Hasan Piker

Try to put yourself in the shoes of like someone living in Venezuela, for example, and not like the ones in Uruguay or Doral celebrating this stuff.

Okay.

Just think like you're hearing this.

They bombed your capital.

Maybe you weren't the biggest fan of your leader, but they just, they kidnapped them.

They killed a bunch of people in the process.

And now this is the way they're talking about you.

Cause like, this is a country with 30 million people, right?

More than 30 million.

Like we are so cocky in the way that we talk about our desires.

It's just like, there's no, like, there's no shame whatsoever.

It blows my mind that this dipshit.

has the audacity to speak like this about a whole-ass country.

us the seller of oil to china it's just i don't know it's just such poor taste i don't know how else to describe it we're so disgusting we're so monstrous we're such a cancerous force on the planet and people look at this imposter as though they have a piece of the pie like they they act as though this is good yeah we started off at uh stopping fentanyl trafficking and now we've moved on very openly to we just want oil we want the oil it's our oil they stole it from us it's my oil me me me me me

All right, we've seen all the highlights on this.

I'm going to give you guys some deep lore here, by the way.

And this is the same for Marco Rubio as it was for many other Cuban-American politicians for some weird reason.

But so many Cuban-American politicians in the country will claim they hate communism and Fidel Castro and stuff.

They'll be like, oh, Fidel Castro stole my parents' property and whatever.

Almost all of them, including Marco Rubio, came into the United States of America escaping Batista.