Nicholas Kozloff
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 10 Jan
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Well, I think he's a pretty larger-than-life, bombastic character.
And if you're in any doubt about that, then you can just go into YouTube and just see some recent videos.
For example, when he denounced Bush, and he has this imitation.
He goes, in my bad English, Mr. Bush, you are a donkey.
And he goes on and on about the, you are a coward.
Come on here to Venezuela, I'm waiting for you.
Well, I think that Chavez definitely uses the media.
But I think what's lost in this equation is that the media tends to pay a lot of attention to his persona.
And I think that's natural, given that he's this larger-than-life character.
But I think what's happened is that the media builds up these misconceptions.
They basically play the tape of Chavez insulting Bush.
And people don't have any context to know, well, why would Chavez actually be making these comments?
It seems like an utterly...
call our president a donkey?
I can't speak to that particular word choice, but what I would say is that it's not as if Chavez doesn't have some reason for feeling paranoid about Bush.
And I think that this is something that's lost in the mainstream media.
We're always told that Chavez is a threat to the US, which in my view is totally unfounded.
I think that the United States definitely poses a threat to Venezuela.
There is abundant evidence that we at least knew that a coup d'etat was going to happen in April 2002.
Well, I certainly, if he extends term limits, and that would definitely give me pause, but I think that whatever the internal politics of Venezuela might be, that in no way justifies U.S.
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