Well, folks, there you have it.

The dictator of Venezuela has been captured and is in U.S. custody on his way to New York right now.

As we speak, we've got it all for you today here on this Great America show update.

First, we're going to start with a little breakdown of what happened, and then we'll get into some of the granular details, the times, the operation, who was involved, how did they

extricate Maduro and what took place? So as we've all know now, and it's been reported,

the United States conducted a large-scale military operation earlier this morning in Venezuela,

dubbed Operation Southern Sphere, targeting multiple sites,

primarily in and around the capital of Caracas.

The primary objective, of course, was to capture Venezuela and President Nicholas Maduro and his wife.

Amid this longstanding battle between he and the Trump administration on their criminal activity

of sending drugs into this country.

President Trump has warned him multiple times on multiple occasions to cut it out.

Enough is enough.

Stop sending these drugs into our country and you won't be captured.

Maduro didn't heed the warning and it's quite unfortunate on his part.

But President Trump, as early as last week, Warren Maduro, to cut it out.

Well, this was going to happen.

Do whatever he wants.

I mean, we have a massive armada formed, the biggest we've ever had.

And by far the biggest we've ever had in South America,

he could do whatever he wants, it's all right, whatever he wants to do. If he wants to do something,

if he plays tough, it'll be the last time he's ever able to play tough. But they sent their

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