Will President Trump act on his threat to take Cuba?

The discussion centers on the possibility of U.S. intervention in Cuba, given its current economic struggles and President Trump's interest. Jon Lee Anderson, a staff writer at The New Yorker who recently reported from Cuba, describes the shockingly bad conditions on the island, including widespread malnutrition, disease, and a collapsing infrastructure exacerbated by the end of Venezuelan fuel shipments. Trump's interest in Cuba is primarily driven by its undeveloped beachfront property and tourism potential. Anderson notes Cuba's preparations for a potential U.S. invasion, including military training and a deeply ingrained anti-imperialist sentiment. Negotiations involving Secretary of State Marco Rubio aim for economic and political changes in Cuba, but are complicated by distrust and the desire for regime change.