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I'm your host, Greg Sargent.

After American forces captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and brought him to the United States to stand trial here, almost no Republicans spoke out in dissent. Notably, however,

Representative Marjorie Taylor Green did speak out. In a series of remarkable tweets, she accused Trump of breaking his promise to avoid military adventurism abroad. Now, the idea that Trump and Maga are

anti-interventionist or anti-war, as we're constantly

told, has long been obvious bullshit, but now we have a MAGA leader stating this very plainly.

Strikingly, Green said straight out that this is a bid to take Venezuela's oil.

Norm Isson, the publisher of the contrarian, has been saying we need to look at Trump's

invasion in similar terms as an example of international corruption. So we're talking to Norm

about how all this unmasks Trump slash Maga's true ideology and intentions. Norm, good to have you

on, man. Thank you for having me, Greg. Honored to be here.

Great to have you on. So as everybody has heard, U.S. forces staged a major attack on Venezuela,

bombing its air defenses and seizing Maduro. The justification is that he's a narco-terrorist who's being indicted in the U.S.

Now look, Maduro is in many ways an illegitimate leader. He's a thug. He's an international pariah.

But the bottom line is this wasn't authorized by Congress. It's an undeclared and unprovoked war,

and it violates international law.

Norm, how bad is this?

Greg, we haven't seen anything like this in modern American history.

It violates the Constitution.

It is an invitation to the Putin's and Gis of the world to do the same thing in their backyards.

It puts our service members potentially at risk.

And as Marjorie Taylor Green shockingly noted, it's a betrayal of Donald Trump's

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