Nancy Pelosi

Which is why three days after their attack on Venezuela, the Trump administration still hasn't given us any clear indication of what their long-term plan is for the country they're apparently pillaging for oil.

So the people standing behind the president, you can see them there, you recognize all of them, in that moment were Trump advisor Stephen Miller, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

And in the days since those men got that assignment from Donald Trump, while they stood right behind him, they have made pretty clear they are not exactly interested in the assignment.

I mean, asked about this process, his role in the process yesterday, Stephen Miller passed the buck to Marco Rubio.

Who, me?

Was I standing there when he said that?

I think the president was talking about my buddy Marco Rubio.

Over to you, Secretary Rubio.

People are so fixated on this.

I'm not really running it.

This is really a Department of War operation.

Okay.

Over to you, Pete Hegseth.

Does that mean maybe you're in charge?

So Trump left the future of Venezuela to his three lackeys on the podium.

Stephen Miller says Marco Rubio is in charge.

Marco Rubio says this is a Defense Department operation.

And Secretary of Defense Pete Hicks has passed the buck back to Donald Trump.

That's what just happened there.

Nobody wants to actually deal with the fallout of Trump's decisions.