Latest / Fresh Intelligence / Ana Navarro Claims Trump's 'Ego' Was the Driving Force Behind Shock Capture Of Nicolas Maduro - 'He Doesn't Give A Damn About The Venezuelan People
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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: Reviews Anna Navarro, Maduro's Rest of Mixed Anna Navarro of the view has expressed mixed feelings over the arrest of Venezuela and dictator Nicholas Maduro, calling it an ego-trip for Donald Trump but also a significant victory for the people of Venezuela.
- 0:31[SPEAKER_00]: During the hot topic segment on January 5, Navarro stated that Trump's actions, including sending a Delta Force team into Caracas, were completely, completely, 100% illegal, as noted by her co-panelist Sonny Hastin.
- 0:45[SPEAKER_00]: I don't think this is at all about the Venezuelan people.
- 0:48[SPEAKER_00]: Donald Trump doesn't give a D about the Venezuelan people, Navarro asserted, criticizing the president's immigration policies that affect Venezuela's oil and asylum seekers.
- 0:57[SPEAKER_00]: She referenced the removal of temporary protective status for 600,000 individuals in the deportation of Venezuela's to prison conditions in El Salvador.
- 1:06[SPEAKER_00]: Navarro further expressed skepticism about Trump's motives, stating, I think this is a lot about Donald Trump's ego.
- 1:13[SPEAKER_00]: She suggested that removing Maduro does not equate to regime change, as Maduro's vice president, Delce Rodriguez, is now the interim leader.
- 1:21[SPEAKER_00]: Navarro remarked that Trump's claim of going after Maduro due to his narcotics trafficking is disingenuous.
- 1:27[SPEAKER_00]: On the day of Maduro's arrest, Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed that Maduro and his wife, Silia Flores, face multiple charges, including narco-terrorism conspiracy.
- 1:38[SPEAKER_00]: At his arrangement, Maduro maintained his innocence.
- 1:41[SPEAKER_00]: The emotionally reflecting on Maduro's removal, Navarro highlighted the impact on communities from Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua.
- 1:49[SPEAKER_00]: For us, this is a very, very happy day, she said, expressing gratitude for a dictator who has been part of oppressing and abusing the Venezuelan people for 25 years facing accountability.
- 2:00[SPEAKER_00]: When Austin questioned Navarro about the method of Maduro's extraction, Navarro concluded, I think both things can be true, emphasizing the need for concern about the means while still celebrating the arrest of a murderous, corrupt leader.
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