Brian Green

So, yeah, I've been a little familiar with it.

It sounds like things have just gotten awful there.

Yeah, it's terrible.

And the larger diaspora, 8 million, 9 million people have fled that country.

Spain, Colombia, and the United States of America are holding the majority of those people.

And things have just gotten terrible, terrible for the everyday Venezuelan.

And, you know,

They wanted this.

They wanted this.

They begged for this.

They screamed into the void for years and years and years.

And the world would pay attention for a minute and then they'd move on.

And then they'd pay attention for another minute and then they'd move on.

And nothing ever came of it.

No real support in any meaningful way to affect change.

Yeah, best case scenario to me is that now the whole administration is able to put pressure on people.

You know, even though even though it's the same regime, they're able to at least put enough pressure on them to make changes.

It's going to be a process and it is going to happen overnight.

No, but yeah.

And they're going to play games and they're going to say things that sound anti-Trump and anti-American and Nicolas Maduro and all this.