He expresses a lukewarm stance on the US intervention in Venezuela, acknowledging that while the country is better off without Maduro, the action carries significant risks of regional destabilization.

“So let me just say this right away cuz I know everyone is aching to hear my opinions. I talked about it in the morning show, but for those that are just watching IRL this is I'm lukewarm on this operation.”

He believes the intervention was necessary because it was a clear and communicated action to patrol the American neighborhood against adversaries.

“The United States clearly communicated what its foreign policy goals were in the Western Hemisphere. And that's a breath of fresh air to people to say, we looked at the NSS. It was very clear what we wanted to do in our backyard. And then we went and did it.”

He supports the US intervention because he perceives it as a rare example of government competence and a clear advancement of national foreign policy goals.

“I I think the reason why um people are antsy about this but have come around on this specific intervention is cuz it's actually rare to see competency in these operations from the United States.”