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How Americans really feel about US military action in Venezuela

A new CBS News poll revealed shifts in how Americans view a potential US military action in Venezuela, from whether Venezuela poses a security threat to the United States, to whether the Trump administration has even clearly explained its position. Take a closer look at the numbers.

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Max Blumenthal explains what 'Israel' gains from Venezuela on the Tucker Carlson Show

Speaking on the Tucker Carlson Show, American journalist and author Max Blumenthal said that Venezuela’s vast oil reserves could serve US strategic interests amid the failure of the war on Iran. Blumenthal said that the Trump administration is acting “on Israel’s behalf,” pointing to its push to align Venezuela’s new leadership with “Israel” and arguing that personnel within the administration have shaped its approach to the war and the region.