fernandez: 20 years ago, hugo chavez was elected president of venezuela. cuba and venezuela became close allies. venezuela has more oil than any other country in the world, but their healthcare system needed help. so the two governments made a deal. venezuela sent us oil and we sent them... [mom speaking spanish] fernandez: in 2005, hugo chavez began providing cheap oil to countries throughout the caribbean. venezuela's oil diplomacy offered a way for countries to be less dependent on the united states, and it helped cuba reduce the impact of the blockade. but this south-south cooperation threatened u.s. hegemony. john bolton ban talking about the monroe doctrine, which dates backo 1823. boltonthe monroe doctrine alive and well. fernandez: the monroe doctrine basically says the western hemisphere belongs to the united states. it's been used to justify u.s. invasions in latin america for more than a century. trp: we seek a peaceful transition of wer, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing coulbe better for

hugo chavez is the one who packed the court in venezuela.of that any time anyone tried challenge his oppressive policies, his radical policies the court would rule in his favor. 45,000 times the court ruled in favor of hugo chavez and then nicolas maduro. that is really the foundation for our nation. if we lose the supreme court in the sense that it is no longer an independent body, you know, then we are in very big trouble in this country undermining of the constitution and we will not allow this to happen. todd: but, congresswoman, it's not just the squad members, the far left members, it's senators like the junior senator from new york kristin gillibrand i share two degrees with. darth mouth ucla we did not learn that paid leave is infrastructure. child care is infrastructure are or that care-giving is infrastructure. i don't know where she learned that are the american people really buying this? 30 seconds to you? >> well, i think what's happening is the democrats have to take back their party. they continue to move more and more to the

and the cia as part of a vast communist conspiracy "i saw che guevara and hugo chavez down at the court using cia computers to rig the verdict, just like they rigged the super bowl against da bears! [ light laughter ] i really need some sleep, you guys!" also, for the purposes of that joke, i know he's not from chicago, but i don't -- what's the word -- care so, it was at the very least, a relief to have what we saw with our own eyes confirmed by a court of law, even if it's still a sorrow moment for grief and mourning because this one verdict alone does not mean justice is done. true justice would mean george floyd would still be alive today. true justice would mean black people no longer having to live in fear of being killed by police but there was at least accountability, which is hopefully a comfort to george floyd's family, and all those mourning his death, and a first step toward true justice and the reform we so desperately need because it is undeniably the case that this is not the end of the story. as we have explained on this show many times before, the culture and system of

started writing about politics in 2005 there had been a coup attempt in venezuela in 2002 to oust hugo chavez who whatever you think of him was democratically elected in very popular in the new york times editorial lies that it was a an attempt to restore democracy in this us back by installing what they call the respected business leader and it's step away from an attempt to step away from dictatorship and this is what the us media has been doing for decades calling us supported coups where they overthrow democratically elected governments and install you approach us dictators they call it and herald it as a victory for democracy and that's exactly what they did in 1064 they called it a revolution instituted by brazilians who were tired of communist corruption in tyranny and essentially for the next 21 years depicted this extremely repressive and brutal military regime as a manifestation of liberty and freedom. well that's all from us play this out thanks for sticking with us all next time it's a documentary to colton normal enjoy and something. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by fun

started writing about politics in 2005 there had been a coup attempt in venezuela in 2002 to oust hugo chavezwho whatever you think of him was democratically elected and very popular in the new york times editorial was that it was a an attempt to restore democracy us back by installing what they called a respected business leader and that's step away from an attempt to step away from dictatorship and this is what the us media has been doing for decades calling us supported coups where they overthrow democratically elected governments and install you a pro u.s. dictators they call it and herald it as a victory for democracy and that's exactly what they did in 1064 they called it a revolution instituted by brazilians who are tired of communist corruption in tyranny and essentially for the next 21 years depicted this extremely repressive and brutal military regime as a manifestation of liberty and freedom. now 3 arab israeli men have been arrested and offices injured as fireworks on drunks were held today israeli police separating rival demonstrations over the assault of a rabbi they were legisl

of the crazy train if that makes sense i mean he said things like former president of venezuela hugo chavez had rigged the election for joe biden which is impressive on many fronts not the least of which being that chavez did this from the grave having been dead for many years i mean wow i always knew that guy was a warrior but well done hugo anyway said the powell is now being sued for billions of dollars by one of the voting software companies that she lied about dominion voting systems and to be honest i don't really care about either side of this because they're both as soon as one is a lying lawyer for the olive garden the other is the corporation that profits from the remnants of our sham democracy so not a lot of noble figures in this fight but the reason i brought this story up is that 50 powell argued in a new court filing that no reasonable people would believe her election fraud claim to write she's defending herself by saying no more bullies is sewage i brain out of my mouth why would you think anyone ever did this is a great tactic amazing maybe she got it from top ranked fox n

started writing about politics in 2005 there had been a coup attempt in venezuela in 2002 to oust hugo chavez who whatever you think of him was democratically elected and very popular in the new york times editorial lies that it was a an attempt to restore democracy in this us back by installing what they called a respected business leader and step away from an attempt to step away from dictatorship and this is what the us media has been doing for decades calling us supported coups where they overthrow democratically elected governments and install you approach us dictators they call it and herald it as a victory for democracy and that's exactly what they did in 1064 they called it a revolution instituted by brazilians.

really about latin america and the caribbean and you, know we would have these discussions and hugo chavez would take off and everybody would sort of -- whatever. but then, almost a week or two weeks later, we would go to the asia pacific economic council and there, it's the pacific rim countries of chile and the pacific grim, all the way to canada and all the way out through japan and china and korea and the conversation was completely different. it was about global trade, it was about free trade and so, i actually always thought that that in that sense the countries had more in common with their asian counterparts than they had with their armor on american counterparts. >> it's how they perceive themselves significant? there >> i think it is because if you look at places like chile, now quite developed in many ways, columbia getting there in terms of development, you know country like brazil is interesting because on the one hand, it is leading the global economy but with huge distribution difficulties that keep it really more on the developing countryside. if you look at some of the poo

was cuba or something communist, anyway, got into some of the voting machines somewhere and dead hugo chavez stole the election for biden, or maybe it was china. it's hard to keep straight. you can't even hear these conspiracy theories that often anymore on the fox newschannel what congressman gaetz spent a lot of time espousing them at one point. you can't hear that on fox prime time since dominican stations started suing fox news for $100 billion for claiming fraud over the election. even if it has to be watered down on the fox newschannel, the inflection there has deeply taken hold. one of the stories we're looking at tonight, for example, is news out of arizona where republicans in the arizona state legislature in their infinite wisdom, has picked a qanon administrator and is believed by some to have run the qanon account. navy s.e.a.l.s in germany or fidel castro or something, they're sure of it. it's hard to keep track of, but there's something there that explains the real truth about how joe biden really isn't president and he lives on a movie set. so republicans have hired a qanon gu

two, the hammer supercomputer one and the dominion voting system secret secretly controlled by hugo chavez, who is dead. once you get through those two and you haven't got what you need, you need to kick it up a notch. and why settle for just continuing to spin everybody up into a frenzy based on your own unsourced assertions when you can source your assertions to a sitting member of congress who is going to come on your program, on facebook, and tell everybody a whole new story that's even better. and that incidentally justifies even more radical direct action to try to keep trump in the white house. so texas congressman louie gohmert at this event november 12th, he comes on and says, i see your made-up supercomputer fantasy. i call your voting software, but i raise you. i have a new one. i raise you a u.s. army commando raid in germany that is going to fix all of this even though in my story the army are the bad guys. >> i had information from some of our former intel people that there was extremely compelling evidence that could be gleaned from sytel, s-y-t-e-ls-y-t-e-l. that's a compan

through dosed to, the hammer supercomputer one and the dominion voting system secretly controlled by hugo chavez, who is dead. once your through dose to and you haven't got gotten what you need, you need to kick it up a notch and why settle for just continuing to spin everybody up into a frenzy based on your own an sourced assertions, when you can source your assertions to a sitting member of the united states congress, who is going to come on your program, on facebook, and tell everybody a whole new story that is even better, and that incidentally justifies more radical direct action to try to keep trump in the white house. so texas congressman, louis gohmert, he comes on and he was like, i see you're made up nsa supercomputer conspiracy, but i have a new one, i raise you a u.s. army commando raid in germany that is going to fix all of this even though the army are the bad guys. >> i had information from some of our former intel people that there was extremely compelling evidence that could be gleaned from societal that is a company headquartered in barcelona, spain, that was responsible for ag

apparently, the message "the vaccine is safe and effective" isn't as believable as "hugo chavez and atole an election from the least popular president in history in a plot that can only be understood by a man clutching his own pillow." star-studded, celebrity events are not going to convince the maga-heads. that's why the white house has started running vaccine p.s.a.'s during nascar, on country music television, and the show "deadliest catch." and if that doesn't work, they're going to make the syringe more appealing with some truck nutz. speaking of the extreme right, it was a big weekend for georgia representative and woman saying "seriously, get your frisbee off my lawn," marjorie taylor greene. on friday, we learned that greene was organizing a new "america first caucus" that would champion "anglo-saxon political traditions." yes! anglo-saxon. americans are losing our our pre-norman conquest culture. when was the last time you buried an aeldorman in his longboat and prayed to saint bede? we need to go back to a simpler time, when king alfred divided the world into praying men fig

was cuba or something communist anyway, got into some of the voting machines somewhere and dead hugo chavez stole the election from biden. maybe it's china. it's hard to keep straight. you can't even hear these conspiracy theories that often anymore on the fox news channel were congressman gaetz spent a lot of time espousing them at one point. you can't hear that stuff very often anymore on fox news prime time, not since dominion voting systems started suing the fox news channel for $1.6 billion for the news organization consistently promoting that crazy sauce after the election. but even if it is now -- now has to be watered down on the fox news channel, the infection there is really sort of deeply taken hold. one of the stories we're looking at tonight, for example, is news out of arizona where republicans in the arizona state legislature in their infinite wisdom have picked a qanon inspire promoter to get taxpayer funds in arizona to conduct an audit of the actual ballots cast for president in one arizona county. republicans in the arizona state legislature are still really sure that, li

and remember, sean, if you study history, hugo chavez did not have a resolution to take over venezuelaocialist nation. he won democracy and then change the constitution and the courts. it seems a lot like what the democrats are doing now. first with hr 1, they changed the election law to create their power. it is equally bipartisan ink packet where the democrats have control. they make the taxpayer pay for that campaign, if you get $1 from somebody come the taxpayer has to pay you $6. that is what we are talking about. total control of what the democrats want to do and the only thing that can stop them right now is the constitution, which of the supreme court will uphold. and what do they want to do? packet to protect their power. >> sean: they can never get done legislatively or at the ballot box. all right, kevin mccarthy, thank you for being with us. we have breaking news and go back to mike tobin on the ground in minnesota. >> one thing that has changed is that the curfew has been set for 10:00. what we saw last night is right at 10:00, that's when the law enforcement appeared in g

generation of the revolution of the 21st century that was started by former venezuelan president hugo chavez but many think of him not so much as a new generation but rather as a stand in for ecuador's former president. gloria who started what in ecuador is called the citizens revolution he is now in belgium and cannot return to ecuador without facing an 8 year prison sentence for corruption on the other hand then you have had one last fall he is the old guard capitalist system if you like and he represents those who get along with the with the the world bank the i.m.f. he's a former banker and a businesswoman who's believes in a smaller government and so you have bills ideological differences facing each other off according to last so what's at stake here is democracy freedom tolerance verses hatred and persecution of government opponents as many. as there have been nagging charges occurred under the government of rafael correa and difficult situation in the country right now with the speaking about the decline in oil prices and then the co the pandemic at the same time. in this increase in

this idea behind hugo chavez and venezuela being involved in voting systems. that has been around since 2005, 2006. the theories around scytl and results reporting in barcelona , and the relationship between president obama and that company and george soros has been around since 2008, 2010, all completely false. all completely wrong. all not based in fact. but what we saw in this election was incidents like secretary benson described in antrim county, incidents in georgia that happen in every election, by the way, where humans are involved and mistakes are made and quickly rectified. antrim county quickly rectified once it identified to them what the issue was, had the auditable records right there, could correct the answer, but we saw this combination into this broader conspiracy that included , at times, the cia, included d.h.s. voting isotopic watermarks on ballots to be able to track them to look for the fraud. to me, perhaps the most disturbing part, these took hold and spread very very quickly as the attorney general talked about, and despite the best ef

it is how hugo chavez destroyed venezuela by packing the court. 45,000 consecutive cases ruled in his favor. we can't allow that to happen in the united states of america. i think the unsustainable spending is a major problem as margaret thatcher said. you run out of other people's money. government needs to focus on the basics. >> dana: my husband is british and i hear that quote often as he watches the news and gets frustrated. my last question for you is do you get the sense it's difficult for you as a member of congress to get information to the president or that he is not getting the information that you want? you and others wanted to get to biden personally rather than maybe waiting for white house affairs to give you a call. >> who is really making the decisions here? that's who we want to speak to. they are going along with the radical left agenda and it's very dangerous and what we don't want in this country. is the president -- does he really believe these policies or is he just the person who is the messenger? i think what we want to do is have a dialogue through media and

. >> well they are scared about where nation is going if you study history hugo chavez didn't overtake 40% border agents no longer on the border because dealing with illegals in processing now he finding not only pack courts, raising taxes then they want to control about the election itself to guarantee continuing elected to change the system, everything is about changing the rules to empower them to give greater control over our lives, the most telling thing if there is anything about how much money we are able to raise last quarter, it wasn't from corporates it wasn't from packs, less than 2%. this wag american people rising up concerned about where this country is going, and want to take this nation back. and number won place check and balance inside make sure republicans take control of congress we just -- swear a new republican member in yesterday. >> yep, of course, a huge victory for the republicans your leadership in 2020 election, that is right you may have, such a razor-thin marginal majority you are expecting to take back the majority next year? >> yeah -- this last election

in 2004, venezuela dictator hugo chavez packed his court. and the result was totalitarian dominance for his socialist jet stream. congressman gimenez, who himself fled cuba, fled a communist regime, said just recently on court packing, quote, packing the court is a tactic used by brutal dictatorships to consolidate the socialist power which resulted in tens of thousands of court rulings in its favor. basically destroying the country , closed quote. i wanted to ask the gentleman, is that court packing bill a bill that the majority is going to be bringing to the floor or even marking up in committee? i would yield. mr. hoyer: well, i've not had a discussion with mr. nadler, but as the gentleman knows, we have a lot of work to do on the floor of the house of representatives and we intend to get that work done and we have not c.r.ed -- considered bringing to the floor the bill to which the gentleman refers. to the gentleman and his research, find any instances and any authoritarian country where they refused to consider a constitutional appointe