Caroline Wren

We went in and captured Maduro, no problem.

We took out half the Iranian regime, no problem.

We can't find Nancy Guthrie, so that's confusing.

But I'm assuming they could find and take out the Cuban leadership.

But I think that that is on pause right now because I think it's taking a lot of our –

whether or not Secretary Rubio or other high-level State Department folks, their time away from Iran is now what everyone actually should be focused on or working.

But I think Cuba will fall fairly easily.

But it's really just South Floridians.

It's about 700,000, I think.

Maybe even—actually, maybe even less than that.

That might be combined with, like, Venezuelans who live in South Florida.

And this—I mean, that's what they really care about.

But they—it's been so long that they haven't gone back.

A lot of their families have passed away.

Like, a lot of people grew up where their parents came over here.

Like, they've never been.

And so I do think it is—that loudness about liberating Cuba has really died out on a national stage.

But, you know, Pam Bondi is from Florida and got elected from this crowd.

Susie Wilds, White House Chief of Staff, is from Florida.

You've got—