We're going to run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transition.

It's not running the policy, the policy with regards to this.

Don't ask me, who's in charge, because I'll give you an answer and it'll be very controversial.

What does that mean?

We're in charge.

All right, President Trump last night night insisting the U.S. is in charge of Venezuela, somewhat undercutting the Secretary of State.

So he said we're running it.

And then Marco Rubio said, we're not running it.

Right.

And then he said last night, no, no, no, no, we're running it.

We're running it.

Good morning. And welcome to a morning show. Has you ever been to Pottery Boy? I don't think he's been to Pottery Boy. Break it, you bought it? Yeah, this is like Colin Powell all over. With us, we have the co-host of our 9-am hour, staff writer at the Atlantic, Jonathan Lemire, columnist and associate editor of the Washington Post, David Ignatius,

decorated combat veteran and former commander of U.S. Army Europe, retired Army Lieutenant General

Mark Hurling, and presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize winning author John Meacham.

Now, that is a redneck riviera.

Right there.

That's how we say retired in Northwest Flood. Retard general.

I'm a southern draw on this. Retired general, I'm sure the retired general is going to have a lot to say about Potra Barne in the second here.

I will be very interested here from all of our panelists today. But let's get, we have a lot going on, a lot of moving parts today.

Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, will make their first

appearance in Manhattan Federal Court this afternoon facing drugs and weapons charges. It comes

just days after the couple was captured from their Caracas compound in the dark of night operation by U.S. Special Forces that included more than 150 military aircraft.

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