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Emily Jashinsky is joined by Ryan Grim, her co-host at “Breaking Points” and a reporter for “Drop Site” to discuss the arrest and prosecution of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro. They discuss allegations about Venezuela’s possible knowledge about the 2020 U.S. election, examine the weaknesses and revisions in the U.S. indictment, the likelihood that prosecutors are pressuring Maduro to trade information for leniency, and more.
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Rubio claimed Maduro stole 2020 election for Biden
Trump confused about Venezuelan vs US election
Maduro accused of fentanyl trafficking falsely
Federal prosecutors fishing for Maduro information
Sidney Powell vindication from Maduro case
Cartel de los Solis is fabricated
CIA fabricated cartel designation
US military involvement in Afghan heroin trade
US benefited from Mujahideen drug trafficking
Indictment revised after cartel claim failed
Indictment contains basic factual error
Questions about Cuban guards killed in operation
Delta Force shoot-first mentality in operations
Maduro's wife appeared in court with facial injuries
US sowing discord within Venezuelan regime
Trump has childish understanding of oil industry
Trump falsely claims Venezuela action is for oil
Trump failed to serve oil company interests
Trump limited Iran conflict compared to Netanyahu demands
Trump stopped Netanyahu's Iran war plans
Trump could have avoided Iran military action entirely
Rubio alone pushed for Venezuela military action
Lindsey Graham eager for military interventions
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