Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

We're doing well in Venezuela, right? It's working good.

Four months after the United States snatched Maduro from the Venezuelan presidency, does the country have a democratic future?

I ask exiled opposition leader and Nobel laureate Maria Corinna Machado.

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We've not done well on the propaganda war.

As Israel standing with Americans continues to plummet,

I speak to genocide scholar Omer Bartoff about his new book,

Israel, what went wrong, and why he believes the nation is facing a moral and political reckoning.

Also ahead. Unemployment shied up. People were laid off constantly.

How the flood of Chinese imports reshaped America and what it reveals about the future of global trade.

Veteran journalist Bob Davis joins Hari Srinivasan ahead of Trump's'm Christian Amunpur in London. A leader deposed a newly pliant regime

and enriched uranium safely removed from the actual country. What sounds like President Trump's

ideal endgame for Iran is in fact already unfolding in Venezuela. Four months after the U.S. invaded Caracas and captured the leader Nicolas Maduro,

major oil companies are working to ink production deals as the White House pushes to unlock

Venezuela's vast energy reserves.

The United States Department of Energy has announced that, in fact, enriched uranium was removed

from the country and flown to South Carolina.

Another sign of the close ties being forged between Washington and the interim president,

Delci Rodriguez.

But as Trump revels in this new partnership,

what has become of the promise of democracy and democratic elections? It's a question on the mind of millions of Venezuelans, including our first guest tonight, that is Maria Corna Machado, the opposition leader in exile.

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