The Tucker Carlson Show Former CIA officer Felix Rodriguez has led a fascinating life. He was involved in the Bay of Pigs Invasion and was one of the last men to speak to Che Guevara before his execution.
May 6, 2024
Felix Rodriguez, a former CIA officer, shares his gripping experiences from pivotal historical events, including the Bay of Pigs invasion and his last moments with Che Guevara before his execution. He reflects on the moral complexities of Guevara's capture, the chaotic aftermath, and the implications of CIA operations in Cuba. Rodriguez also delves into controversial theories surrounding JFK's assassination, insights into military life, and the harsh realities of socialism on Cuba's economy, offering a unique perspective on intelligence and geopolitics.
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The Last Photo of Che
- Felix Rodriguez recounts the story behind the last known photo of Che Guevara.
- He describes Guevara's capture in Bolivia and the moments leading up to the iconic photograph.
Guevara's Capture
- Rodriguez details Guevara's capture, highlighting the Bolivian army's lack of experience in such operations.
- He explains the CIA's involvement due to restrictions on U.S. citizens during the Vietnam War.
Che's Posthumous Fame
- Rodriguez shares his perspective on Che Guevara's rise to fame, emphasizing that Guevara's significance grew posthumously.
- He claims Guevara was a pro-Chinese communist, causing friction with the Soviet-dependent Cuba.