Ian Bremmer

Cuba.

How can this regime survive without the help of Venezuela?

How important was Maduro, is Maduro, is that regime to Cuba?

I know over the last 20 years, the Spanish government in particular had been very helpful to Cuba, obviously the Venezuelans.

I mean, it does seem as if that who invests in Cuba these days, who has been helping them the most?

And I had a friend of mine just tell me that the constituency that he is becoming enamored with the most are the living Bay of Pigs guys that have become a staple at Mar-a-Lago.

Now, part of that, I've always said, I think part of, you know, Trump has been inaugurated as a real South Floridian at Mar-a-Lago over the last seven years.

And I don't think people understand the extent

of Marco Rubio's education of Donald Trump in the world of the exile politics.

And that now he is, you know, he's on a first name basis with all those surviving Bay of Pigs guys.

And I'm with you a hundred thousand percent.

He, he sees that as a legacy opportunity in Cuba looks weak enough to make it not that hard.

Although these things always are harder than they look.

So let me throw a question that I got the other day and I didn't have a great answer for it, which is Haiti.

You know, for all of the tumult in our hemisphere, that's one place that Trump doesn't want anything to do with.

Now, the person asked the question, if there were more resources that were important to us on the island of Hispaniola, would we be more engaged with what's happening on the Haitian side of the mountain?

You know, look, in fairness to Trump, you know, a lot of presidents haven't been able to figure out the Haitian problem.

Yeah.

Are we still outsourcing this to the Kenyans and hoping they can provide security?

I was just going to say, if you believe if the, right.