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columbia. working with venezuelan soldiers who disbanded on his own without any government support. their goal was to capture maduro and free venezuela. a former navy seal who was not involved in the operation but had spent two weeks providing basic training, said the americans convince the volunteer soldiers that the u.s. government was back in the entire operation. >> within the first 5 minutes of looking at all of the stuff that they were telling me i was like no, this is not legit or backed by the u.s. government. it is a mixture of overconfidence, or you can call it arrogance, and a chance at a huge payday. >> it's not clear if outside groups or other maduro proponents bankrolled the operation. but u.s. intelligence sources tell fox news that the cowboy quest was likely infiltrated by maduro operatives weeks ago. and that the regime simply waited in order to score propaganda victory. shannon. it's going all right, garrett henning, thank you. the fbi defending chris rea about mounting questions about why at key documents in the michael flynn case are just now surfacing as we sta

them that the group of limit would support in the columbia would support them in other words they have little faith in the democrats in the venezuelan people going to and needs as many people in the country have said is negotiations to release the money that the u.s. has taken from venezuela and that money be provided by human aid for venezuelan immigrants that are abroad the $5000000.00 immigrants that are abroad as well as the venezuelans within the country but for the opposition i think that even their most ardent supporters are now questioning what they did how they've approached this and that their continued support for an insurrection alist policy that is the house model but whatever means necessary has really been exposed because they signed that document it was white though it was hope to hold out and go on his campaign manager the same person by the way hold the hold out and go on who ran the campaign for a while even in colombia who ran the opposition in mexico who ran even other campaigns a lot america and who promised he would do as well as again they have no figure to hide between they supported the coup the way they ha

columbia i mean to van dam home. that. 7 they're going down there although there is still another field to cross the group is now out of the soldiers' range the venezuelan traffic has begun to transfer the fuel to the colombian counterparts. oh i know i've got. some individuals weren't even able to afford plastic containers things they carried the from their hands and. that's what. i have a bundle but i've got a bend over. for someone how you. like that in and i you know thank you. it's a little do you. think one of em if they say nothing on. yes yes no i just. thought oh yes i wanted to. know folks don't believe some of the. just. like kerry has an $11.00 per trip a fortune in today's might as well go for you know what i put out for me i'm buying my house i don't like that i know i'm going on here no not for a job oh i don't i am flacco its own medical without know where you are going to be a good account of how much you don't know you know call me later medical mom family i look these up at us and drop us a law oh so i got a young man maybe not i don't know if i am to or yes i did. before the crisis broke out in venezuela all of these young people had

there he explained his job was to train venezuelans and help them take control of the airport and get a cast member will once again blame donald trump columbia's president and opposition leader why the for the plot to oust him the 3 of them have denied involvement. who organized this mercenary and terrorist incursion that wanted to fill venezuela with violence who did it who gave the order who financed it these are the answers we're getting every day he also showed a contract that was allegedly signed by why the unjoined then go to the u.s. war veteran that owns silvercorp the security company hired for the failed military operation matador said he would request his extradition from the united states. 8 and that the captured americans would be tried in venezuela u.s. secretary of state mike one said he would do everything in his power to secure their release we're going to work on this it's a counsellor matter in the sense of anytime there are americans that are detained some place will work to get them back we are we will start the process of trying to figure a way if every fact these are americans that are there that we can figure a path for

venezuelan people. in all the different countries, the border countries, they are already taking care of their own situation, their own poverty, especially with covid-19. now, they have an influx. columbia has millions of refugees that they have opened up and they are taking care of. it is a real burden on these border countries. it is important that venezuela does move forward with these free and fair elections so their people, their hospitals, their health care systems, all of their systems are broken because of the maduro regime. we have to look at the countries that are propping them up, apply sanctions, be very firm and continue to be relentless with our shining a light on the maduro regime. heather: not long ago i had a conversation with our special representative to venezuela and he talked about the democratic transition framework, which hopefully will be able to go out and vote in fair elections. it may not end up including guaido. they believe it up to the people to decide. part of what makes the situation in venezuela difficult are all the outside actors, russia, iran, cuba, protecting maduro. what is it going to take, do you think, to get some of those other countries out of

venezuelan telenovela. the reality is this involved disgruntled vevenezuela militar, former police, d deserters, political opponents s of the maduro g government, and wasas trending in columbiaomehow thought that by lalanding twoo boats, when next to the major airport and port, and the other in -- that t was somehow managed to get to cacaracas and capture maduroro and installll a new government. it is aa must fictional. unfortunately, it is operating in a very charged environment, one in which u.s. isis seeking reresume change and one in which the oppositition has adopted, in fact, susupport t for milita action a as it did in 202019 the support fofor a coup against maduro. it is operating in very troubled waters and the consequences for venenezuela can be very di g gog over.. juan: miguguel tinker salas, the was a report out of venezueuela ththat there w was a contract tt surfaced, $200 million contract that supposedly the opposition leader juan guaido signgned with mr. goududreau i in late octobe? >> goudreau presented the contract and it o opposition broadcaster in florida and she reported it on her website and invited guaido and the person in charge of maduro's publicity

in the video and speaking while in custody of venezuelan forces here, denman explains how he led the group to venezuela from the neighboring columbiaenman's parents told fox news they hadn't heard from him for a couple of weeks and had no idea what he was doing in venezuela. nicolas madurnicolas madero swet "shared with the world that at confesses with clarity a plan against our beloved venezuela. now here secretary of state mike pompeo said the united states government had no direct knowledge or involvement in this operation. >> if we would have been involved, it would have gone differently. as for who bankrolled it, we are not prepared to share any more information about what we know took place. we will unpack that at an appropriate time. >> the secretary says the u.s. government will use every tool it has available to try to get the captured americans back to the united states. meanwhile u.s. officials say they are investigating a security contractor who is a self-proclaimed architect of all of this. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: rich edson, back to thank you. >> ed: an evacuation is underway in the florida panhandle as crews

columbia management a border about a year ago in addition to him. there were colombian paramilitary forces. otherwise known as death squads and some. folks who had left the venezuelan military and what we know is that sober for usa signed a contract with a long way to carry out this operation with the objective being to kidnap president nicolas maduro and bring him to the united states most likely to try to get the $15000000.00 bounty that donald trump put on his. thing just keeps getting deeper than this next one is for you my gal the united states secretary of state might come pale in the us president donald trump have both distanced themselves from this operation with pump ale in benteke lee denying involvement declaring that quote there was no united states government direct involvement given the united states history of intervention in venezuelan affairs do you believe the u.s. government was not involved in this operation. i think the key word there is direct and what i perspective my perspective is that the u.s. knew about the program they knew us greenlighted it if it succeeded fantastic we were able to remove and they did it with a very cheap operation we

venezuelan president nicolas heuro has shown evidence claims american mercenaries has tried to launch a coup. two u.s. citizens have been arrested after their armed group crossed the border from columbiagton. he claimed the u.s. is fully behind the action, although the trump administration denies any involvement. samsung -- they will reportedly apologize during the rise to the top of the conglomerate. korean media reports they will address matters at a news conference. he has been criticized for a 2015 merger. activist investor elliott management has been seeking more than 700 million damage -- $700 million in damages as a result of the merger. hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. lockdown measures appear to be having a significant impact on online entertainment. -- isdeo streaming rising. iflix is available -- available. active users have jumped in the last two months. let's bring in the ceo. can you quantify the jump for us? >> thank you for having me. is, we the jump for us are seeing users and usage double over the last two months. a phenomenal period. we are seeing it up

columbia in the united states. president trump denied the accusation. >> this was a rogue group that went in there, a lot of venezuelansd i think people from other countries also as a group of people that when in, i saw their pictures on a beach, wasn't led by general george washington, obviously. >> defends secretary esper also denies any involvement. >> the united states government had nothing to do with what is happening in venezuela. our view remains that he is a brutal corrupt leader. they deserve better and we will continue to make the case that he should step aside. >> secretary pompeo says we are going to do all they can to bring those to captured americans home. sandra? >> sandra: thank you. >> ed: a daring rescue in california, the hiker gets trapped in a whirlpool. how an off-duty police officer made the save. plus, alexandria because the court as speaking out on the sexual assault allegations against joe biden. how do her words differ from her reaction to justice kavanaugh's allegations? that is next. >> is very difficult because this is in a hyper politicized zone. instead of focusing on her account, inste