Tensions erupt as the U.S. deploys its largest warship, the USS Gerald Ford, near Venezuela under Operation Southern Spear, fueling fears of a potential military confrontation with Nicolás Maduro. The carrier strike group, carrying 4,000 sailors and advanced aircraft, joins expanded U.S. forces across Latin America targeting transnational crime. Caracas denounces the buildup as preparation for regime change while mobilizing troops. Trump signals he has “sort of” decided on Venezuela but leaves open the possibility of talks as regional tensions intensify.
00:00And I actually told Marco and some of the people, our Secretary of State is doing a great job, by the way.
00:05I said, go to Congress and let them know we're not letting drugs come through Mexico.
00:10We're not letting them come through Venezuela.
00:13And let Congress know about it.
00:15We don't have to get their approval, but I think letting them know is good.
00:30We don't have to get their approval.
01:00We don't have to get their approval.
01:30We don't have to get their approval.
02:00We don't have to get their approval.
02:39I mean, we're stopping drug dealers and drugs from coming into our country.
02:44And I actually told Marco and some of the people, our secretary of state is doing a great job, by the way.
02:49I said, go to Congress and let them know we're not letting drugs come through Mexico.
02:55We're not letting them come through Venezuela and let Congress know about it.
02:59We don't have to get their approval, but I think letting them know is good.
03:03The only thing I don't want them to do is leak information that's very important and confidential and may put our military at risk or whoever is doing, you know, CIA, military, et cetera.
03:15But I did say, I said, go and see Congress, see the representatives that we're supposed to be seeing and be open about it.
03:23If they say, we don't want you to stop drugs from coming into the country, I don't think that would be good.
03:30Yes.
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