Judging Freedom Larry Johnson : Epstein and Kirk Attack Trump from Their Graves
Nov 17, 2025
In this discussion, Larry Johnson, a former intelligence professional, dives into hot topics like Trump's negotiations with Maduro and the minimal threat Venezuela poses to U.S. national security. He explores Russian perspectives on the Ukraine war and notes that there’s little pressure on Putin to end it. The conversation also touches on Trump's controversial stance regarding Epstein files and the erosion of MAGA support linked to Epstein and Charlie Kirk's death. Johnson raises concerns about Trump's mental fitness, citing cognitive decline and influential outside pressures.
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Negotiation Over Military Action In Venezuela
- Larry Johnson argues Trump prefers negotiation with Venezuela to avoid a risky military confrontation that could cost lives and vessels.
- He says the U.S. armada off Venezuela has degraded capability and attacking risks exposing the U.S. as a paper tiger.
Venezuela Is Not A Primary Drug Threat
- Johnson asserts Venezuela poses zero direct national security threat to the U.S. beyond narcotics transit.
- He emphasizes Venezuela is not the primary mover of fentanyl and other drugs compared with Mexico and Colombia.
Russian View: Confusion And Tactical Advance
- Johnson reports Russians are confused by Trump's unpredictability while their military advances in multiple sectors.
- He describes a gradual collapse of the Ukrainian front as Russian forces come online and Ukraine struggles to resist.