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Hi, everyone.

I'm Dana Perino along with Emily Campano, Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, and Greg Gutfeld.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

A defiant dictator having his day in court oued Venezuelan strongman, Nicholas Maduro,

claiming that he was kidnapped and he and his wife plead not guilty to a sweeping list of

drug trafficking and weapons charges. Maduro telling the judge, quote, I am innocent, I am not

guilty. I am a decent man. I am still president of my country. All of this comes after a

breathtaking dead of night capture at the hands of the U.S. military, President Trump defending

the move to arrest Maduro. What really played is the fact that he sent millions of people

into our country from prisons and from mental institutions and drug dealers

and every drug addict in every drug addict in that country in his country was sent into our country

to the fact that he sent drugs into our country was stopping it rapidly it rapidly. So what comes next for Venezuela?

Interim President Delci Rodriguez is now vowing to cooperate with Washington after President Trump

warned that she could suffer a fate worse than Maduro if Caracas does not work with his team.

The goal? Likely access to Venezuela's vast oil reserves after U.S. companies were pushed out

decades ago. 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. We're going to have the big oil companies

go in and they're going to fix the infrastructure and they're going to invest money. We're not going to invest anything.

We're going to just take care of the country.

We need total access.

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