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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up.

Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Tuesday for the opening message of 2006, I'm going to be unkind.

George Stephanopoulos has recertified his status as a nitwit, which has been growing

ever since Donald Trump entered politics.

George, who cost ABC News about $16 million in legal costs last year,

after calling the president a rapist,

is very concerned there's no legitimate basis to justify the removal of Venezuelan dictator Nicholas Maduro.

Apparently, all the ABC news producers who attended George

couldn't find the time to research the story. Most likely because ABC, now to so many weather-related

reports, the staff has fallen out of touch with real news. If you want to know whether it was

cloudy in Caracas when U.S. Special Forces grabbed Maduro,

ABC is your go-to.

But if you're looking for actual facts, keep your focus here.

On November 24, 2025, the Trump administration designated the Cartel de Los Solas as a terrorist organization. That means the USA can legally use military force against it.

Los Solos smuggles narcotics into America and does a number of other criminal things.

Maduro is allegedly involved with the group.

At least, that's what the Justice Department says.

That is the legal basis for Trump's action against Old Nick,

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