Brian Green

any Venezuelan that you talk to will agree with me.

99% of them.

He needed to go.

There are, of course, people that support Nicolas Maduro down in Venezuela.

They support Nicolas Maduro mainly because, number one, they are part of the regime, or number two, they are benefiting directly from the regime.

And this includes people who are very desperate, and they take food or small amounts of money to do the bidding of the regime.

That is a complicated situation, and it makes the situation down there right now very complicated.

So people, I'm just going to tackle some of the questions, right?

What gives us the right to go into a sovereign nation and take out the president of another nation?

Sovereignty only exists...

If there is a legitimate government in place.

And what I mean by that is that no country, no democratic country in the world recognizes the Maduro regime as the legitimate leadership of Venezuela.

As a matter of fact, in 2024, there was an election.

Someone else was voted in office by some say 90% of the vote.

This vote was watched by international cadre of people who do this type of thing.

And they called it a free and fair election and overwhelming support for the opposition.

Overwhelming support.

But Nicolas Maduro called it a fake election and he did not release the grip of power.

He has been playing games for a long time on the world stage and... Because how long has he been in power?

Is it 13 years?