This is John Batchel, a conversation with colleague David Diyud of the Foundation for Defense

of Democracy about Hezbollah of Lebanon in Venezuela and other countries in the Americas

that are prey to the narco-terrorists. David Dioid answers carefully, if and if, the situation

of Venezuela is not resolved. Leaders of the

government, not Maduro, but leaders of the government that were there before are there now,

and they have liaise, we can presume, with the Hezbollah operating for illicit drugs and for R&R and other activities in the Americas.

David answers, what do we know and when do we know it about the regime in Caracas and

Hezbollah in the Americas?

Here's David to explain.

Much more of this tonight.

Look, we'll see.

It all depends on Venezuela's day after if

if Venezuela's regime is replaced with a durable um democracy or not even democracy

durable pro-American uh government that that is able to implement the rule of law over all its

borders and is able to control its territory fully that that will complicate things for Hezbollah.

If there's chaos, Hezbollah will exploit that and remain in the country in a different way.