This is a series, I on the world, I'm John Bachelor.

Venezuela, profoundly troubled.

The migrants from Venezuela are all across the United States. They want to go home, but they cannot

go home to a dictatorship that is now brutal to its own people and a threat to the whole hemisphere.

However, I welcome Mary Anastasia O'Grady, writing the America's column for the Wall Street

on editorial page to introduce us to the Biden administration, and either it is a willing dupe or just not paying attention to how its

agreements over these last years have been violated by the Maduro regime

consistently and yet marry a very good evening to you this involves

Chevron it involves oil all oil companies it involves sanctions and I believe the

Biden administration was seeking to reward Maduro for taking steps towards a democracy.

That is now a mockery after the election of July 28th in which the opposition led by a man named Gonzales Orita won

over twice as many votes as Maduro and yet Mary does the Biden administration have no time for Venezuela?

Are they thinking that this will be picked up by their successor?

Good evening to you, Mary.

Good evening, John.

It's hard to know what the Biden administration is thinking at this point.

I mean, I think we can say back two years ago that the Biden administration was gullible, that they kept thinking that if they just

appeased the regime a little bit more, it would eventually choose democracy over dictatorship.

And now the record is very clear that, you know,

the Biden administration was continually duped.

And most recently, when they thought that they were going to have a free

election, a fair election in Venezuela and the opposition won and yet the regime has refused to accept defeat.

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