War Room’s Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec talked about President Trump’s kinetic ops in Venezuela.
“Jack Posobiec joins us by phone,” Bannon said.
“Jack, you’re a Naval Intelligence Officer. Intelligence here, at least on the strike, had to be pretty damn good, right? They knew exactly where he was, exactly had to get him, and extract him, sir?” Bannon asked.
Posobiec explained that President Trump’s decisive action in Venezuela is putting our other adversaries on edge.
“As of 0400 Eastern Standard time, every single world leader who is an adversary of the United States was suddenly woken up by the head of their security detail saying, sir, you might want to put on the television,” Posobiec said.
“This just showed them that no matter where you are, no matter how secure you think you are, no matter how safe you think your defense is, your security is. The United States of America and the United States military has the capability to reach out in the middle of the night,” Posobiec said.
“When President Trump says go, that’s exactly what the United States military does,” Posobiec continued.
“What will be the status of those massive oil reserves in Venezuela. Those untapped oil reserves. Some of the largest, the largest in the hemisphere,” Posobiec said.
Posobiec offered some thoughts on President Trump’s strategy in regard to Maduro. He explained that it is possible that there wouldn’t be a total regime change, but instead a strategy of turning those under Maduro away from his corrupt actions.
“What comes of the regime? Are we seeing full on regime change? Or are we simply seeing a removal of Maduro? Of course, all of this is gonna be playing out in the coming days, weeks, and months,” Posobiec explained.
“You talk about hemispheric defense. You talk about what’s happening in Iran, and between America first, interventionists. I mean, put it into perspective, right now,” Bannon said.
“We didn’t get the bad hombres. It looks like a very specific decision was made not to take out some of the worst elements of his regime. How do you think this plays out?” Bannon asked.
“It seems to be to me, and this is just my analysis, that the strategy is remove Maduro, but the rest of the regime stays in place, and hopefully then they get a more compliant regime. A regime that is more willing to cut these deals with the United States, return those oil flows back into the United States, into the world energy supply, but with the corollary being that you will cut ties with China and Iran,” Posobiec said.
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