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Here's what's happening this week in America.

Operations outside Venezuela.

Federman Falls. Jesse Jackson hospitalized and big changes to Doritos.

It's all coming up.

Then Bill's going to be here with your message of the day.

But first, the president has been briefed on options for potential military operations in Venezuela, including a strike on land.

The briefing followed the arrival of the USS Gerald Ford, that is our and the world's

largest aircraft carrier.

This aircraft carrier moved to U.S. Southern Command Area of Operations north of the Caribbean

Sea.

The carrier is accompanied by 60 aircraft, including F-18 fighter jets.

Experts say the actions could be nothing, all the way to air strikes on seaports, airports,

and military facilities.

The Secretary of War, Pete Hexath, said that this Latin America campaign has been designated

Operation Southern Spear.

Since September 2nd, our military has launched 14 strikes and killed 61 people

in boats off the coast of Venezuela and Colombia. Senator from Pennsylvania, John Federman,

was rushed to the hospital after falling outside of his house. The 56-year-old Democrat

suffered a ventricular fibrillation flare-up, caused him to feel light-headed, fell, and hit his face on the ground.

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