President Trump totally upends geopolitics.

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who of course was extradited by the United States in a snatch and grab operation shocking

in its magnitude and competence appeared in U.S. court for the very first time. Again,

unthinkable one week ago, and yet here we now are. According to the Wall Street Journal, he pled guilty to narco-trafficking charges during his arraignment in federal court. He said, I am innocent, I'm not guilty, I'm a decent man. I'm still the president of my country. Well, all of those things are not true. He is in fact guilty. He is in fact not a decent man. And he's responsible for the deaths of probably hundreds of thousands of his own compatriots, the exile of millions. I'm still the president of my country. He really is not. He adds that he was a prisoner of war and had been kidnapped from his home in Caracas. According to the Wall Street Journal, Monday's hearing kicked off a legal battle with little precedence over a foreign leader in U.S. court. The arrest of a head of state presents

challenges for both the prosecutors and the defense, and it could be years before this thing

goes to trial. The judge interjected and told him that there would be a time in place to make

the argument that he was wrongfully apprehended. His wife sat at the same defense table.

Apparently,

there were some signs of injury sustained during her capture. And again, the charges include cocaine importation, conspiracy, and possession of machine guns there being detained at a Brooklyn

federal jail, apparently to the great consternation of New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani,

who really should be happier

about all of this after all. We just provided an illegal immigrant, Venezuelan drug dealer,

with free housing in New York. So he really should be quite happy about all of this.

The next hearing is set for March 17th. Meanwhile, what is going on over in Venezuela?

Well, you have the vice president of Venezuela,

a woman named Delci Rodriguez, who is by all accounts just as vicious, brutal, and Machiavellian

as Nicolas Maduro. She has been left in charge. Her brother is the head of the Venezuelan

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