00:00I'm curious, in terms of the future of Venezuela, do you see Venezuela, now led by Delce Rodríguez, as an ally of the U.S.?
00:08Is that the way that you view that country right now?
00:10Well, right now, they seem to be an ally, and I think it will continue to be an ally.
00:14I will be meeting with various representatives of Venezuela, probably pretty soon.
00:21We haven't set that up, but the relationship that we have with the people that are currently running Venezuela is very good.
00:27We also have a young lady that received the Nobel Peace Prize.
00:33She's going to come in and pay her regards to our country, really, to me, but, you know, I'm a representative of the country, nothing else.
00:40And she's coming in sometime next week, I think Wednesday, Tuesday or Wednesday, and we'll see how that is.
00:48If she gives you her Nobel Peace Prize, will that change your view about her running that country?
00:54Well, I have to speak to her. I mean, I'm going to have to speak to her.
00:56She might be involved in some aspect of it. I will have to speak to her.
00:59I think it's very nice that she wants to come in, and that's what I understand the reason is,
01:05because Norway is very embarrassed by what took place. I mean, they're getting decimated.
01:11Look, whether people like Trump or don't like Trump, I settled eight wars, big ones,
01:17some going on for 36 years, 32 years, 31 years, 28 years, 25 years, some just getting ready to start,
01:26like India and Pakistan, where already eight jets were shot out of the air.
01:31And I got it done in rapid order, without nuclear weapons.
01:37I can't think of anybody in history that should get the Nobel Prize more than me.
01:42And I don't want to be bragging, but nobody else settled wars.
01:44I mean, you should get the Nobel Prize for every war you stopped.
