Late last night and early today, at my direction, the United States armed forces conducted an extraordinary military operation in the capital of Venezuela.

The United States carried out a large-scale military strike on Venezuela early Saturday morning,

capturing President Nicholas Maduro and his wife.

Both of them now face serious charges, including narco-terrorism conspiracy.

I'm Daily Wire, Executive Editor John Bickley.

This is a special breaking news edition of Morning Wire.

Early Saturday morning, President Trump announced that Maduro and his wife had been captured by U.S.

forces and flown out of the country. Daily Wire White House correspondent Mary Margaret

O'Lehan joins us now with the latest, Mary Margaret. So a dramatic turn of events here in some

ways not surprising because of the escalation over the last few weeks between Venezuela and Margaret. So a dramatic turn of events here in some ways not surprising because of the

escalation over the last few weeks between Venezuela and U.S. But all of us woke up this morning

with this remarkable news. So what is the latest? Yeah, John, like you said, not entirely shocking,

but still takes a breath away. Early this morning, several explosions could be heard in Venezuela's

capital city of Caracas. Venezuela and officials soon confirmed that they'd been hit with

strikes, saying civilian and military localities of the capital and three states were hit in the

attack. At least four locations appear to have been targeted. Venezuela's largest military base

and air base, a port north of Caracas,

and an airport east of Caracas. Now, President Donald Trump confirmed the strikes around 3 a.m.

And also announced a press conference that we'll hear from in a second. Then by about 6 a.m.,

attorney general Pam Bondi issued her own statement detailing charges against Maduro and his wife,

Celia Flores. The two have been indicted in the Southern District of New York for

narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive

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