Legal AF by MeidasTouch Trump’s Oil Company Takeover in Venezuela Fully Exposed
Jan 5, 2026
The discussion dives into the intriguing intersection of cocaine trafficking and Trump's ambitions in Venezuela. It raises questions about the real motives behind indicting Maduro—oil or drugs? With insights into Venezuela's vast oil reserves and ties to Citgo, tensions with Russia surface. The show scrutinizes Trump's associates eyeing Citgo assets and the troubling implications of regime change without a solid plan. Historical parallels highlight the risks of past interventions, leaving listeners questioning the accountability of U.S. involvement.
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Venezuela's Oil Is The Hidden Motive
- Venezuela holds the world's largest oil reserves, concentrated in the Faja del Orinoco and richer than Saudi Arabia.
- Michael Popok argues oil, not cocaine, likely drives U.S. interest in regime change there.
Miami Ties Inform Concern About Regime Change
- Michael Popok notes his personal ties to Miami's Venezuelan community and their reactions to regime change.
- He expresses concern about post-intervention planning and who will manage day-one governance.
Plan The Day-After Before Intervention
- Plan the day-after before pursuing regime change to avoid chaos and unintended consequences.
- Popok warns against trusting the current Trump team to manage a credible democratic transition.