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Welcome back to a numbers game with Brian Gurdeski.

Thank you guys for being here again.

I have to tell you that I love it when I see some data and I make a prediction in an opinion

based upon the data and then more information comes

out and it proves me correct. And that is what's happened with what I told you guys on last

show on Monday about Venezuela. If you remember on that last episode, I was saying to you that

early polling information looked like most Americans didn't have strong feelings about the raids

outside of how they felt about Trump. Like if you like Trump, you support the raids. If Americans didn't have strong feelings about the raids outside of how they felt about Trump.

Like, if you like Trump, you support the raids.

If you didn't like Trump, you didn't like the raids, the arrest of dictator Nicholas Maduro.

But if you, but a lot of people were kind of like ambivalent.

Foreign policy is not a big issue for them.

I said that based upon early polling information at the time.

Now, new information has come out basically sitting there and saying, yeah, most Americans are

really tied to how they feel at Trump, with the exception of Hispanics. Hispanics have a stronger

opinion, especially if they are Venezuela and are Cuban. That is the big caveat. But overall,

it falls under partisan lines. Let's break it down. So, new poll came out from the Washington Post.

It was released on Tuesday, and it found that 40% of Americans supported the raid, the arrests

of Venezuelan dictator Nicholas Maduro, 74% of them being Republicans, 13% of Democrats,

34% of independence, 42% oppose the rate, 76% of Democrats, 10% of Republicans, and 42% of

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