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 bolt began talking about the monroe doctrine, which dates back to 1823. bolton: the monroe doctrine is 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. trump: wseek a peaceful transition of wer, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing uld be better for thfuture another ctive nation, cu

allow cuba or venezuela to trade. it doesn't allow them to sell in the case of wayland, they're oil, and the international market mistakes. other companies pay huge fines if they dare to do make trade with cuba or venezuela, basically giving companies around the world and ultimate do you want to trade with the u. s. market a market of $22.00 trillion dollar gross domestic product? or do you prefer to trade with cuba and economy of $100000000000.00? and so as a consequence of this bullying against that israel and cuba, it's creating massive. ready human suffering and then the u. s. government turns around and says, look, the human government and the venezuela government are mismanaging their economies and they're not taking care of the needs of their people. you can't get more hypocritical and more demagogic and more cynical than what the u. s. is doing against both countries. so a few years back america went on one of its biggest regime change gambles in recent history with venezuela and failed. but for the lack of a

plus concerns grow over iran's presence and power in both cuba and venezuela.joining me marsha blackburn, deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, new york congresswoman claudia tenney, economic status patricia, marty makary, north dakota kelly armstrong and top border official art del cueto more on the far left now behind the scenes pressuring the white house to stand down on cuba sanctions as a publicly stay silent about the human rights atrocity, we have the new details on that report that the democratic national committee and other groups in the biden camp want phone carriers to monitor your text messages and your social media for potential misinformation from covid-19 vaccines. plus inflation today, the report coming out skyrocketing 13 year highs, that is not stopping senate democrats in the home stretch on a massive infrastructure spending plan we will talk to you about the spending and taxes there will tell you what bernie sanders and president biden now have planned, we are watching one of the first court cases that could head to the supreme cour

this one was taken in 2011 in egypt, just like when things were going down in venezuela. and the mainstream media didn't want us to find out that it was the us back to protest is not the government who said this a truck on fire? well, i guess think of it as humanitarian arson, florida authorities got so excited about the unrest in cuba. they even allowed demonstrators at home to block the streets, something they had explicitly banned for black lives matter. at this point, you might be getting that faint stench of racial discrimination but don't fret. it's very different. according to the florida governor. i had a good discussion with leaders in the cuban american community about the comenius dictatorships crimes against the people of cuba. we stand in solidarity with the people of cuba and we are united in support of their right to choose freedom over the communist regime. again, all painfully reminiscent of venezuela protests including in washington itself, which the breathlessly backed in a bid to force this man, you might not even remember now into power. and of course

still had on the algebra long ways, the code 900 vaccines in venezuela. why the government says an international sharing scheme is failing a citizen. i'm putting the brakes on the popular ride hailing up questions surrounded by china. saw the regulator ah hello, we're hanging onto the heat across western canada or into the pacific northwest of the us. not quite as hot as it has been recently on police to say, but it is still pretty warm nevertheless. but the main weather concern over the next day will be some very wet weather, just around the northern plains. and of course, that very heavy rain that we have down towards the south and east they live the showers continue, rod across the gulf coast. much of the deep south seeing some very heavy right and of course, elsa will make his presence felt as we go on for tuesday, wednesday on into thursday for tuesday, some heavy rain that just around the plains towards the midwest. thinking a little further south was, as we go on through wednesday, that will ease over towards new england towards new york. that east

so democratic venezuela also was not far from something like that. apparently, all boxes are on the table where you are a military option prevented without considering anything, but all options are on the table. does that mean you're considering the options always fall options, but sticks? well, they work best when there's a camera dangling on the far end, the florida governor chose to tempt cubans with some proper broadband. they shut down the internet. they don't want the truth to be out. they don't want people to be able to communicate. and so one of the things that i think we should be able to do when our private companies are with united states is to provide that internet service via yeah, cubans are gonna need some flying internet speeds because, well, we're also going to see protests like these northern have an am, because this is actually people in america supporting the cuban anti government push, and another bio picture. some outlets used to kill a straight cube and unrest. this one was taken in 2011 in egypt, just like when things were goi

but nicholas madura says venezuela hasn't received any of the doses. it's paid for terrible reports. surviving in venezuela has been a challenge for many years. really tell it gotta she received a kidney transplant 17 years ago. but last year her kidneys began to fail again. and like thousands of other high risk patients in the country, she's hoping to get her 2nd covey 19 vaccine doeth phone. so when i say, it's been a week since i was supposed to get my 2nd dose. i have no clue what's going on. i don't know why they didn't do everything right. why can't they do it right for once? the same thing with transplants for years without a transplant for all patients like me are in the hands of god. i need $42.00 to for medications and my pension is $1.00. and i need to have 2 jobs going to go. venezuela struggling with us sanctions and an economic crisis that is impacting its ability to fight against the deceive. the south american nation is part of the callback system, which is a collaborative effort designed to help countries like venezuela get access to a

after protests broke out nationwide in cubast e communist regime and venezuela is being led by cubanilitary intelligence abducted and imprisoned top opposition leader freddie guevera, and security forces entered venezuela opposition leader juan guaido's building with a machine gun set off an explosive, all in an attempt to arrest him on charges of inciting unrest, he is not arrested right now, we're staying on the story and we will turn to what's going on in cuba 32 cities protested demanded and into the oppressive communist regime we have not seen this in more than five decades, protests broke out on a large scale with public fighting and sounds ofal heavy gunfire, cuba is disappearing people, lucas tomlinson is at the pentagon with more. >> the reports of those protests continue for a second consecutive day in cuba president biden weight in this afternoon. >> the cuban people demanding more from their freedom from an authoritarian regime i don't think we've seen anything like this in protest in a long, long time or quite frankly ever. >> a short time later the secretary of state pu

we begin with unrest in venezuela.ust a day after protests broke out nationwide in cuba communist maduro regime in venezuela it us being led by cuban military intelligence abducted and imprisoned top opposition leader. communist security forces entered venezuela opposition leader juan guaido with machine guns, set off an explosive, in an attempt to arrest guaido of on charges of inciting unrest. he is not arrested right now. we're staying on the story. we're turning to what is going on in cuba. 32 cities seeing protests demanding an end to oppressive communist regime. we haven't seen this in more than five decades. protests broke out on large-scale, scenes of public fighting, sounds of heavy gunfire. word cuba is disappearing people. lucas tomlinson at the pentagon with more. reporter: liz, the protests continued second consecutive day in cuba. president biden weighed in this afternoon. >> the cuban people demanding their freedom have an authoritarian regime. i don't think we've seen anything like this protest in a lon

they went to venezuela.hey were joining with other people to slip stream with the groups smuggling into the united states. as you point out once they're here. this is like catch-and-release. they catch, get released who knows what they're doing. if you can smuggle people over the southern border and smuggle fentanyl and drugs over the southern border. what else can you smuggle over the other than border? terrorists? can you smuggle in weapons? the human traffickers, coyotes who are bringing illegal immigrants across the border, they don't have any morals. they go to the highest bidder. we always worried about that iranian connection. and now i think when that southern border is wide open and we have these sort of, these demonstrations that are being put down brutally in these countries i think you got to assume there is that connection. elizabeth: kt mcfarland, great to have you on. great to have your insights. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: next up, we have the details on the shocking new report

on sunday president, my daughter said the callback system has failed venezuela. not a company more asset. we fulfilled our promises 2 months ago. we gave them all our money by doing magic to liberate firms that were blocked. the government to the united states then blocked money for us. and that money is there in an account, and the co vaccines failed. the people of that is waylon. either you give us the vaccines or return on monday at your earlier this year when he will reject it around 2000000 at seneca vaccines from callbacks due to safety concerns. but a proficient figure say if we could be accessing vaccines for free. miguel beserra who is currently on excel se nicole, my ludo is to blame. let us, let us know the name of the in the future. benefits of the reasons why we don't have access to free vaccines like countries not serious. sit down with yemen, countries that humanitarian emergency knowledge by the united nations. the reason is the obscurity of statistics of numbers in front of the world bank. a numbers that show when banners, wherein jordan o bonanz

. >>> podrÍa pasar en paÍses como nicaragua y venezuela. nos dio el siguiente informe. >>> a la hora de gobernar los rÉgimen de venezuela, nicaragua y cuba tienen algo en comÚn. >>> no hay ningÚn tipo de derecho a pensar y mucho menos expresar lo pensado intentan imponerse por el terror encarcelando, persiguiendo, torturando, desapareciendo o e ci laend. >>> una practica que la dictadura castrista exportÓ en la dÉcada de los 80. los sandinistas go ber narn con mano de hierro. implementado por el rÉgimen chavista en venezuela. >>> no solo amÉrica latina, sino vamos a recordar que se entregÓ en cuba. >>> una caÍda de la dictadura de cuba, es vista con ojos esperanzadores en los pueblos oprimidos de venezuela y nicaragua. >>> impactarÍa en la moral de de lucha de los pueblos y que este nicho que han construido y que son regÍmenes invencibles. es una falsedad. >>> frente a este escenario, la diÁspora cubana presiona a la administraciÓn del presidente biden para tomar acciones contundentes contra el rÉgimen de cuba. >>> y lo que yo pido al presi

>> what can we do now for the people of venezuela?ing i would say about venezuela is there is no maduro without cuba supporting them. the day after the protests, they tried to basically kidnap the actual interim president of venezuela. unfortunately, the same day that they were trying to abduct -- >> when you think about it, think about this, the minute cuba is free, that could for them be a domino effect, maybe? >> it's the number one source of support for the maduro machine, the number one support for nicaragua. they have been the source of everything bad in the western hemisphere for 60 years. without cuba, there is no maduro, there is no one trying to destabilize columbia. they are the source of all evil in the western -- >> sean: let's move over here. let me get to this guy. okay, if we can get the camera -- when we come back, you are dressed in blood. we are at the versailles. we are in little havana, miami. people are standing in solidarity with the freedom movement going on in cuba, which has been underreported by the news med

this was right when coven started, and venezuela needed medicine, obviously for its people. and humanitarian goods and this was the humanitarian trip and the plane refueled in cape verde. kate verity is a frequent refueling spot for long haul distance, aeroplanes. and somehow the us found out that he was there, it was the cape verde authorities had to have notified the us. i don't know how else the u. s. found out, but we don't, we don't know that. but at this point it doesn't matter. what matters is that he should not be extradited. he should be released. that's what the the african cord held. that's what foreign bodies are saying, and it's only the u. s. of course, that wants him extradited. so the washington claim, sobs activities led to the exploitation of the venezuela people, morgana from kellum open can teddy was told with nancy holland who says the us, his office, because he may hold the key to venezuela. his ability to avoid sanctions. right, well the united states argues that they're simply enforcing their sanctions against venezuela as well as money laundering law

now venezuela media is portraying alex saw as a humanitarian. but u. s. media is quite skeptical like using and being a crop to be a corrupt billionaire. can you describe who alex was before he was detained? i mean, who is he as a person? well, alex sob is a business man. but in this pin, and he's also close to the government and supports the government of course, of venezuela. and in this case, he took on the duty of getting medicine. this was right when coven started, and venezuela needed medicine, obviously for its people and humanitarian goods. and this was the humanitarian trip and the plane refueled in cape verde. kate verity is a frequent refueling spot for long haul distance, aeroplanes. and somehow the us found out that he was there, it was the cape verde authorities, had to have notified the us. i don't know how else the u. s. found out, but we don't. we don't know that. but at this point it doesn't matter what matters is that he should not be extradited. he should be released. that's what the the african cord held. that's what foreign bodies

-- boat to venezuela and then fly her to iran.ow, she's reported extensively on iran through the years and herself was the victim of an iranian-based cyber attack earlier this year. lisa, good to see you. first, what did they try to do to you? >> well, over the years they have of tried to threaten me, they have followed me, they have hacked my web site, my e-mails. recently they took over many of my e-mail accounts, they actually were able to download photos from my computer, personal photos. they sent pictures of me in my bathing suit to my husband and said these haven't been leaked yet but, dot, dot, dot, you know, threatening me. that's their goal. as matthew said in the video, their goal is to silence are us, to intimidate us. and the message here is, look, we knew that they were doing this. we knew that this is -- this is their achilles heel, when we expose them and their heinous crimes. but what we should pay attention to, what this really underscores is that they are here on u.s. soil, and they're not afraid to do this to a

venezuela came around and subsidized cuba. venezuela's oil industry has collapsed. the same time, cuba's tourism industry has largely collapsed primarily because of the pandemic. information is so scarce. we do know that the tourism industry collapsed. cuba lives off cubans residing in the united states. remittances have slowed down dramatically. by virtue of the u.s. sanctions against cuba. there is a combination of factors that have led to cuba's economic situation. there is one more thing that i think is fundamental. that has to do with an opening that occurred under the obama administration. that had an impact on this new generation of cubans, the younger cubans. the penetration of social media has bypassed government sanctioned against its own population. what this has done is fostered this new generation that questions the revolution, not only appears to believe in some of the goals of the old revolution, it was 63 years ago. it no longer fears its oppression. host: this morning, the president yesterday, the president of cuba, went before cameras. one of the t

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plus we have the unrest in cuba, the latest from havana as analysts wonder if venezuela could be next and why our guest says the u.s. should not pursue more sanctions >>> and coming up in rapid fire, what elon musk gates, espn raises rates >> i know what you were saying and all the viewers and listeners know what you were saying it doesn't matter because we've got another record high for the markets again. it's not the spectacular, but it's still s&p 500 and nasdaq composite both hitting record levels the dow industrial is lagging a little bit because of some of the results you will talk about later in the show. but still a solid move higher for the major indexes, at least the broader base ones like the s&p. one place to keep an eye on is what's happening with marijuana stocks the etf managers group alternative harvest etf, you'll hear traders refer to it as the mj that etf is up 1% off the highs of the session you can see here it's been locked the in a fairly decent channel for some time now. and since the highs earlier this year, we are down roughly 40-some-percent on that particula

venezuela came around and subsidized cuba. venezuela's oil industry has collapsed.he same time, cuba's tourism industry has largely collapsed primarily because of the pandemic. information is so scarce. we do know that the tourism industry collapsed. cuba lives off cubans residing in the united states. remittances have slowed down dramatically. by virtue of the u.s. sanctions against cuba. there is a combination of factors that have led to cuba's economic situation. there is one more thing that i think is fundamental. that has to do with an opening that occurred under the obama administration. that had an impact on this new generation of cubans, the younger cubans. the penetration of social media has bypassed government sanctioned against its own population. what this has done is fostered this new generation that questions the revolution, not only appears to believe in some of the goals of the old revolution, it was 63 years ago. it no longer fears its oppression. host: this morning, the president yesterday, the president of cuba, went before cameras. one of the thi

talking about cuba today, it's incredibly important but something is going on in venezuela right now, representatives reportedly met with democrats a few weeks ago, the biden administration is considering removing sanctions both illegitimate regime can essentially be in power. why does this matter? venezuela and cuba matter because whenever you have these communist and socialist regimes taking over latin america, when you don't hold a hard line and don't hold sanctions to policies we pursued in the trump administration it means you're not supporting the people of these countries and i think, listen, i could go on for about an hour, i will let other people talk but i think it's incredibly important to note what the biden administration is not doing in cuba and venezuela today to support those people. >> harris: david? >> david: this is a defining moment for the biden administration, are they going to stand up for leaders who push communist policies or are they going to push for leaders who push democratic policies? and every president since president eisenhower and kennedy have stood

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i mean, we know that this has happened in many countries in venezuela recently. i think it's possible there might be more muscular intervention. there was also part of the case, so the mercenaries in haiti and recently and, and also in bolivia last year with some of that was covered just recently by the intercept. so as told and that's not impossible. and i think us is really making a mistake in still to get a hard line stance towards a lot of these progressive governments and america, by insisting on the language of discourse, human rights, et cetera, when in fact some of what's happening in the american hours is really not the violation of human rights, it's actually progressive movements and ideas that ought to be given the respect they deserve sovereign countries. so definitely the us taking no, of course the trumpet instruction was it was worse, but i think even with biting, we see again, it's going to moralizing view that in the end, hurts both sides most in america. and i think in the long and heard us american interests as well echoed in the so called mai

venezuela used to be the gel ofl of latin america. they changed their constitution.we watched what happened in cuba time and again while people have been fleeing. now is the window of opportunity. and, unfortunately, on the halls of congress, i hear from democrats those same socialist ideas. instead of talking about the freedom of democracy. this is what we should be promoting but this is ones that we should stand with anyone in cuba who crave though have that freedom. and we should help them attain it. >> bret: right maduro is in power. pressuring from the outside and saying guaido was the legitimate leaderboard that eventually that would change. it hasn't. it? >> hasn't because they use military force. you watched where china came in china and others. cuba have the same ability for a number of decades. this is a window of opportunity we should not let pass by. you shouldn't look to other. you should find opportunity right now for those who crave freedom. think about what they are doing. they are walking in the street craving freedom. they don't have any rifles or a

who complained that the dominican trujillo had ordered an attempted assassination of venezuela's presidentoted. united states secretary of state takes up the next topic calling for action to meet the threat of growing red influence in cuba. the reaction was explosive. in cuba castro proclaimed friendship with the soviet union and communist china. the oas took positive action against dominican strongland rule but joint effort of the american states to cope with red infiltration by political compromise for the castro regime apparently resulted in worsening the crisis. but even as cuba threatened to walk out of the oas, president eisenhower in his white house press conference recalled common ties and interests and left open the door for an easing of tensions. >> by no means do i want to admit or charge that this situation is irretrievable. cuba has been one of our finest friends. we are the ones that conducted the war that set them free. and when they got in trouble we had an occupation, and again we set them on their feet and set them free. and we have had a long history of friendly relation

man and like we want to do in iran and venezuela, china and north korea don't be upset. we just want to intervene in your humanity. it will only take a minute and we'll use lube into italy, terry, and regime. they fund terrorist groups to create instability and putting democracies, they fund terrorist groups to create stability. yes, all of the terrors we fund help make things better. it is now well known that the us funded and supported osama, ben lawton, and the merger dean which became alco even after 2001. the u. s. government has funded and timed, allied with al qaeda and their offshoots. in fact, right now, just last one of p b s frontline, special was the latest vehicle in a p r campaign to legitimize re branded syrian al qaeda. h t yes. and market. it's liter mohammed gilani as a competent american assets. that's right. the founder of archive is branton varia is now our friend. did we say it was a bad guy now and a bad guy? we just needed to get to know more or turn down the beheading people in the street was may of understanding. he was actually helping them. yo

we venezuela and should not be guinea pigs going to he doesn't. yes. but with no end in sight for latin america's vaccine shortage. summer being forced to choose between an unrecognized shot or none at all. we had a hot dry start the summer here in germany, but a heap of rain over the past few weeks as far as expecting a boost in weekend rates. the harvests still, that's pretty much where the optimism dries up. in more extreme weather linked to climate change could continue to take its toll flooding in bavaria. within minutes, the fields near pascal were covered of 250 kilometers, long weather, front, broad, heavy rain and hail storms, and left a trail of devastation. many corn fields are brown. the valuable human soil has been washed away. michelle called painters, entire crop, is destroyed. 40 heck, there's a total loss founder for his $120.00 cattle will be scarce and expensive in the winter. go to thank god i have insurance, but of course that doesn't cover everything. i have to buy feed from my cat on which i have been on the farm for 16 months. i

we venezuela and should not be guinea pigs. going to he doesn't, yes. but with no end in sight for latin america's vaccine shortage. summer being forced to choose between an unrecognized shot or none at all. we had a hot dry start the summer here in germany, but a heap of rain over the past few weeks as far as expecting a boost in wheat and rape seat harvests. still, that's pretty much where the optimism dries up. in more extreme weather linked to climate change could continue to take its toll flooding in bavaria. within minutes, the fields near pascal were covered. 250 kilometers, long weather, front, broad, heavy, rain and hail storms, and left a trail of devastation. many corn fields are brown. the valuable humours soil has been washed away. michelle, called painters, entire crop, is destroyed. 40 heck, there's a total loss. founder for his $120.00 cattle will be scarce and expensive in the winter. go said, thank god i have insurance, but of course that doesn't cover everything. i have to buy feed from my capital, which have been on the farm for 16 m

we complain that the dominican trio had orders and attempted at assassination on venezuela's presidentpresented and diplomatic sanctions are voted. the united states secretary of state takes up the next topic, calling for action to meet the influence and cuba. the reaction to the debate in the oas was explosive. and cuba, castro to the hemisphere organization and at friendship for the over the soviet union and communist china. the oas took positive action against dominican strongman rule by joint efforts of the american states to cope with infiltration by political compromise for the castro regime that resulted in worsening. but as even as cuba threatened to walk out of the oas, president eisenhower and his white house press conference recall tom and ties and interests and left open the door for an easing of tensions. >> by no means do i want to admit or charged cut this stipulation is a reputable. cuba has been one of our finest friends. we are the ones that conducted the war that set them free. and when take caught in trouble, we had an occupation back in 1908, and set them free. and

so they're going to become like venezuela. i think it's an extreme scenario. it could become an issue. it's not. might be the case. i don't think it's going to be that way. and the reason for that is because i bring inflation tends to happen, starts with the instability that the current at which we're seeing in the us. we're seeing all over the world. but that leads to smart money to leaving bath, that particular country. so in other words, you see large corporations is starting to have capital outflows from that place. we're seeing that today in urgent tina, that's a great example of a place where most of the smart money is out. and so you start seeing a political environment to form that is stronger than any other political leadership. and that is when you start seeing it's kind of been this well in style of hyperinflation. i think that's going to happen in a place like urgent. you know, it's already happening, but i think it's going to get us to years if ever seen in venezuela in the west. you know, we're still have most of the large corporations here, a lo

you mentioned venezuela a few moments ago the u. s. employing similar tactics and venezuela. of course the us open the back and recognize one gladto. it was only a few months ago, the e you came out and said we no longer recognize one quite though but, but any surprise to you with something potentially similar and venezuela? well, there's nothing there. there's nothing surprising about this except the, at the intense interest in the you among the us intelligence fronts like usa id now run by samantha power in weapon ising. a group that will soon become the demographic majority in cuba, which has suffered enormously under the blockade. and that's afro cubans, and they spelled us out explicitly in their documents. and that's why hip hop is becoming a vehicle that the u. s. likes to use it budgeted $110000.00 for a hip hop, n g o in columbia to go and train hip hop artists in cuba to become quote unquote democratic leaders. and so what we see is the u. s. actually exploiting and trying to create racial divisions in cuban society. in fact, doing what many liberals and democrats i

alleged us back, who in bolivia and continued, you get us attempts to overthrow the government of venezuela. what is going on in cuba? and why is nature nation media promoting the children of those who abandoned fidel castro's revolution and arguably the best universal health care in the hemisphere? we speak to an advisor to the bolivian government and of the un publish a damning revolt into the state of global food insecurity. we ask the chief economist for the us food and agriculture organization, whether only revolution going to end world hunger to cove. it all the more coming out today is going underground. director all of a stone told us last week, how predictable it is for us president to go on the record and support forces trying to overthrow the cuban government. adding to joe biden was the mayor of miami. you appear to advocate us coalition air strikes against the island, famous for being the flash point that nearly led to the end of the world. someone who knows about nature nation interference in the so called backyard is professor diego on the cano advisor to be uncovered bolivia

en caracas, venezuela, francisco, univisiÓn. patricia: vamos a una pausa.acer por que todos los militares deben estar completamente vacunados. tambiÉn dice que estÁn vigilando de cerca la variante delta del coronavirus. vamos a la pausa. al volver, o merecido chapuzÓn en medio de la ola de la pausa. al volver, o merecido chapuzÓn en medio de la ola de calor. ocean spray tiene un sabor único, y es difícil ponernos de acuerdo. a mí, cran-pineapple, me sabe tropical. ¡como unas vacaciones! pero el cran-mango, es como ir a un parque de diversiones. ♪♪ patricia: vamos a despedirnos con estas imÁgenes que hablan por sÍ solas. la intensa ola de calor que castiga a las estado del noroeste del paÍs que tambiÉn perjudica la vida animal. por eso esta familia de osos bajo del bosque a refrescarse en nevada ante la mirada curiosa de los baÑistas. quÉ lindo. los vieron jugar y disfrutar de un buen baÑo de agua frÍa. que linda familia. buenas noches. [música]

then they turned to venezuela for subsidized fuel and money.re. lifting the embargo would only give them and allow u.s. businesses to replace the soviet union and venezuela with hard currency. the last thing you should do is lift the embargo on cuba right now. >> harris: all those things you connected. thank you so much for being on the program today. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: this breaking news now. there is a reason why this matters. fox news exclusively learning that senator mitch mcconnell has asked president biden to withdraw his controversial nominee for the bureau of land management. now, why is that woman at the center of things? there has been a lot of scrutiny over tracy stone manning's role. decades ago in a tree spiking incident. a practice she allowed. a retired forest ranger sent a letter. she used to be involved with an environmental group earth first and refused to cooperate with investigators. tree spiking is an ecoterrorist tactic which is illegal and extremely dangerous in the united states. and loggers have died. we w

for many years we talked about in venezuela the cubanization of venezuela, means the death of dissent. the people no longer step up. and cuba is the head of the snake that strangles so much of latin america. venezuela which is now become the biggest -- in the world surpassing syria and now also nicaragua and also has exerted influence in other countries. in the end it is resource rich like bolivia, et cetera. the fact that the head of the snake, i say that, because their intelligence forces repress not only cubans but all these other countries. they're also scrambling for freedom. it us huge. it could be a tipping point. let me say this though. the problem it all depends on the political will of the international community to support people's call for freedom. we saw this in venezuela in 2017. and nothing has happened since. and it really needs, people need to support the cuban people in the quest for freedom now. that would help liberate millions of people across the region. ashley: it would. it is interesting, because the response from the dictatorship in cuba has been very typical,

sus opositores dicen que tendrÁ cinco aÑos para demostrar que no convertirÁ al perÚ en otra venezuelan bordados andinos. tras recibir la banda presidencial, dio su primer discurso y dijo que va a convocar a una asamblea constituyente mediante un referÉndum. presidente castillo: lamentablemente durante la campaÑa electoral se ha tratado de asustar a la poblaciÓn con el cuento que Íbamos a expropiar las casas, automÓviles y otros bienes de propiedad de los ciudadanos, lo que es totalmente falso. reportera: Él ha hecho muchas promesas y ha dirigido su discurso a sus votantes, pero tambiÉn ha tratado de no generar miedo entre quienes temen que el perÚ toma el rumbo de venezuela. presidente castillo: un gobierno que va a gobernar por el pueblo y para el pueblo. reportera: hay celebraciÓn en las calles. el presidente ha anunciado que no va a gobernar en palacio de gobierno y que Éste se convertirÁ en un museo, tambiÉn que habrÁ servicio militar obligatorio. pedro castillo ha recordado el origen humilde de muchos como Él, y ellos ha dirigido su primer discurso, con muchas promesas que serÁn

cuba influences venezuela greatly. the fact that the maduro regime in venezuela can survive is because of cuba and some other help, by the way, from the russians and others. there's a problem, which is the country is a basket case right now economically, and, therefore, people are leaving. they're surge out of the country as fast as they can. there are 1.7 million venezuelan refugees in the country of colombia. think about that. and colombia, to their credit, has said we're going to take care of these people. they've given them temporary protected status. they have given them places to live and shelter in, and they're taking them in as refugees. but also i saw this in ecuador, where they have hundreds of thousands of venezuelan refugees. so this is impacting not just venezuela, but it's impacting our allies in the region who are required is. again, i commend them for this, to be able to help in this crisis. it's one reason that we need to be sure that we deal with these issues in cuba and in venezuela to try to give pe

when i went back to venezuela, at a time when there was no remote communications, and in venezuela now, the internet is really bad. we have been doing this kind of training and mentoring and support. one thing i have to say after ten years of doing this, we cannot train of people are scientists that will be orphaned. we need the critical mass. that's why i had mentioned that we need centers to put together the infrastructure for research education, but also to analyze the data, relay the data, and interpret these mechanisms. in africa, there is already a tradition, at least for outsiders. this is the time where the countries and africa are coming together, and we have a real tradition in the university of indianapolis and the studies, prevalent studies, and so i think we should take advantage of that. >> back in 2001, i went and gave a speech on human trafficking in lagos. a man came up to me who said what are you doing about autism in nigeria. i said nothing. we had dinner, but have failed miserably to get the global and action. the pushback has always been that infectious diseases ne

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