Topic: Hugo Carvajal

General Hugo Carvajal, currently held at Rikers Island, is reportedly preparing for Maduro's arrival in the U.S. justice system. Byrne argues that Maduro should be treated as an "enemy combatant" under Department of Defense jurisdiction rather than a standard criminal. He draws a parallel to Salvador Allende, suggesting Cuban intelligence would have killed Maduro to create a socialist myth if the U.S. had not intervened.

Donald Trump has initiated an "anaconda" blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers, leaving the regime with only 20 days of cash. Tulsi Gabbard has reportedly prepared a report on foreign subversion that the CIA is attempting to block from reaching the President. Meanwhile, former Venezuelan intelligence head Hugo Carvajal is offering to testify about Iranian and CIA involvement in the region.

Patrick Byrne breaks the news of a letter from Hugo Carvajal, the former head of Venezuelan military intelligence, currently in a U.S. prison. Carvajal's letter reportedly confesses that the Venezuelan regime weaponized the drug trade against the U.S. and created Smartmatic as a tool to rig elections globally.

Patrick Byrne reads portions of Hugo Carvajal's letter, which details how the Venezuelan government coordinated with FARC, ELN, and Hezbollah to flood U.S. cities with narcotics. The letter states that the "Cartel of the Suns" was a deliberate policy to destroy the United States through weaponized drug trafficking.

Byrne alleges that the CIA and specific DOJ officials tried to block access to Hugo Carvajal to prevent his testimony. The letter also confirms that the Venezuelan regime organized and exported the "Tren de Aragua" criminal gang to target political exiles and create chaos in the United States.

Byrne alleges that the CIA has been "two asses in one pair of underwear" with Venezuelan cartels since 1993. He highlights the case of Hugo Carvajal, the former head of Venezuelan military intelligence, who is currently in prison in New York. Byrne claims the CIA is blocking access to Carvajal to prevent him from revealing the extent of the agency's corruption and its role in protecting the Maduro regime.

Emerald Robinson reports that the DOJ is blocking the debriefing of Hugo Carvajal, a key witness with knowledge of Venezuelan election rigging and drug trafficking. Despite a plea deal intended to secure his cooperation, officials like Todd Blanche have reportedly prevented investigators from speaking with him. This is seen as part of a broader effort to avoid legitimizing claims of election fraud that could have implications for U.S. systems.