acking out the sky over Kiev, it's not a year, maybe nine months or something. So that's coming.

Marco Rubio said about Venezuela that Maduro, who allegedly is the president, Rubio said Maduro is not the president of Venezuela. He's the head of the Cartel de los Soles, a narco terror organization that took over the country. Does that sound like we're not going to attack their country? If the Secretary of State says you're not actually the leader of the country, you're head of a cartel, doesn't that really signal that we're going in? Now, I don't know if that means boots on the ground, but I would say there's now a 100% chance that the US is preparing a military operation to decapitate the government. I don't think they want to spend one minute fighting any Venezuelan soldiers if they can avoid it. I mean, it would be unavoidable. But I'm pretty sure that the US has decided that if we can't bring them down without a direct attack on the capital, I feel like we're going to do a decapitation strike. What do you think?

Because that Rubio is setting it up that if we were to let me put it this way, if we assassinated the leader of another country, we would get all kinds of push back, right? Like even the countries that like us would say, "Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You can't go assassinating the leaders of the countries you don't like because then they're going to assassinate us." And there's sort of this weird agreement among leaders, no matter how much they hate each other, that everything would be worse if we assassinate a leader of another country. Like everything would be worse. And it sort of everybody sort of understands that at a real base level. Okay, you can't take out the leader of the other country.

But what if the leader of the other country wasn't really the leader according to us? What if he was really just the head of a cartel who took over the country? Well, you could assassinate the head of a cartel, right? So it appears that we have just set up the predicate for a decapitation strike that takes out Maduro and his generals. Yes, that's exactly what happened. Now, whether or not we plan to literally do that, the pressure that it puts on Maduro is the right kind of pressure because Maduro can never go to bed again without expecting a knock on the ceiling, if you know what I mean. So we're clearly turning up the temperature.

I guess the US sunk a fourth suspected drug boat in the Caribbean. And hey, hello. If you're listening but not watching, Gary the Cat has made his stop by. Those of you watching, always look for Gary. Gary is the happiest, friendliest, most loving cat in the entire world. His brother is just my roommate. I've got one cat that basically just acts like a roommate. Doesn't look at me with any loving eyes or anything like that. It's just, you know, he's there for the food and the shelter. But Gary seems to be in love. Gary acts like he can't get enough of me. I mean, oh my god, it's that guy again. I cannot get enough of him. I'm going to rub every part of my body on every part of him. Watch this. So that's Gary the cat.

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