Juan Orlando Hernández

Can you go up to it, Rob?

You can go to Instagram.

It's more clear.

We could see it in two different times.

If you look back five, six, eight years ago, it was a really important role because he inherited all the system that Chavez created.

And Chavez was very good at that.

But in Honduras, the last times, the last years, he's very influential.

Listen to this.

Everybody knows in Latin America and in the planet that Maduro stole the last election.

But the Honduran government, the later president, said it publicly.

There is no doubt at all the winner is President Maduro.

that's not even just a joke it's it's a bad joke but they are so close that they are they are willing to to risk their their law approving ratings but the other thing is that when the attorney general bondi said the drugs are coming from from venezuela and then go through honduras she knows what i know

for almost 13 years, 15 years.

And they are so close.

That's the reason because I expelled the Venezuelan ambassador at that time.

But the other relationship is that all the tactics that they use, for example, creating those small groups of radicals, they put weapons in their hands, they go and fire the streets, they burn homes of the political opposition.

They have done that in Honduras too.

And right yesterday, they were taking the street, putting fires with tires, with whatever, trying to block everything, trying to protest.

Unfortunately, the police and the army forces, they said, we have to protect the results of the elections.

That's the will of the Honduran people.