Not to be the bearer of bad news, but it looks like we're about to embark on another regime change war like next week.

There's so much going on right now in this country that you may not be aware that there is a U.S. naval armada steaming toward Venezuela, which is a large oil-rich country in South America, not too far from here, actually.

And the purpose, the stated purpose of this show of military force

is to force the leader of that country, Nicholas Maduro, to leave.

And the threat is, unless he leaves, vacates the premises,

gives up his job, turns over the range of the opposition party,

splits Venezuela for good. The United

States will go to war with Venezuela, invade it even. Kind of a big deal. You may not even

have known that. Very few people seem to be talking about that. Again, there's a lot else going

on, but it's a pretty significant turn of events,

if you think about it. It's not every day. The United States has another regime change war.

In fact, it's been quite some time. We'd a narrowly averted regime change war back in June with

Iran. They were telling you the point was just to stop its nuclear program. Of course,

the point was to change the leadership in Tehran.

President Trump pulled back. That didn't happen. Thank God. But we are on the cusp of something

very similar happening not too far from here. And an awful lot could go wrong. And yes, we're fully

aware that anyone who points out the potential downside possibilities of a war is not only a wuss, but unpatriotic, hysterical.

The fact that Caracas, Venezuela, the capital, by the way, you'll be hearing a lot more about it if we go to war there.

Caracas, Venezuela, the main population center and capital of Venezuela, is about

475 miles by sea from San Juan Puerto Rico, the American Protectorate. So really from our country,

pretty darn close, super close. And that's significant not because Venezuela's sealed teams are going to blow up Puerto Rico,

but because wars tend to precipitate huge movements of people.

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