We're back with some breaking news. New reporting this morning that the US is preparing to strike targets inside Venezuela. A major escalation against the Maduro regime.And this is according to the Miami Herald, which has sources with knowledge of the situation telling the paper, "The Trump administration has decided to attack military installations inside Venezuela and they could come at any time." That is House members from both sides of the aisle say they were left with more questions than answers. After ...

This morning, questions are growing louder from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle about President Trump's strikes on what he says are drug boats. With eight strikes in the Caribbean and now two in the Pacific. And as the administration now dispatches an aircraft carrier to Latin America, lawmakers are pressing for more information.From the intelligence used to target the boats to the change in protocol from what used to be a Coast Guard duty to why they haven't been asked for approval. Joining us now to ...

We did discover today that the Coast Guard when they interdict boats, it's a common thing off the coast of Miami and California. About 25% of the time the boat that they board doesn't have drugs on it. So they have made an error, but they don't kill them.But we've blown up four boats now. And if the percentages hold true, did one of those four boats not have drug dealers on it. If they all had drug dealers on it, you know, the first 11 they killed, what were their names.uh what was the evidence linking them ...

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