Ian Bremmer

So one of the things I like to correct with some of my friends on the left, actually, is that there hasn't been regime change in Venezuela.

The regime is still in power.

Yes, right.

They've only extracted one individual.

How do we get- Two individuals.

Fair enough, fair enough, fair enough.

How do we get to a better place in Venezuela without American boots on the ground?

My concern is that Trump doesn't care about the democracy piece.

If the regime does what he asks, he's going to be fine with leaving them in place.

Do you see it like we help that there's elections in six months, a year?

What's your you know?

Is there anybody thinking about this?

Like, okay, what's the soonest we could actually hold national elections?

There are a handful of intriguing elections this year in Latin America.

Colombia is fascinating to me, and Brazil are probably the two big ones.

There's Peru as well.

How much will anti-Americanism be part of those campaigns now?

And, you know, my great fear is, look, you know, I'm –

I have a friend who does a lot of work in Columbia, has not been a big fan of this.

This political party is hopeful that the other political party comes back.