Alex Ossola

The U.S.

has indicated that it will continue seizing vessels near Venezuela.

What is the administration's goal with going after these tankers?

One of the tankers that U.S.

forces went after didn't actually hold any oil and they pursued it for like two weeks.

Why did they go after something that wasn't actually holding oil?

How does seizing oil tankers fit in with the Trump administration's intention to sell Venezuelan oil?

What do those two pieces mean together?

So it's a war essentially on sanctioned global oil.

And how is Venezuela responding to this approach?

Thank you, Shelby.

Thanks for having me.

In Minneapolis, the Department of Homeland Security said an ICE officer shot and killed a woman today.

Federal and city officials had different narratives about what led to the shooting.

DHS says the woman tried to run over officers and that an agent fired in self-defense, while Minneapolis' Democratic mayor disputed DHS's version of events and said that it was a case of, quote, an agent recklessly using power.

And turning back to Washington, the administration today released new guidelines for what we should be eating.

These recommendations are updated every five years.

But today's changes are some of the biggest since the government began the guidelines in 1980.

When Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

announced them today, he thanked the president as well as Maha Moms, his Make America Healthy Again supporters.