Where is next for Trump after Venezuela?

The podcast analyzes the implications of the U.S. arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on drug-related charges. Ray Donovan, former Chief of Operations for the DEA, explains the long-term investigation into Maduro's ties to Colombian guerrilla groups involved in cocaine production and trafficking, highlighting Venezuela's role as a facilitator rather than a producer of drugs like fentanyl. John Lyons, ABC's Americas Editor, discusses the broader message Trump is sending to the international community, framing the action as a demonstration of U.S. power in its sphere of influence. He suggests this approach, while controversial internationally, could politically benefit Trump by appealing to his base through a show of strength and potential access to Venezuelan oil.