Hello America, I know it's the weekend. It's Saturday. You're not expecting to hear my voice.

You're probably out wanting to move along, have a drink on the back porch, cook up some

of those great cans of city steaks, right? Well, guess what? News is breaking up. What's

going on in Cuba is an enormous moment in world history. We have waited 60 or 70 years

for a moment to see if the Cuban people can free themselves from the communist regime

that has repressed them since the day that the Castro brothers took power. And over

the last week, there are signs that this could be a peristrike a moment like that, which

struck the Soviet Union and befelled the Soviet Union for a more free set of republics.

Or it could be the Green Revolution that the Obama administration failed to fully engage

in Iran in 2009 and 2010. And as a result, it was repressed and Iran remains under the tyrannical

rule of those Iranian mullahs. We don't know, but the people of Cuba are speaking. They're agitating.

They're begging for freedom. They're resisting censorship, resisting the economic repression

and incompetence of the communist regime that has governed their island for 60 plus years.

And we have a special guest to make sense of it all. That's why we're doing a special edition.

On a Saturday, I know I'm intruding under a weekend. Give me a chance to make a good case.

And I have just the case to make why I've got one of the greatest journalists covering Cuba

in the world today. Her name is Helette Fahella. She runs the site, ADN Cuba, down in Miami.

She's an American journalist and expat from Cuba who fled Cuba, became a refugee lawfully

in the United States. She and her family have been enemies of the state of Cuba for a long time.

Her grandfather was imprisoned after the Bay of Pigs. You have a family here today that

has enormous stake in there. And a journalist who's covering it neutrally with a great

perspective, great sources on the ground. We're going to ask her all the questions you've been

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