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. >> oka so benjamin gedan let me ask you about some specifics about what the u.s. has pursued, as we just discussed trying to divert some of the money away from nicolas maduro on oil, which iso abut v percent of venezuelan enue and also a lot of discussion from the national security advisor about possibly usi troops or suggestions there could be troops extent to columbia, do you support thoo se ves. >> i think both of those steps are problem ten, i think the sense of urgcy the united states administration has shown is absolutely correct. the situation is tragic. kiit is heartbr, the lack of food and medicine in venezuela, the question is how can assist the venezuelan people promote a peaceful transition in venezuela without harming the people themselves or fracturing the coalition that e built over two administrations. >> so isaias medi, let me drill into that a little bit. there are some fears that diverting the oil revenues will hurt the venezuelan peoplelv them. you have already got three and a half million refugees, those numbers could go up, and a ot of talk o