Kibbe on Liberty EP 367 | What’s Next for Venezuela?
Jan 7, 2026
The podcast dives into the U.S. military actions in Venezuela and the potential implications for the country. The discussion critiques the legality of these actions while examining historical failures of regime change. Key topics include the influence of corporations on U.S. foreign policy, the legitimacy of new leadership, and the ongoing human rights crisis. Voices of dissent and the need for local knowledge in interventions are highlighted. The potential for opposition leader Maria Corina Machado to reform Venezuela is also explored, alongside warnings about the consequences of foreign meddling.
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Raid Was A Military Operation
- Matt Kibbe argues the Venezuela raid was clearly a military operation despite official denials.
- He warns unilateral regime-change actions are unconstitutional and historically counterproductive.
Non‑Interventionism And Skepticism
- Kibbe emphasizes non-interventionism rooted in realism and skepticism about nation-building.
- He notes regime-change wars typically make situations worse rather than better.
Insist On Congressional Approval
- Demand Congress vote before committing American lives or treasure to regime change.
- Insist on constitutional war powers and transparency for any future military actions.