This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman. Thank you so much for finding me in New York City.

It never stops. That's how authoritarian's work their magic. It's a blitzkrieg of never-ending news cycles designed to confuse and wear you down.

As I always say, don't pay attention to anything Trump says.

Pay attention to what he does.

And don't listen to what he says about what he does.

Pay attention to what reliable sources say he has done.

And Trump did something. So here is the latest on absolute resolve Donald Trump's land invasion of Venezuela. As of early Sunday morning, the New York

Times is reporting that 40 Venezuelans, soldiers and civilians were killed by the United States military in their attack on Venezuela,

which resulted in the capture of that country's president, Nicholas Maduro.

The entire operation reportedly took under two and a half hours.

No American service members were killed.

One U.S. aircraft was reportedly hit an attack helicopter, but it was able to

fly out of danger. 150 aircraft flying out of 20 U.S. air bases in the Western Hemisphere attacked

four Venezuelan states, the states of Caracas, Maranda, Lagera, and Aragua. Power outages were reported

throughout the country as the pre-dawn raid began. The U.S. military targeted two airbases,

one Fuerreta Tjuna and the other one La Carlata. And then they captured the president of Venezuela,

Nicholas Madura, and his wife, Celia, as they attempted to run into their presidential

palaces safe room. At 1.01 a.m. Eastern, the United States military's extraction force

dropped from helicopters to meet with other

soldiers already on the ground. They broke into the palace to grab the couple. It was in

operation the military reportedly practiced for at least three months. Maduro was flown

immediately to the USS I E Jima where he was photographed.

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