Topic: Maracaibo

A caller from Maracaibo, Venezuela, shares personal stories of family members dying from basic infections and anemia due to the country's medical collapse. He highlights the role of Maduro's wife, Celia Flores, who was Chavez's lawyer and holds significant political power. The caller also questions how "spontaneous" protests appeared across the U.S. within hours of the raid, suggesting pre-planned Soros funding.

Video clips feature a Venezuelan woman criticizing American liberals for protesting a situation they do not understand while living in luxury. Another clip shows Andres Bermudez Portillo, a former prisoner of the Maduro regime, confronting anti-war protesters who have no personal connection to Venezuela. The segments highlight the disconnect between Western activists and the lived experience of those under the Maduro dictatorship.

Debbie, whose husband is Venezuelan, shares her experience living in Maracaibo and witnessing the country's descent into extreme poverty and starvation. She describes the desperation of eating domestic animals and rats to survive under the Maduro regime. Debbie claims that the vast majority of Venezuelans, particularly in religious cities like Maracaibo, view Trump as a liberator.