Brian Green

Yeah, and a beautiful people of the Venezuelans also.

And they also robbed, I mean, in a different way, but everything's different, but kind of the same.

And they are also disparate people all around the world.

And we talk about this often that I now have children who the best part of them is Venezuelan.

And there is little to no chance, at least not right now, that we could go back and they could go see their grandparents in their native part where they're from.

She could go back, but it would put her and the children in danger because Venezuela is not necessarily it's not as dangerous as Palestine.

But there is a very oppressive government.

And any time you leave and you come back, say you become a U.S.

citizen and you go back, you could.

But then you bring American children into the situation.

It could be dangerous.

And the Maduran government could at any for at any time for any reason decide that they don't like you and you end up somewhere disappeared.

And this has happened to Americans.

Actually, we just got four Americans back who spent a long time in Venezuelan prison because they said the wrong thing about the government.

And I have not always and I'm also not a hugely public figure, but I'm a public figure and said some things on the show that I feel strongly about.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I could not a good idea.

Yeah, no, not a good idea.

It just puts everybody in danger for no reason, right?

I get it.