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Donald Trump denies 'war crime' on Venezuelan boat
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6:46Now PlayingSecretary of War Pete Hegseth is under pressure after being accused of issuing a 'kill everybody' order on an alleged Venezuelan drug boat.
Donald Trump's former National Security Advisor John Bolton joins Andrew Marr to dissect the latest.
It comes shortly after Donald Trump has reportedly warned Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro to leave the country or face immediate consequences during a phone call between the two leaders.
Mr Trump called Mr Maduro on Friday following a series of deadly American drone strikes against alleged Venezuelan drug boats.
Following the phone call, the US President took to social media to declare Venezuelan airspace should be considered closed and that military action could begin “very soon.”
Now, it has emerged Mr Trump offered the Venezuelan leader, as well as his wife and son, safe passage out of the country if he resigns immediately.
According to a report in the Miami Herald, Mr Maduro responded by asking for global amnesty, which was rejected.
Ultimately, Mr Maduro rejected Mr Trump’s calls to resign.
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