Danny and I take the Fortress meat cleaver to the situation in Venezuela.  We discuss how humanitarian aid is not the offer Marco Rubio or anyone in US government says it is and how it’s been repeated historically in a multitude of countries.  We also discuss a recent settlement for a VA patient that smells significantly south of bullshit. Finally, we discuss the bravery and leadership shown by Senator Martha McSally as a survivor of sexual assault.  

1:36 - VA pays $950k to former VA patient

16:37 - Senator Martha McSally’s statement as a victim of sexual assault

44:52 - Venezuela regime change

VA pays $950,000 to patient of ex-Iowa surgeon hired despite incompetence allegations

Sen. Martha McSally coming forward about her rape could be a watershed moment for Republican women

Burning Aid: An Interventionist Deception on Colombia-Venezuela Bridge?

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