Ben Ferguson

Talk about this, their story.

What did they have to say?

What was their perspective?

You mentioned their wives were there, and I don't know if you can tell us, but age range, 20s, 30s, 40s, like how old are these guys?

That's amazing.

Senator, you talk about an incredible week.

You meet with three heroes that risked their lives to go capture Maduro.

That's unbelievable.

But you also got to meet with who I would describe as another hero for Venezuela, and that is the opposition leader.

You got to meet with her.

She met with the president of the United States of America as well.

That is a really, I think, a very important moment, a signal that the president met with her as well to give hope to the people in Venezuela.

They said the chances of Donald Trump getting the Nobel Peace Prize from these, like you said, European lefties.

They said I would put more money on Vladimir Putin getting it before Donald Trump does.

Not crazy, by the way.

That's the sad part.

So let's talk just a little bit about her and what was her message to you, Senator, for Venezuela, its future.

Obviously, there's a lot of people in Venezuela that hope that she would be the leader of that country, but she is clearly spending time in D.C.

as an advocate.

I also think the president meeting with her, make no mistake, that is to send a message to those in Venezuela that if you don't play by the rules that we've talked about, we are talking to others that will play by those rules.