Trump Denies Reports of B-1 Bomber Deployment Near Venezuela

US President Donald Trump dismissed reports claiming the U.S. had deployed B-1 bombers near Venezuela, labeling them 'false.' He acknowledged U.S. concerns over Venezuela, particularly regarding drug trafficking and alleged prisoner transfers, but emphasized no such military action had occurred. The reports had suggested increased military pressure on Venezuela.

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00:00There's reporting the U.S. just sent B-1 bombers near Venezuela to ramp up some military pressure

00:05there. Is that accurate? And can you tell us more about that? No, it's not accurate. No,

00:09it's false. But we're not happy with Venezuela for a lot of reasons, drugs being one of them.

00:16Is there any evidence that China is now smuggling fentanyl through Venezuela to bypass U.S. and

00:21Mexican port controls? They are doing that, yes. But they are paying right now a 20% tariff because

00:29of fentanyl. That's billions and billions of dollars that they're paying. So now they're

00:34coming in by land. And even the land is concerned because I told them that's going to be next. You

00:38know, the land is going to be next. And we may go to the Senate. We may go to the Congress and

00:43tell them about it. But I can't imagine they'd have any problem with it. I think, in fact,

00:49while we're here, I think it's a good idea. You go to Congress, you tell them about it. What are

00:53they going to do? Say, gee, we don't want to stop drugs pouring in. They're killing 300,000 people a

00:58year. I think that's the real number, 300,000 people a year. So between that and my discussion

01:03with President Xi, I think we're, we have never made progress like we've made.

01:08A moment ago, you said that if Secretary Hegseth went to Congress and briefed them on the

01:14operations against these. No, we will go, I see. You will go. And it would be difficult for

01:17them to object. We will go. I don't see any Lawson going. No reason not to. You know,

01:20they'll always complain, oh, we should have gone. So we're going to definitely, I'd like to just

01:24tell you, let's go. We'll go. We're going to tell them what we're going to do. And I think

01:29they're going to probably like it, except for the radical left lunatics. And Mr. President,

01:33if you are declaring war against these cartels and Congress is likely to approve of that process,

01:40why not just ask for a declaration of war? Well, I don't think we're going to necessarily

01:45ask for a declaration of war. I think we're just going to kill people that are bringing drugs into

01:50our country. Okay. We're going to kill them. You know, they're going to be like dead. Okay.

01:56I'm up for murder. Didn't know what he was saying, obviously, you know, I'm sure his lawyer was.

02:01On the cartel strategy, hearing you talk about his war, hearing Secretary Hegseth talk about

02:06defeating and destroying and the comparisons to ISIS and Al-Qaeda, those efforts took American troops

02:11being engaged in foreign countries. Do you think that's ultimately where this is headed with the

02:16cartels, having American troops in countries like Venezuela? No, the cartels are very bad.

02:20They had a lot of bad people coming in. They were interviewed recently and they were asking

02:25people what their problem was. And one guy said, yes, I was, I'm up for murder. Didn't know what

02:32he was saying, obviously, you know, I'm sure his lawyer was not thrilled with his statement, but

02:36no, they're rough people coming into those cartels. Those cartels are rough. You look at what happens,

02:43the trip up, the trip up is horrible, especially for women. They're being killed. They're being raped at

02:48levels that nobody thought even possible.

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