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I'm Will Miller, a political scientist now employed as Associate Vice President with Campus Labs.

And joining me again today is Zach, our new anarcho-communist friend.

Zach, glad to have you back on the show.

Thanks for having me, Will.

So let's start with an issue that I think might be of interest to you, given some of your political leanings and political background.

And that's what's going on in Venezuela, where obviously we still have an internal battle going between Nicholas Maduro and Juan Guaido, and then obviously

we have the impact of the United States influence on this in terms of recognition by President

Trump and now being echoed by many in D.C. So what's your view on what's happening in Venezuela?

What background do you want to provide for listeners on this,

well, I would like listeners to be conscious of

previous U.S. interference in Latin American politics.

It's the place that we feel the most comfortable intervening, the place that we've had the most success historically, and it's also the place that we feel the most comfortable intervening.

It's the place that we've had the most success historically, and it's also the place that

has rebuked us the hardest most recently.

Maduro, for what it's worth, I don't support Maduro, but I do support the movement that

he is in front of.

And what's going on right now is one, Trump wants another win, so he's pushing for this.

But we're openly calling for a coup.

We are funding military attempts.

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