Noel King

and the Cuban regime to see if a deal could be struck where they could maybe peacefully and quietly...

you know, hit the road.

President Trump joked about a friendly takeover a few weeks ago.

Very well end up having a friendly takeover of Cuba.

And so, you know, they've sort of alluded to the fact that the U.S.

would kind of go in there and do some sort of regime change operation.

But what they haven't talked about, and it's rather intentional, is what comes after

the post-Castro regime.

Let me ask you lastly, President Trump is talking like this is inevitable.

What do you think?

Is this inevitable?

Reading the tea leaves, it certainly feels like this could be inevitable.

Again, to one of your first questions, why now?

Because they believe the circumstances are ripe for regime change in Cuba.

They see between Venezuela, between the momentum that the U.S.

has had, that this is going to work if they do it now.

The time to strike is now.

And I also want to emphasize that President Trump's coalition, his MAGA coalition, has not been that open to some of this military adventurism.

A lot of them pointing to the fact that it goes against America first.

It betrays America first.