John Micklethwait

I wasn't saying it was fair, I was just saying there's a possibility, you have to deal with perceptions.

A country with which you've had a long interest, Cuba.

You mentioned it obliquely in the speech, talking about the Cuban missile crisis.

How long do you think the regime can last without oil?

I mean, previous ones, when you negotiated with Venezuela, you said if they agreed with various things, it would be possible to continue.

I mean, look, I think you have to... What could the Cuban regime do?

Marco Rubio, thank you very much for talking to Bloomberg.

Thank you.

Thank you, President Milley.

Thank you very much for talking to Bloomberg again.

Last year, I think we discussed free market economics, dogs and the Rolling Stones, but this time we are going to begin with Venezuela.

You welcomed the removal of President Maduro, but the Trump administration seems quite happy at the

with Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, who is loyal to Maduro.

And you very much describe the Maduro regime as a narco-terrorist dictatorship.

So what has changed?

Are you worried that nothing has changed in Venezuela?

You know the reason why I asked.

You flew to Oslo to support Maria Corina Machado when she won the Peace Prize.

Do you still support her to be, or her candidate, Edmundo Gonzalez, to be the president?

of Venezuela?