Mary Margaret Olihan

officials, talked to all of our different sources here in Washington to understand the full picture of what happened in Venezuela that night and to understand the true might of the United States military and the history that goes into our posturing

when it comes to the Western Hemisphere.

So this is a video I'm really excited about.

I think that we're going to do many more videos like this, and we love showing our audience and the rest of the world exactly what's going on when it comes to the U.S.

military and the might of the American public.

So we purposely explained that in less than the time that it takes to watch the Lion King, this operation unfolded.

There was about 88 minutes between the time that they arrived at Maduro's compound and the time that they had got him out over the ocean.

So this is truly a historic operation.

I believe it's the riskiest of its kind since we went and took out Osama bin Laden.

These are major, major moves.

And I believe they took place on the same day, the same anniversary, a very significant date.

And so we wanted to show how important

Many things happen in such a short period of time that 88 minutes, I believe it's our own Michael Knowles who first pointed out that figure on social media and it really exploded out there, helping people understand just all the different moving parts that go into such an operation.

The Delta Force needing to know exactly where they were going, training in this compound in Kentucky, the very same style of compound that they went to and ultimately kidnapped or captured Maduro from at the end of the day.

The training that the Night Stalkers went through, the operatives that carried Delta Force there and took them away, all these different moving parts.

It was incredibly, incredibly skilled mission.

And the president says that no other country in the world could have carried it out in the way that we did.

Thank you so much, Ben.

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