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Venezuela in Chaos After Trump Operation | Minnesota Dems Panic Over Fraud| Hilton Refuses ICE (Ep 628) · Joey Hudson / Just The Truth

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Venezuelan authorities have been ordered to find and arrest anyone involved in supporting
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the military operations that led to the arrest of Nicolas Maduro. A state of emergency decree
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issued Saturday, published yesterday, orders police to immediately begin the national search
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and capture of everyone involved in the promotion or support for the armed attack by the United
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States, according to the text of the decree. Now, meanwhile, Venezuela's acting president says she
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wants to cooperate with the U.S., saying she wants her country to move towards a balanced
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and respectful relationship. With Governor Tim Walz out, Democrats in Minnesota are urging
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longtime Senator Amy Klobuchar to jump into the blue-leaning state's race for governor
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in the wake of his announcement. Governor Walz will end his 2026 reelection bid amid the political
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fallout from a massive fraud scandal. At least he knew when to get out. I'm impressed that he can
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make that decision. Senator Mark Kelly, meanwhile, could get demoted and have his military pay docked
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as punishment for participating in a video with five other congressional Dems who urged service
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Well, the fallout from President Trump's dramatic operation in Venezuela is already spreading,
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and now we're seeing just how nervous the remnants of the Maduro regime really are.
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Over the weekend, the Venezuelan authorities issued a state of emergency decree.
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They have ordered the police and security forces to, quote, hunt down and arrest
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anyone accused of supporting the U.S. military operation that led to the arrest
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of their former president. According to the decree, which was released yesterday,
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police are to immediately begin the national search and capture of anyone involved in
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promoting or supporting what the regime calls an armed attack by the United States. Now,
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what's missing from that order? Clarity on the charges, due process, legal definitions.
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In other words, a familiar playbook in Venezuela. One of the reasons that their
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former president is no longer in power. Now, as the crackdown unfolds,
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Maduro himself appeared in a New York courtroom yesterday, just days after U.S. forces arrested
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he and his wife during the weekend operation. That was just amazing. I'm still, I still just,
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I was going to say I can't believe, but I can believe that our military is capable of that.
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I just can't believe how, what a precision operation they ran. I mean, all the details
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were involved. I'm just blown away with it. The justice department though, has charged both with
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narco-terrorism and related offenses, accusing the former regime of operating as a criminal
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enterprise tied to international drug trafficking. Standing before the court, Maduro declared,
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I am innocent. I am not guilty of anything that is written here. Now that's a line we've heard
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before, isn't it? From cartel bosses, warlords, dictators who spent years immune from accountability.
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Well, that immunity is gone now. He is in a court of law in a United States courtroom. Back in
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Venezuela, the response has been swift and pretty telling. With Maduro removed, his longtime ally,
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Delcy Rodriguez, has been sworn in as the interim president. Ms. Rodriguez has spent years as
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Maduro's right-hand enforcer, serving as vice president since 2018. She now inherits a country
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that is on edge, and a regime scrambling to maintain control. Even as she condemned the
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U.S. operation, Ms. Rodriguez struck a noticeably different tone yesterday in her public remarks,
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after President Trump had really kind of issued some warnings. She called for a balanced and
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respectful relation with Washington, and inviting cooperation under international law.
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Now, that's diplomatic language. It comes after issuing an internal order,
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as I mentioned a minute ago, of rounding anyone up suspected of sympathizing with the U.S. So,
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which is it? Is she going to hunt down people who helped and apprehend them, or is she going to
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cooperate with the U.S.? That contradiction tells you everything you need to know about what's going
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on in Venezuela. And let's be clear about what this decree really represents. This isn't about
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national security. It's about fear. Fear that Venezuelans, who have long been crushed under
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socialist misrule, may quietly support Maduro's removal. Fear that military officers, bureaucrats,
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and civilians may have helped, or cheered, or supported the operation. Fear that the illusion
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of unity is cracking. History tells us something important. Authoritarian regimes don't launch
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mass crackdowns when they're confident, right? They do it when they feel exposed,
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when they feel weak. Now, over the weekend, government-organized demonstrations appeared
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in Caracas, featuring supporters holding cartoonish-like dolls from the state-approved
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TV program Super Bigot, a propaganda caricature glorifying Maduro. It was political theater,
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meant to project loyalty and outrage. But there's a whole different story going on, kind of,
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on the down-low, as a lot of people in Venezuela are ready for freedom. And you saw those
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celebrations, too. You saw a lot of those celebrations here in the United States from
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people who have fled Venezuela over the last few decades. So what comes next? Right now,
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I think you could probably say that Venezuela is in a holding pattern. Maduro is going to face
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U.S. justice. Rodriguez is attempting to steady the ship. Security forces are ordered to silence
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dissent. And there's going to be unrest. There's probably going to be some chaos. The Venezuelan
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people, many of whom have fled poverty, hunger, repression, are watching closely. This moment
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will define what comes next and what the future is. Will the interim government double down on
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repression? Or will pressure, internal and international, force real reform? Will Ms.
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Rodriguez come to the realization that the world is watching and that her people want to be free?
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And if she wants to remain in power, then she better get on board. Because what she could
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potentially face is not being arrested by Donald Trump, but being overthrown by her own
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country. And what's clear is this. The era of untouchable socialist strongmen in Venezuela
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just ended with the capture and arrest of Maduro. And the reaction we're seeing, the arrest,
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the emergency decrees, the threats, it looks a lot like a regime that knows it's running out of time
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and she's trying to decide which route she's going to take. And the world, again, is watching.
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One other quick note here. While President Trump was making headlines and, frankly, history
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by capturing this dictator, Maduro, let's rewind to 2020 when then-candidate Joe Biden
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mocked Donald Trump, saying he, quote, admires thugs and dictators like Nicolas Maduro.
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He tried to paint himself as the one who would stand for democracy and with the Venezuelan people.
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Joe Biden did. Fast forward to now. Donald Trump, the one who got Maduro on a U.S. aircraft,
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blindfolded and facing terrorism and drug trafficking charges. Meanwhile, Biden's
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comment is being roasted across social media as the ultimate this-age-like-milk comment.
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And to be clear, this wasn't just a slap on the wrist. Maduro was yanked out in a predawn
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operation while the world was asleep. The left, they're in meltdown mode still. Some Democrats
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are even denouncing the capture, calling it unlawful and unwise. Former Vice President
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Kamala Harris is getting blowback for slamming the operation, claiming it wasn't properly
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authorized. Now, remind me again, who's defending democracy here? Senator Tommy Turbeville nailed it.
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Democrats don't actually stand on principles. It's all about politics, power and opposing Trump
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no matter what he does. When Trump talks tough and backs it up, they suddenly have a problem
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with dictators being brought to justice. Even former Bernie Sanders allies, Jamal Green,
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now politically independent, called it like it is. He said Biden watched as Maduro slaughtered
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and oppressed his people and let millions flood our southern border until the guise of asylum
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costing Americans billions, he said. Trump swooped in and took him out of the country
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altogether. That's called action. And he's right. And here's the kicker. It was the Obama Biden
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is calling it quits after the uproar that was created
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when people started uncovering the fraud, the massive fraud that's been going on right under
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his nose during his administration. And he has looked the other way. Well, he couldn't look the
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other way after there was a national outcry. When Nick Shirley's videos went viral and millions and
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millions and millions of people watched, Tim Walz couldn't ignore it anymore. So he announced,
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I was going to say it was a bit of a surprise, but I guess it really wasn't. I mean,
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no way he was going to survive this. So he announced yesterday that he would be
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suspending his campaign. He's withdrawing. He will not be seeking re-election to the Governor's
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Mansion in Minnesota this year. Democrats now are urging longtime Senator Amy Klobuchar
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to jump in, to jump in and to take over, to offer herself for this office as Walz is ending his
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re-election bid. Klobuchar, who was re-elected in 2024 to a fourth six-year term in the U.S.
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Senate, is receiving calls urging her to run for governor, according to sources in the Minnesota
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Democrat Party. Sources are telling Fox in Minnesota that Klobuchar is considering making
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a gubernatorial bid, but has yet to make any final decision. Now, according to the story,
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Walz, Governor Walz met Sunday with Senator Klobuchar to discuss his decision to drop his
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re-election bid. Klobuchar didn't comment on her future political plans in a statement
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that she made yesterday, but the senator commenting on the governor's move to combat
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the fraud scandal full-time rather than to seek another office or term in office, she said,
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Governor Walz made the difficult decision to focus on his job and the challenges facing our state
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rather than campaigning and running for re-election. Now, my only thought there is had
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he been focusing on his job rather than following Kamala Harris all over the country last year
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running for vice president, maybe some of this would not have happened. But then I think back
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about some of Nick Shirley's videos and some of the information that we've received since then,
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and realized this has been going on for years. So he's had ample time to address this, and he's
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just ignored it all these years. Senator Klobuchar, who is currently number three in Senate Democrat
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leadership, faces hurdles to rise higher in her party leadership unless somebody dies, literally.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is the top Democrat in the upper chamber.
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He's not expected to leave his post. Senate Minority Leader Whip Dick Durbin is retiring
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from Congress. That will leave an opening to fill a leadership within the Democrat ranks.
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Senator Brian Schatz from Hawaii is expected heir apparent to that position, though.
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So it doesn't look like that Senator Klobuchar would even be considered by the Democrats.
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Before serving in the Senate, Ms. Klobuchar was elected twice as county attorney in Hennepin
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County, Minnesota's most populous and where most of the fraud is taking place. She also
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ran unsuccessfully for the Democrat Party's 2020 presidential nomination, you may recall.
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The announcement by the governor, again, the 2024 Democrat vice presidential nominee,
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came, of course, because of the criticism of this fraud. I mean, there's no way you can make the
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case that you're doing your job as governor when that much fraud has been exposed. In a statement,
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he said, as I reflected on this moment with my family and my team over the holidays,
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I came to the conclusion that I can't give a political campaign my all. Every minute I spend
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defending my own political interests would be a minute I can't spend defending the people of
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Minnesota against the criminals who prey on our generosity and the cynics who prey on our
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differences. He went on to say, so I've decided to step out of this race and let others worry
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about the election while I focus on the work in front of me for the next year. Now, at the time
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of his statement, he made it clear he would not be answering questions then, but he said that he
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would return maybe even today to answer. Actually, he said his quote was to take all your questions.
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Governor Walz launched his bid for a third four-year term. There's not,
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to my knowledge, I guess there's not term limits in Minnesota for the governor. He launched his
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reelection campaign soon after the 2024 disaster of running for vice president. In recent weeks,
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he's been facing a barrage of the incoming political fire, not only from President Trump,
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but other Republicans and Democrats around the country. More than 90 people, most from Minnesota's
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large Somali community, have been charged since 2022 in what has been described as the nation's
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largest COVID-era scheme. How much money has been stolen through alleged money laundering
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operations involving fraudulent meals and housing programs and now, most recently, the daycare
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centers, Medicaid services, we don't know. It's still being tabulated and we may never know.
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But the U.S. Attorney in Minnesota said the scope of the fraud could exceed
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$1 billion and rise as high as $9 billion. Prosecutors said some of the dozens have
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already pleaded guilty in the case, used the money to buy luxury cars, real estate, jewelry,
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international vacations, and some of the funds also sent overseas and potentially into the hands
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of Islamic terrorists. Waltz told reporters last month, he said, this is on my watch,
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I'm accountable for this, and more importantly, I am the one that will fix it. We'll see.
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Time will tell whether or not Tim Waltz fixes this before he leaves office in a year.
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He did take actions to stop some of these suspected fraudulent payments
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and ordered an outside audit of Medicaid billing in the state just a few weeks ago.
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Now, this scandal has been brewing for months, but it went viral just in the last two weeks
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following the release of 23-year-old Nick Shirley's YouTube content, who alleged the
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widespread fraud at the Somali-run daycare centers. Just days later, President Trump
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froze federal child care funding to Minnesota, later called for a total accounting throughout
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the nation. Every state has to report how their funds are being used. Republican Governors
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Association Communications Director Courtney Alexander charged in a statement that Governor
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Waltz's failed leadership is emblematic of Minnesota Democrats' agenda, and whoever
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Democrats choose to replace Waltz at the top of the ticket will need to defend years of mismanagement
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and misplaced priorities. Now, the Democrat Governors Association Chair, Governor Andy
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Beshear of Kentucky, said in a statement, no matter who decides to run or how much national
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Republicans want to spend, the DGA remains very confident Minnesotans will elect another strong
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Democrat governor this November. Now, when you say elect another strong Democrat governor,
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you're assuming that you've had a strong Democrat governor, and Tim Waltz has proved to be anything
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FurmanFord.com. On the text line, Fay says, seems Ms. Green has become a useful idiot for perhaps
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the Democrats. Hope not to see her again. Her fiance will need to be a strong man to keep his
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last day in the U.S. House of Representatives. Albert says, Democrats have a real messaging
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problem. They say we're against dictatorship. However, they support the dictator of Venezuela.
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Democrats are, for the most part, a sick group of people. I can't argue with you on that, Albert.
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So let's get back on Venezuela and how things are. We've talked a lot about the arrest, the
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capture and arrest of Maduro. We've talked a lot about him being in New York yesterday and the
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arraignment. But how are things actually in the country itself now? The new interim leader
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yesterday offered a conciliatory message after a U.S. military operation over the weekend,
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of course, captured her former boss. The acting leader, Delcy Rodriguez, she was Maduro's vice
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president since 2018, said in a statement, quote, we invite the U.S. government to collaborate with
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us on an agenda of cooperation oriented towards shared development within the framework of
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international law to strengthen lasting community coexistence. That's a long statement, a lot of big
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words in there. I think she's saying that once she got Trump's message, that she wants to
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cooperate now in order to keep her office. The country is now, according to the now acting
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president, in that same statement, quote, moving towards balanced and respectful international
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relations between the United States and Venezuela and between Venezuela and other countries in the
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region premised on sovereign equality and non-interference. Rodriguez, also a socialist,
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who served under Maduro as his deputy leader before his arrest, mentioned President Trump in
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her statement and referred to former President Maduro as the Venezuelan president. She's still
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referring to him as the president, although he's not president, he's a former president.
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She said, President Donald Trump, our peoples and our region deserve peace and dialogue, not war.
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This has always been President Nicolas Maduro's message and it is the message of all Venezuela
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right now. She said, this is the Venezuela I believe in and have dedicated my life to.
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I dream of a Venezuela where all good Venezuelans can come together. Now, the Venezuelan Supreme
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Court over the weekend named her as the acting leader following this dramatic operation by U.S.
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forces. He and his wife, Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, were arraigned yesterday in New York
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City in a federal courtroom. Rodriguez's first comments to the U.S. were a bit more defiant.
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She had a defiant tone as she deemed the U.S. operation to be a violation of international law
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in her initial response and said that Washington needed to return Maduro to Venezuela.
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As time went on, her attitude changed a bit because Sunday evening, President Trump told
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the Atlantic that Rodriguez needs to act in accordance with U.S. national interests and
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warn her about consequences if she does not. He said, if she doesn't do what's right,
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she is going to pay a very big price, probably bigger than Maduro, Trump said in the interview.
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The president told the outlet that removing Maduro was needed for national security purposes,
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adding that regime change, anything you want to call it, is better than what you have right now.
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And look, the Venezuelan people have supported that, those who are allowed to. President Trump
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said rebuilding is not a bad thing in Venezuela's case. It's a totally failed country. It's a
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country that's a disaster in every way. Now over the weekend, President Trump in his speech to the
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U.S. said that we would aid in the running of Venezuela. When asked during a press conference
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who would be running the country until a transition of power can take place, the president said the
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people are standing right behind me, mentioning Marco Rubio and the generals who were involved
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in the military operation. Now Secretary of State Rubio was put on the hot seat by George
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Stephanopoulos over the weekend. Stephanopoulos tried to push him on that idea that the U.S.
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was running the country. Marco Rubio said that the U.S. administration would not govern Venezuela
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day to day other than enforcing an existing oil quarantine on the country. Now according to the
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indictment that was filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York,
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Maduro and five co-conspirators were charged with narco-terrorism,
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conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, and weapons offenses. And before his capture,
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Maduro had long stressed that he was not involved in drug smuggling or any other illegal activities,
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saying that he wanted peace with the United States. We all knew that that was not the total
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truth though. Maybe he did want peace with the United States, but he was a drug lord. So we'll see
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how Ms. Rodriguez, if she truly means that she's going to cooperate with the U.S. Senator Mark
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Kelly could get demoted and have his military pay docked as punishment for participating in a video
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with five of his colleagues in the U.S. House and Senate. Remember that video that circulated a few
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weeks ago back before Christmas? He's facing a review of his military rank because the video,
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you may recall, was encouraging the rank and file in the military to ignore President Trump's
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orders, saying that if the orders were not legal, you did not have to conform. You remember that?
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Well, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has a different idea.
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Hegseth said the department has initiated retirement grade determination proceedings
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with reduction in Senator Kelly's retired grade, resulting in a corresponding reduction in retired
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pay. Kelly will have a month to respond to the Department of War's actions and Secretary Hegseth
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will finalize the process within 45 days according to the announcement. Secretary Hegseth contends
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that Kelly's conduct was seditious in nature and stressed that the senator is still subject
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to the uniform code of military justice. The Secretary of War directed Navy Secretary John
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Phelan to conduct a review of Kelly's rank. He also said that the censure letter will be placed
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in Kelly's permanent military personnel file. The letter included a threat of criminal prosecution
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as well. The censure letter read, if you continue to engage in conduct prejudicial to good order and
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discipline, you may subject yourself to criminal prosecution or further administrative action.
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And as you know, Mark Kelly is a retired Navy captain and former NASA astronaut.
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He had joined Senator Alyssa Slotkin, Representative Jason Crowe, Maggie Goodlander,
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Chris DiLuzio, and Chrissy Houlihan in making the controversial video that was pushed out back in
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November on social media. It was viewed by millions. Of the six lawmakers who shot the video,
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Senator Kelly was the only one in line for potential punishment as a retired service
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member collecting his pension. Crowe is an Army veteran who won a Bronze Star for his actions
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during the Iraq War. DiLuzio and Kelly served in the Navy and Houlihan served in the Air Force,
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while Goodlander spent 11 years as an intelligence officer in the Navy Reserve.
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Slotkin is a former CIA analyst. I think Mark Kelly may have gotten the message though. If not,
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he better, because I think Pete Hegseth is serious about this. That's it for today's
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864-477-JOEY. Email to joey at joeyhudson.com, and I love your messages on the MyPillow message line.
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Again, that's 864-477-JOEY, 864-477-5639. Be sure and take advantage of the MyPillow special,
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just $14.88 on the standard MyPillows when you use promo code JOEY. Order online at
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mypillow.com or call 800-893-4053. We're back again tomorrow, and hope you'll plan to join us.
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Until then, remember, God's got this. He's still in control.