Sunny Hostin LOSES IT Over Ava Navarro And The View Panel CELEBRATING Trump Arresting Nicolas Maduro
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- ❖A Venezuelan citizen expressed strong support for Trump's actions against Maduro, celebrating his removal as a 'good day'.
- ❖The host argues that international law is selectively applied, primarily to nations less powerful than the United States, and does not effectively constrain US actions.
- ❖Sunny Hostin questioned the legality of Maduro's arrest, citing violations of international law and the absence of congressional authorization, and raised concerns about US imperialism and resource acquisition (oil).
- ❖Anna Navarro celebrated Maduro's removal, acknowledging the suffering he inflicted, but also expressed discomfort with the methods and Trump's comments on the opposition leader.
- ❖The host criticized 'The View' panelists for their perceived contradictions, such as celebrating the outcome but not thanking Trump, and simultaneously worrying about power vacuums while advocating for actions that would create them.
- ❖The host suggests that a 'strongman' leader, similar to Nayib Bukele, is necessary for Venezuela's post-Maduro transition to ensure stability and crack down on lingering pro-Maduro elements.
- ❖The host emphasizes the unparalleled power of the US military, asserting that other nations like Russia lack the capability to execute similar regime change operations efficiently.
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1Venezuelan Perspective on Maduro's Removal
A Venezuelan individual expressed profound happiness and relief at Nicolas Maduro's removal, stating, 'Today for me is a good day because Maduro is out.' This perspective highlights the direct impact of Maduro's tyrannical rule on his country's citizens.
Today for me is a good day because Maduro is out. He is a son of a I hope this sends a message to the other sons of in the region.
2Critique of International Law's Application
The host asserts that international law is a construct primarily applicable to nations less powerful than the United States, not a binding constraint on US actions.
International law only applies to countries less powerful than the United States. ... We are the judge. We are the executioner. We are the creators of international law. Right? So therefore, we're exempt.
3The 'Strongman' Argument for Post-Maduro Venezuela
The host advocates for a strong, right-leaning leader, akin to Nayib Bukele, to lead Venezuela's transition, rather than a potentially 'weak' democratic figure like Maria Corina Machado.
They need a bouquet type of figure. They need a rightle leaning figure who's a strong man preferably who is going to crack down on the crime and the pro Maduro loyalist who still will cause some problems going forward into the future. That is what they need.
4US Military Power and Regime Change Efficiency
The host highlights the unparalleled efficiency and capability of the US military in executing regime change operations compared to other global powers.
Every single time uh we decide that we want to invade a country or to topple some government um and we're willing to use actual military force to do it, right? We're willing to fight a real war, we go for the jugular... We got rid of them in a matter of weeks, days, okay? in terms of actually defeating uh the government armies.
5Critique of 'The View' Panel's Inconsistencies
The host repeatedly criticizes 'The View' panelists for what he perceives as contradictory and 'nonsensical' arguments, particularly their celebration of Maduro's removal while simultaneously condemning the methods and failing to credit Trump.
She just complained and said well we're creating a power vacuum while at the same time arguing to create a power vacuum. point of having the current power structure stay there temporarily is to prevent that... This is why I'm glad that people like this don't lead our government.
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"International law only applies to countries less powerful than the United States. That's it. It doesn't apply to us. Okay? We are the judge. We are the executioner. We are the creators of international law. Right? So therefore, we're exempt."
"I think you can criticize and ask questions and have concerns about the way it it was done and what this means in the future. And I think you can still celebrate that this murderous, corrupt, sadistic son of a is out of Venezuela."
"They need a bouquet type of figure. They need a rightle leaning figure who's a strong man preferably who is going to crack down on the crime and the pro Maduro loyalist who still will cause some problems going forward into the future. That is what they need."
"It is a reminder that we are still the top dog on the whole planet when it comes to military force and capabilities."
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