morning, the U.N. Secretary General released a statement saying he is deeply concerned that international law may not have been respected.
As you mentioned, global leaders are watching as all of this unfolds to see what comes next for Venezuela and U.S. foreign policy in Europe.
The European Council president released a statement, Antonio Costa, and he said he was following the developments with, quote, great concern, urging de-escalation and respect of international law.
Some Latin American countries are also making similar calls.
Mexico's president Claudia Scheinbaum reposted the official statement of her country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which condemned the strikes as a violation of the United Nations and called for dialogue, not force.
U.S. adversaries are also weighing in.
Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, writing in part on X, quote, the pretext used to justify these actions are untenable.
Russia reaffirms its solidarity with the Venezuelan people.
Iran and its supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Kamini, which also has a long history of conflict with the U.S., while he has rattled off a series of posts this morning about the strike, including one which says in part, quote, What's important is when one realizes an enemy wants to force something on one's government or nation with false claims, they must stand firmly against the enemy.
But if it makes China and Russia think twice, it may be a good thing.
Why do we have to do this?
And we'll go back to the video.
Why do we have to do this?
Why do we have to fight?
We must do it for our countries, our resources.
Why do we have to destroy the planet and have all these old boomers and Gen X people fuck everything up because they're going to die in 20 years and they don't care anyway?
It's a lot of money for the billionaires, the top that truly control everything, but these politicians that sell out for like a couple million to like kill people, really.
And then we got New Groyper saying humans have warred for thousands of years and it'll never stop.
Wouldn't it be nice if it did stop?
Isn't that the whole point?
And I know you have a point, Tony.
I'm not trying to step on it, but here's my thing.
Can't we aspire to have great things in the world?
And by great things, like what is a great accomplishment?
What made America great?
It was that everyone for a brief period of time made America great again.
For a brief period of time in the 50s and 60s and whatever, past World War II, there was overwhelming prosperity and wealth and opportunity for people, and there were civil rights being expanded.
And it was a great time period.
And instead of seeing more of that, we have seen less of that.
We have seen a return to violence and conflict and death.
And we take pride in the violence, conflict, and death because it's the only thing that we have.
Let me, I'm not saying you're taking pride in it.
I'm just saying, can't we imagine a world that's better?
If you look at the data, yes, we have had wars, we have conflicts, the entire existence of humanity.
It's about the frequency.
Yes, proxy wars, because that's the only route now because we've taken out all the other routes.
Back in the day, if this were to happen and like, let's say, um, you know, Venezuela is still buddy-buddy with China and uh, what is it called?
China and Russia, there was a high likelihood that China and Russia would have actually declared war.
Now people think twice because of the fact that their economies are so intertwined.
So the thing is, is like, yeah, there's resource grabs and proxy wars because like those areas haven't been developed, but eventually those areas will actually start catching up with the rest of society.
So here's, here's my analysis to the whole thing, right?
Here's how I see it.
World War III, I think, is inevitable, right?
But the damage that comes from a World War III will be so great because now all the like, just remember, World War I and World War II, the economies were not intertwined like they are today.
Okay.
There wasn't like really a mutually destructive global commerce.
There wasn't like a mutually destructive situation that would happen by like bombing Great Britain because Germany had its own things going on.
But if you look at it now, let's say United States, China, Russia, all these economies go and fight each other and all these things happen to disrupt the supply chains.
The reaction is going to be so bad this time and things have to get bad before they get good that it's going to snap people awake to the fact that we can't ever do this again because of the damage that comes out of this intertwining.
We're not going to move from less, more globalized to less globalized.
And that's what I've always talked about on the gray area is I look at it as phenomenal when these other countries like Russia, they say, hey, instead of fighting us in the Arctic, do you want to develop these resources with us?
There's a lot of money to be made.
I see things like that and I go, phenomenal.
That's a no-brainer.
Like, why aren't we working with them?
Why do we tariff India and abuse them when they're willing to make shit for us?
If China is the grand enemy and everyone hates India, and that's what they do, that's their favorite thing to do is to hate on India.
But if you don't want to make stuff in China, then you got to make stuff somewhere else that has a manufacturing base.
So we mess with them.
We fuck with them.
We fuck with the other countries, try to at least like end a conflict or make a deal with us.
And then we empower like the brokest people on earth or the brokest nations on earth.
Excuse me.
I don't want to insult the people that live in these places, but Ukraine, widely known as the most corrupt country in Europe, right?
Widely known, but they're the people we give 300 billion to.
The EU, they have no resources.
They strip mined everything a century ago, literally.
The boomers have seen all their lives or propaganda for successful military operations.
So they believe that we can do anything and everything we want to do.
And they have reason to believe that because that's what they were told their entire lives.
Getting into what we were talking about earlier about us being able to see everything on social media, that's why younger people are against war because the old person looks at it and just goes, fuck it.
Who cares?
Right.
America is the best, and we do this, and this is what's happened my entire life.
You look at a photo of a dead baby and you go, huh, maybe that's not okay.
What I'm just trying to say is, is look, if we're talking about deaths and we're talking about war, even if you talk about Israel, Gaza, or like Ukraine, the numbers are minuscule compared to if you even just go back like 500 years to all these conflicts.
I'm saying just to say the world is peaceful or more peaceful than ever before when there's active violence going on more frequently, even if it is smaller scale.
So if there wasn't media of it and we were in a situation like the boomers, we're just watching the TV and we're seeing less death and less of these actions.
Then do we just go, oh, it's good?
It's good that we're doing stuff like this because it's better conditional.
That's why I'm saying we're getting down the tail end of the thing.
It hasn't been abolished.
I'm not saying that we're having no wars.
I'm saying you take this, expand it over another couple hundred years, you're going to see it go even to this point to where people aren't going to be doing even these things that we're seeing because there'll be some more cooperation.
Maybe, maybe, maybe America will like kill itself and won't exist.
And you know, maybe that's true.
If America falls off into the sea, maybe Tim's future is correct.
But I think when we lose everything and we have that crash, we will go to full and total war because whoever is running the country at that point, whether it's JD or AOC or Gavin Newsom, they're going to go, well, World War II program, baby.
Again, it's very easy for these conflicts to happen in these third and second world countries because of the fact that they're third and second world countries.
The reason why these conflicts don't really happen between first world countries, and I don't even put Ukraine as a first world country.
So there's a reason why, like, China and the U.S. haven't like actually put boots on each other's grounds, right?
You have to just wait until you just have to wait.
Like, again, there's less third world countries than there were back, you know, 50 years ago.
And that number will keep decreasing to where everybody's got their guns, everybody's got their weapons, and it's like, don't mess with me.
And then there's a certain amount of like interchanging of like all the resources that people are like, look, you do this, you're messing up everything for everybody.
You want to talk about a more peaceful world, more civilized world.
I raise you the New Start treaty.
So the New Start treaty is a nuclear control agreement between the United States and Russia.
I'm not sure if there are other parties involved.
There might be, but they're minor in regards to the main two.
And the New Start treaty limits the amount of warheads they can have operational, it limits a bunch of things.
That's one of the reasons why Russia's bomber fleet was out in the open when the Ukrainians rolled up with the drone attack is because it had to be publicly visible.
Like each country's nuclear force has to be viewable by the other country.
That is about to expire if it has not expired already.
And the thing the Russians have done over and over and over again in 2025, whether it's Secretary Lavrov, whether it's Medyedev, whether it is who is that other guy?
There's one more.
What they have said is, look, we just want this to continue because it'd be really bad if this doesn't continue.
And the current administration has shown zero interest.
And that was one of my reasons for voting for Trump.
And that's where all the intelligence agencies are clicked in to various operations.
That's where they charge people.
That's where James Comey's daughter works, all of it, right?
Ghislaine Maxwell, they move her to Club Fed, Southern District of New York.
Nicholas Maduro has been charged with narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive devices, and conspiracy to possess machine guns and destructive devices against the United States.
They will soon face the full wrath of American justice on American soil in American courts on behalf of the entire USDOJ.
I would like to thank President Trump for having the courage to demand accountability on behalf of the American people.
And a huge thank you to our brave military who conducted the incredible and highly successful mission to capture these two alleged international narco-traffickers.
You know, imagine being like not even just the president, but just somebody who's like of position and power in Venezuela.
Or even if you go back to like Iraq, where like they know they're not actually trying to like provoke, like no one's stupid enough to provoke the United States to horn its nest.
And then realizing like they say, possession of machine guns and destructive design devices.
It's frozen in time when something bad's happening.
Yeah.
I mean, it's crazy.
And then we get cameos from people like Zelensky, who says, if this can be done to dictators like that, the United States of America knows what they should do next, implying Putin.
And look how he is happy as a pig and shit.
I'll tell you that right now.
Oh, he's loud, too.
Yeah, it's not even in English, but this is what he says.
This is why, and if y'all want to support us so that we have a switcher, you can go to goprimalcore.com and you can buy an excellent high-quality supplement that'll improve your life and your family's life if you choose to give to other people.
And he's just, he's this is he deserved grifter of the year.
And there are a lot of good candidates, but the fact that after four years damn near of conflict, that he is still in charge and they are still getting money, it's beyond anything.
But hey, like, ultimately, I'm not, I'm sure I don't agree with a lot of these people's politics.
I don't agree with this military operation.
I think it was wrong and illegal, right?
So like I would, I would want to protest this, but then if you protest it and it's kind of just like the Candace Owens thing, like you're looped in with whoever's making the argument the loudest.
I understand that, but look, look at it from the perspective of like you're a Venezuelan national or whatever, and the United States invades your country and captures your leader or whatever, and they haul him off in cuffs and they take him to the U.S.
I would imagine that anyone from any country would be pretty upset.
Yeah, that's just coming from like a nationalistic perspective of just not wanting to like have like safe face and not be like the little guy who got picked on, right?
Like, I understand that, but I'm just saying Maduro in itself.
Uh, there's perfectly good evidence to be consistent that he actually stole that election too.
There was there was some very shady stuff that went on with that election, and I really should do a deep dive to actually cover who Nicholas Maduro is because these Americans holding these signs don't know what the hell they're protesting.
I'll come around to agree with you on the point of ultimately, like, there is no positive, good solution that could have ever come out of this, right?
Like, there's no new government that's going to be the best thing ever that gets appointed, it fixes everything, regardless of what side it came from, whether it was a new cartel leader or whether it was someone we put in there.
And a very interesting caveat to that, Trump has said in the presser that, like, that lady who like wanted to give him the Nobel Peace Prize that she got, Venus one lady's like, Oh, yeah, well, they don't like her, they don't like her, so I don't think it's gonna happen.
Well, I mean, you still have to let the Venezuelan people decide if you really want to do the proper they don't give a shit, man.
Like, we will lie, of course, we don't, but then you have the election, then you have more of the same slop that really is why the United States destabilizes these countries, right?
I want to go to a few more things, and then I want to review this Trump press with you because that is really the meat and potatoes of today.
And if you stuck around so far, you're not going to want to miss this.
This is where it gets really, really good.
Um, now let's go to the protesters arguing so it's like you say, you got people that are from Venezuela, apparently, that are anti-Maduros and then they're talking to the people that are pro-Maduro.
Look, I'm perfectly okay with people who are from Venezuela making their case because they're more familiar with it.
But it's like the gay person who's like sitting there parading for a humble person.
No, listen, this thought is going to come.
The gay person that's literally like saying pro-Hamas, and like they would open us with they would let us in with open arms when they realized they don't realize they would actually kill us.
Yeah, they would literally kill you if you went in there.
It's just look, like international law basically does not exist, so we might as well just live in Narnia and everyone can just believe whatever they want about whatever country they live in.
And then Americans can believe whatever they want about the God Emperor Trump and whatever.
And that's that's what I broke with last year is realizing that like we really do have to be post-duopoly, that it really is all just a grift, a giant grift on the American people to get as much money out as possible for these defense companies, for these contractors, for the military-industrial complex.
That's what it's all about.
So let's just go ahead and go to the real stake of tonight, besides your segment, which is the press conference here.
And I've got time stamps, so I know exactly when the good part starts.
We can go back to the beginning of it and we can check out the first two minutes or so was pretty good when he said that, but just go to the main stuff.
And what people don't understand, but they understand as I say this, we're there now, but we're going to stay until such time as the proper transition can take place.
We're going to have our very large United States oil companies, the biggest anywhere in the world, go in, spend billions of dollars, fix the badly broken infrastructure, the oil infrastructure, and start making money for the country.
This is why I always make sure to watch the full thing, especially with Trump and anything you're dealing with with him, is like the last 20 minutes, this is gold.
We'll build all the infrastructure and we'll give you a piece of the pie.
This is how we do it.
And they did this like several decades ago.
And then eventually what they did was they nationalized the oil rigs, the oil fields in Venezuela.
And they said, look, I don't remember the exact reason why they took them back, but obviously it was for their own personal reasons in which they didn't like what America was doing on some form or fashion to basically say, well, this is our resource.
Because if you are MAGA Chud, if you are a boomer, Zionist Chud or whatever, and you watch this, like, and you're like, wow, well, I guess new government in Venezuela, like Trump's going to run it all.
Do you know the riots we would have if Somalia invaded America and then instilled a Somali as the as the president just temporarily until we figured it out?
We would have riots on our hand because it's not representation of the people, right?
Country doing better than any country anywhere in the world.
And it required leadership.
Venezuela has a lot of bad people in there, a lot of bad people that shouldn't be leading.
We're not going to take a chance at one of those people take over for Maduro.
So you can look at, and others, we have fantastic people, including people in the military.
So we're going to have a group of people running it until such time as it can be put back on track, make a lot of money for the people, and give people a great way of life, and also reimbursement for people in our country that were forced out of Venezuela.
Waiting, the constitutional chamber of the Supreme Court over the next year, hours, we will hear what the verdict is.
We will wait to see what happens with President, the Supreme Leader, President Maduro, and all of this is going to be discussed as of this point in time for our Venezuela, our people.
Here, we have a clear government.
And I repeat, and I repeat once and again, based on the words of the president, I reflect them right here.
Are willing to respect, under the framework of international law and the rules of the Bolivarian republic of Venezuela, the only, it's the only thing that will be acceptable both for us, for any engagement and relationship, after there has been an assault and aggressive attacks militarily on our nation and capital and our, the nation of our father, the uh Liberator, Simone Boliva,
we will find our path forward in peace, peace and tranquility.
Those who have resorted to the use of force, those who must resort to international legality, don't have reason on their side.
We have reason on our side and we have the moral empowerment to be able to defend peacefully.
Tranquility for the future of the people, the right to peace for the Venezuelan people, and the right to a social happiness that we continue galloping forward with our liberator together.
We're going to continue to gallop forward in this campaign.
We will continue galloping forward to free our greater nation and to be united because what was done today of Venezuela could be done to any other country as well, to brutally use force to twist the will of the people.
This could be done into any country as and that is the point, right?
I mean, ultimately, and that's why there are superpowers in their countries, right?
And like a country like Russia or China, even though they get messed with by the United States, they don't have to worry about something happening like this because they have nuclear weapons.
There are two types of countries.
There are countries that have nukes and there are countries that don't have nukes.
Like, look, in order for the United States to like run the country the way that they want to, you would have to get on the same page with the vice president.
They're going to keep attacking institutions that have like missile defense.
They're probably going to sink some ships.
They're probably just going to show force until a point at which Venezuela has no point but to actually take whatever person the United States wants to instill and make that person the legitimate leader of whatever country.
And what they're going to do after that is they're going to take all the people that supported Maduro, and those people are going to be either thrown in prison, killed, or they're going to have to flee to another country.
I know I need to let it play, but we literally facilitate drug manufacturing or have most of the actual cocaine production comes from Colombia, by the way.
Also, after this, I have the video on the War Powers Act just so we can revisit exactly what they're actually supposed to be, what that means, and what Congress is actually supposed to have say on when it comes to these conflicts.
In which conditions had to be met night after night.
We watched them monitor that for a number of days.
So it's just simply not the kind of mission you can call people and say, hey, we may do this at some point in the next 15 days.
But it's largely a law enforcement function.
Remember, at the end of the day, at its core, this was an arrest of two indicted fugitives of American justice, and the Department of War supported the Department of Justice in that job.
Now, there are broader policy implications here, but it's just not the kind of mission that you can pre-notify because he's the next president of our country.
And he wasn't able to make it to the door because our guys were so fast.
They went through the opposition so fast.
And there was a lot of opposition.
You know, people, so we killed a lot of people.
Sort of surprised, but they were waiting for something.
It was a lot of opposition.
There was a lot of gunfire.
Some of it today, uh, but he was trying to get to his safe place, which wasn't safe because we would have had about 47 seconds, they say, on average, regardless of how thick the steel was.
It was a very thick door, it was a very heavy door, but he was unable to get thick door, heavy door.
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He made things go ahead, finish going to be in the time being right now.
And then by the time that the rest of them are able to respond and figure out where the thing is happening, they probably were in and out, is what I think.
According to the War Powers Act, you're not allowed to have boots on the ground within another country in terms of this type of military capacity for more than 90 days.
No, and that's that's the thing about the Trump administration is that is it any different than any other administration?
Is it any worse?
No, you can't make the argument it's any worse, but they'll actually tell you, yeah, you know, they had the oil and we wanted to take it and sell it to the other country.
Seriously, it's not okay, but you know, if we take a trip down memory lane, Afghanistan, Iraq, you know, we decide to like topple the government, put in the own people, especially with Afghanistan.
If you think about it, we went in there, took their guy out, put our own guy in there, left all the military there without like jobs and stuff like that, and formed ISIS.
What do you, what internal enemies do you think we create if we do this wrong?
They're an even bigger problem than the cartel, really, because they are also the cartel.
They also sell on traffic drugs.
And the reality of destabilizing a government is no matter how bad the dictator is or whoever the figurehead is, whether it's Saddam, whether it's Assad, whether it's Maduro, you look at the person, you go, you say, okay, what happens if I get rid of them?
Who replaces them?
And it sounds like he's not even interested in the people that are already currently in government.
It's very similar in the sense that we want to help the people in Cuba, but we want to also help the people that were forced out of Cuba and living in this country.
Do you want to say something about that, Marco, please?
And the people are pro of that and they want to feel proud about something we've done as a country because everything we've done as a country for the past 80 years has been horrible.
I've been deer hunting, and this is a special broadcast.
Me and Tim weren't expecting a new gray area today.
We have a massive interview tomorrow with James Fishback, the guy who's battling Byron Donalds for the Florida governor ship for the governatorial race.
So, according to the War Powers Act, you guys are going to see this, but this is illegal.
It doesn't even matter.
You're going to see all the other presidents who have done these similar things.
This is just one that's more recent for us to grapple with.
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The year was 1973.
Richard Nixon was president of the United States.
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Congress had traditionally declared war or all the people.
They owe like 11,000 force against enemies beyond its borders, a power granted exclusively to them by Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution.
The War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II.
These were all declared by Congress.
But after World War II, things got a bit fuzzy.
Some presidents started taking military liberties with their role as commander-in-chief.
We're gonna see a lot of different episodes of this nature.
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Although the war powers resolution had broad bipartisan support, it didn't pass without a fight.
After they voted to pass the bill, President Nixon vetoed it.
Nixon argued that it violated the constitutional powers of the president and that the only way to limit the president's role as commander-in-chief would be to amend the constitution itself.
But Congress voted again and overrode the veto.
The war powers resolution became law.
Despite the resolution, presidents in Congress have still been informed.
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This resulted in another lawsuit from members of Congress.
But once more, the federal court refused to intervene.
Nobody ever comes to the city.
So while the war powers resolution has limited the president's ability to send troops overseas, the branches of government still wrestle over their powers.
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