Welcome everybody to Redacted on this Monday. I hope you guys had a wonderful holiday season, a great Christmas. Welcome back. We've got, well, we thought maybe we could ease into 2026, like an old man getting into a hot bath, you know, having an old fashioned. But that's not going to happen. That's not going to happen. Because we're in middle of like, how many regime change wars are we about to unfold? I don't know, but we're certainly in crisis now. We're going to see the trial of Nicholas Maduro, who we not kidnapped. What is the word? I mean, what else would it be? It's abducted because there's no ransom. They say to say captured or abducted. You can't say

kidnapped. Oh, the BBC. It's captured or seized. Yeah. The BBC just released. They

don't want any journalists to use different words. So we're now listening to the BBC and how

they want it all framed. Thanks to MI6, Mossad and the CIA. Right. I'm sure if it was my family

member, this nuance would really be comforting. Right. So thanks, BBC. Suck it. Okay, we're going to call it kidnapped. We're also going to talk about the legal ramifications of this. Judge Napolitano is going to join us. First, we're going to be joined by Congressman Thomas Massey. Then Judge Napolitano is going to talk about the legal aspects of all of this,

being in the Southern District of New York. What does that look like? In fact, he just hired Julian Assange's attorney to plead not guilty this morning. So we're going to talk about that. Indeed. And we're going to talk about the long history of the CIA's operations in Venezuela. This is not new. This is why the first page of the indictment makes me

laugh about how Venezuela has flooded the United States with drugs. And I'm like, we did that.

We did that on purpose. That's us. Time to look inward, right? What is the saying when you point

the finger? There are four fingers pointing back at you. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, that's what we're doing right now.

So let's get into it.

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Well, in the wake of Trump's bombing of Venezuela, a new phrase has emerged from the CIA-loving

influencer clash, you know, all the same guys that got those binders, the Epstein binders,

you know, that's the same group. And that phrase is now MAGA isolationists.

Here's the headline, heightens alarm, what a Trump's Venezuela attack means for Iran and MAGA

isolationists. Okay. You're a MAGA isolationist,

if you believe in George Washington's ethos that America should not entangle itself in the affairs

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