Louder with Crowder Venezuela: Everything They Are Telling You is Bullsh*t
Jan 7, 2026
Josh Firestine, a comedic commentator, joins to discuss the recent developments in Venezuela, including the capture of Nicolas Maduro in New York. They explore the implications of U.S. actions on regional power dynamics, weighing the impact on countries like China and Russia. Firestine critiques celebrity hypocrisy regarding political commentary and highlights the shift in public opinion after the operation. With a blend of humor and insight, they analyze the U.S.'s energy interests and the uncertain future of Venezuela's government.
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Capture Reinforces U.S. Regional Credibility
- Steven Crowder argues Maduro's capture in New York reasserts U.S. deterrence and regional influence.
- He frames the action as restoring a Monroe Doctrine-style priority in the Western Hemisphere.
Stability Can Reduce Migration Pressure
- Crowder says reestablishing control in the hemisphere helps curb migration and drug flows.
- He rejects the claim the action will increase U.S. immigration, noting many Venezuelans already fled years ago.
Oil Access Is A Strategic Priority
- Crowder frames oil access as a strategic and economic priority tied to past American investments.
- He argues reclaiming Venezuelan energy benefits U.S. energy security and companies.
