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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman.
Chapter 2: What is President Trump's new stance on Venezuela?
President Trump says he sees Venezuela as an ally now, but as NPR's Franco Ordonez reports, Trump says the U.S. also needs to be the sole superpower with a presence in that country.
President Trump says the relationship with the current leadership in Venezuela, including acting President Delce Rodriguez, is, quote, very good.
Right now they seem to be an ally, and I think it'll continue to be an ally, and we don't want to have Russia there, we don't want to have China there.
Trump says he expects to be meeting with representatives of the new government soon, but nothing is scheduled yet. He does have a meeting set up with the Venezuelan opposition. Trump told reporters he'll be meeting with the Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado next week. He says she's coming to the U.S. to pay her regards to the country.
And to him, Franco Ordonez, NPR News, the White House.
As President Trump flexes America's muscles overseas, a new NPR Ipsos poll shows that Republicans and Democrats see the U.S. role in the world very differently. NPR's Frank Langfitt explains.
Most Democrats think the U.S. should focus on promoting democracy and human rights abroad, according to the poll, while most Republicans think the U.S. should focus on enriching America. and should not hesitate to use military power. Kim Long was shopping for Trump merchandise at a store northeast of Philadelphia on Thursday. She supports the seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
He was big with drugs, and he just wasn't treating his people right. Even the people from Venezuela were happy to see him go.
A separate Reuters-Ipsos poll this week found Americans were split on the move. One-third was for it, a third against, and one-third wasn't sure.
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Chapter 3: How do Republicans and Democrats differ in their views on U.S. foreign policy?
Plaintiffs wanted him placed before January 14th when protections end for people from seven Latin countries. A ceasefire is now in place following three days of fighting in Aleppo between government forces and Kurdish fighters. The ceasefire, which began on Friday, allowed the militants six hours to leave with their personal weapons, but no fighters left the area in Syria.
The clashes led some 140,000 people to leave their homes. I'm Dale Willman, NPR News.