Georgia Howe

The president wrapped up his remarks by really hammering home the message to the rest of the Western Hemisphere that the U.S.

is going to reassert the Monroe Doctrine, stating that we won't passively stand by if our citizens or our interests are threatened by other countries.

Yes, so we've already gotten some responses from other world leaders.

Brazil's left-wing president, Lula da Silva, slammed the U.S., saying the operation crossed an unacceptable line.

He's calling for the U.N.

to respond vigorously.

And on that note, the U.N.

's initial response has been rather tepid.

It's called this a dangerous precedent, but nothing much else yet from them.

Then there's China.

Chinese officials were in Venezuela meeting with Maduro just hours before the attack.

They said they are, quote, deeply shocked and strongly condemned the United States for, quote, hegemonic acts.

But on the other side, you have those who are very happy with it, including Argentina's conservative president, Javier Millet.

He praised Trump's actions and called this a, quote, decisive advance against narco-terrorism.

And then there's Maria Carino Mochado, a Venezuelan opposition leader who recently fled the country.

She posted a statement celebrating the capture of Maduro, saying to her fellow Venezuelans that, quote, the hour of liberty has arrived.

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I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley.