“What you are doing is murdering people:” Former Army Captain SLAMS Venezuela boat strike
October 5, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Pentagon carried out another deadly strike on what Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says was a boat carrying drugs off the coast of Venezuela. It’s the fourth known U.S. attack against what the Trump Administration says are narco- terrorists smuggling drugs. But the move is raising red flags to some who say the Trump Administration failed to provide legal rationale for the strikes. Former Army Captain and Army lawyer Margaret Donovan joins “The Weekend: Primetime” to explain why she thinks the strikes may be crossing a legal line.
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