My people are talking with her.

I just say that she will face a situation probably worse than Maduro [if she doesn't cooperate].

Maduro gave up immediately. He raised his hand, he gave up. And he did the right thing, but he gave up.

We were so effective, and it was so fast and violent. It was very violent, but we were so effective.

Cuba looks like it's ready to fall. I don't know if they're going to hold out.

Cuba now has no income. They got all of their income from Venezuela, from the oil. They're not getting any of it.

Cuba literally is ready to fall. And you have a lot of great Cuban Americans that are going to be very happy about this.

We're not — I think it's just going to fall. I don't think we need any action. It looks like it's going down.

It's going down for the count. Have you ever watched a fight? They go down for the count. And Cuba looks like it's going down.

What is the right response when a country sends in tens of thousands of people to overwhelm your system? When a country is a narco-terrorist state that floods your country with cocaine that's aligned with Hezbollah? What's the right response?

You blow up the boat before they get here. You take down the source of the problem.

President Trump didn't wake up one day and say, "Hey, let's take Venezuela." He did what other people talked about but didn't have the balls or the guts to do. This is a good thing. This is not interventionism. This is making America safer.

We're going to be more prosperous because of the business deals. There are going to be Americans alive today because he shut down a narco-terrorist state called Venezuela.

This is a good thing, not a bad thing.

He could be in Turkey today, but he's in New York.

So if you tell people in Cuba you need to stop being a communist dictatorship threatening America, you should go somewhere else. You better take the offer.

Maduro has nobody to blame but himself. Trump gave him a way out. He chose to defy Trump and the U.S. military, and his ass is in jail where he deserves to be, and every president has said the same thing, but he did it.

The oil companies are going to go in and rebuild their system. They're going to spend billions of dollars. They're going to take the oil out of the ground, and we're taking back what they sold.

Remember, they stole our property. It was the greatest theft in the history of America. Nobody has ever stolen our property like they have. They took our oil away from us. They took the infrastructure away.

All that infrastructure has rotted and decayed. And the oil companies are going to go in and rebuild it. We're not going to spend very much money at all, if anything.

But the oil companies are going to go. We're going to take our oil back.

The gang, Tren de Aragua, that comes out of Maduro's country — he was very friendly with that gang — they're having a hard time right now.

We had Tren de Aragua all over Washington, D.C., and they got the hell beat out of them.

Washington, D.C., is the safest city right now in the U.S.

Venezuela reaffirms its commitment to peace and peaceful coexistence. Our country aspires to live without external threats, in an environment of respect and international cooperation. We believe that global peace is built by first guaranteeing peace within each nation.

We prioritise moving towards balanced and respectful international relations between the United States and Venezuela, and between Venezuela and other countries in the region, premised on sovereign equality and non-interference.

We invite the U.S. government to collaborate with us on an agenda of cooperation oriented towards shared development within the framework of international law to strengthen lasting community coexistence.

President Donald Trump, our people and our region deserve peace and dialogue, not war.

This has always been President Nicolás Maduro’s message, and it is the message of all of Venezuela right now.

This is the Venezuela I believe in and have dedicated my life to. I dream of a Venezuela where all good Venezuelans can come together.

Venezuela has the right to peace, development, sovereignty, and a future.

Trump: You know I wrote about Bin Laden one year before the attack on the World Trade Center. I said you have to go after Bin Laden — it was in my book.

If they would’ve listened to me, they wouldn’t have the World Trade Center tragedy. I predicted Bin Laden. Did you know that?

Senator Graham: I learn something everyday.

If he wants to throw me in jail, let's see if he can.

If he wants to put me in the orange jumpsuit, let him try. But this nation doesn't kneel before him.

His past hatreds, which I don't know about, and no Colombian is to blame for what happened to his grandfather or his father in Cuba.

Türkiye’s receipt of the F-35 aircraft for which it has already paid, and its reintegration into the program, are important and necessary for better ties with the US and NATO’s defense.

Our expulsion was unjust.

With Trump’s return to office, an opportunity has emerged to move Türkiye–US relations onto a more reasonable and constructive footing.