You WILL NOT BELIEVE what JUST HAPPENED in CUBA !!!

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[00:00:00]Ladies and gentlemen, yesterday afternoon, the Department of Justice unsealed their official indictment of former Cuban President Raul Castro. And so now, everyone around the world is sitting here wondering what happens next. Well, just this morning, Secretary of State Marco Rubio up here in the United States of America actually gave some pretty big hints as to what is about to happen to Cuba. really in the very near future. And as a little bit of a spoiler here, well, let's just say that Cuba pretty much seems to be on the cusp of getting the Venezuela treatment, if you know what I mean. But, okay, first off, take a listen to this.

[00:00:47]>> Here's what I can tell you. Cuba not only has weapons that they've acquired from Russia and China over the years, u but they also uh host Russia and Chinese intelligence presence in their country.

[00:00:58]not far from where we're standing right now. So Cuba's always posed a national security threat to the United States.

[00:01:04]>> They, by the way, have been one of the leading sponsors of terrorism in the entire region. You look at the groups that work out of Colombia that have destabilized that country over the years with full support from this regime over there. So, uh, Cuba's consistently posed a threat to the national security of the United States. And the other thing that poses a threat to the national security of the United States is to have a failed state 90 miles from our shores run by friends of our adversaries. Well, it's it's that I mean, everybody says, "Ah, the Cuban Missile Crisis, that was 70 years ago. Who cares? It's not that.

[00:01:33]That was so long ago." Guys, reminder, a week ago or less. Seriously, the US State Department caught We found out that the Cuban regime had purchased 300 of these Iranian Shahed drones, the type that they've been launching launching at Israel and US bases and Qatar and Saudi Arabia, all over the Middle East. Cuba, the communist Cuban regime actually has in their possession 300 of those drones that they bought from Iran. They're sharing intelligence with China and Russ. It's a big It's a big problem.

[00:02:02]Massive problem. Okay, still to this day a massive problem. But then Marco Rubio went on to say that the Trump administration very notably actually prefers to come to some sort of negotiated settlement, but that if a peaceful civil negotiated settlement is not possible, that we're also not afraid to sort of um take matters into our own hands, for lack of a better phrase. Take a listen.

[00:02:29]>> Our preference in Cuba and anywhere in the world is a negotiated diplomatic settlement. Okay? And that's what I would say to you. The president always has the option to do whatever it takes to support and protect the national interest and national security of the United States. He has the option to do that if there's a threat to the national security of the United States. And he has shown his willingness to do that when he identifies such a threat. That said, our preference is always a diplomatic solution always. Um and andor, you know, a negotiated agreement.

[00:02:57]That's always our preference. But to answer your question, if there's a threat to the national security of the United States, the president not just has the right, he has the obligation to address that national security threat.

[00:03:08]>> An obligation, not the right. It's an obligation to protect America, our national security interests. This is our hemisphere, the Monroe Doctrine, the Donro doctrine. The president does, as a matter of fact, have an obligation to put our interests first, which is exactly what he continues to do. Then Marco Rubio went on to say really went on to explain why Cuba's economic situation has become so catastrophic and where things currently stand right now.

[00:03:37]Take a listen.

[00:03:37]>> We remain here's the problem we have.

[00:03:40]We'll engage with the Cubans. We have our ambassadors met with them recently.

[00:03:42]The CIA director was down there a few weeks ago. There's some state department communications that occur. I just don't see a lot of At the end of the day, they got to make a decision. Their system doesn't work, right? Their economic system does not work. It's broken. And you can't fix it with the current political system that's in place. They just don't comprehend how to do it. And it's a failed state. Like their economy and the model they're trying to follow in Cuba doesn't resemble what anyone is doing anywhere in the world. I mean, there are other ways to do it that can provide the people of Cuba prosperity and opportunity. We remain >> You ever hear these communists? What do they say? They say, "Yeah, listen. I know that communism has never worked um anywhere ever in the history of all humanity, but trust me, if we just try communism one more time, if we give it a little bit more time, I think it's going to work. It's like, how many countries have to be ruined in the endeavor of, you know, pursuing the communist utopia?

[00:04:39]How many people have to die? How many hundreds of millions of people have to die in the pursuit of the communist utopia?

[00:04:48]Cuba is still trying it. They never got the memo. They're still try. They're still trying. It's not working. Marco Rubio goes on to say this.

[00:04:56]>> You look at Cuba in the Bahamas, in Jamaica, in the Dominican Republic, here in Florida. Cuba is surrounded by places where people have the right to do things like own a business, work for themselves, uh, and be able to vote. and for the leaders that govern them andor replace them. So if that's possible all around Cuba, why isn't it impossible?

[00:05:15]Why is that not possible inside of Cuba?

[00:05:17]And right now there just doesn't seem to be people over there in charge of the regime who are in any way open to any of those changes. And the things they talk about economically are cosmetic in nature. They're not real because that's what they've gotten used to all these years is just buying time and waiting us out. They're not going to be able to wait us out or buy time. We're very serious. We're very focused. As I told you a moment ago, in the context of Iran, the president's preference is always a negotiated agreement that's peaceful. That's always our preference.

[00:05:43]That remains our preference with Cuba.

[00:05:45]I'm just being honest with you. You know, the likelihood of that happening given who we're dealing with right now is not high. But if they have a change of heart, you know, we're here. They want to work with them. They might not be optimistic, but they do. And what's more, he says the Trump administration is not going to allow the Cuban regime to keep on kicking the can down the road. not going to tolerate this severe of a national security threat. The communist psychotic Cuban regime, 90 miles off of the tip, southern tip of Florida.

[00:06:13]It's insane that we've let this problem go on long enough. Real quick, yes or no in the comment section. Is the psychotic communist Cuban regime a national security threat?

[00:06:23]Obviously, yeah. Now, Marco Rubio also went on to say that the United States really, we're very benevolent. We're nice. We want to be charitable. we are ready to help the Cuban people, the people of Cuba, but that we can't right now because the communist psychotic Cuban regime is just so violent and corrupt. Take a listen.

[00:06:43]>> Um, Mr. Secretary, are you is the US administration offended that the regime has not taken you up on the offer of hund00 million in humanitarian aid yet?

[00:06:53]>> Are we offended that the Cubans have not accepted our 100 million? Well, they say they've accepted it. We'll see if that means it because here's the thing. We're not going to do humanitarian aid that falls into the hands of their military company that they have and then they take that stuff and they sell it at the dollar stores and put the money in their pocket. That's not going to work that way.

[00:07:10]>> Corrupt, violent, psychotic.

[00:07:13]Cuba is a military dictatorship. Any aid that gets given to Cuba just gets taken by the communist regime and then it it's hoarded. Imagine that. The communist leadership, as it would turn out, they're not actually redistributing their wealth to the people. They're just hoarding it for themselves. And then folks, okay, as all of this pressure is building on Cuba, I actually have a little bit of a heartwarming video that I really wanted to share with you folks today because as some of you might know, Cuban immigrants up here in the United States, there's a lot of them in Florida, as a matter of fact, right now are one overjoyed with happiness that their home country, the country they fled because of this psychotic communist regime, well, now it seems like it's on the cusp of gaining freedom. Cuba is, but also two Cuban immigrants up here in the US really, frankly, seem eternally grateful to President Trump right now because he's the first president to actually make a serious concerted effort to solve these issues. In fact, like I said, heartwarming video warning here.

[00:08:14]Take a look at this.

[00:08:15]>> I do want to bring in Oscar Fernandez here with me.

[00:08:19]>> He left Cuba in 1961 when you were just 15 years old.

[00:08:24]>> That is correct. Tell me about what today means in the news of the indictment of Royal Castro.

[00:08:29]>> It means some justice for the Cuban people.

[00:08:34]For 67 years, I'm sorry, we have been ignored by everybody, the United Nation, the Organization of American States, the European Union, everybody.

[00:08:48]So, we hope this is the beginning of the downfall of the Castro regime.

[00:08:54]Sorry, little bit emotional.

[00:08:56]>> Yeah.

[00:08:57]>> And uh we're ready to go back and help in the reconstruction of our country uh with work, with money, with investment and uh with love that has been lacking in Cuba for the last six decades.

[00:09:21]>> Oscar, thank you so much for sharing your perspective. I know you're getting emotional because this is a huge day for the Kabine community. It >> you and yourself, multi-generations.

[00:09:29]What What are you hoping happens next?

[00:09:32]>> Well, this should be the beginning of the downfall. This should be the beginning uh of a liberation of Cuba uh with the help of the United States.

[00:09:49]See, I I uh can no longer fight, but uh the US is being a second home to us. Truth be told, I got kids and grandkids born here in Florida and in New York and uh we're ready to do our part.

[00:10:14]This administration is the only administration, sorry, that has that is trying to open the door for us.

[00:10:26]And we are not going to let this opportunity go by.

[00:10:29]>> You know what? I'm going to tell you here something, folks. You guys know that I am I'm a hardliner on immigration. Okay? You guys know how I feel when people come to this country and they assimilate and they speak our language and they genuinely love this country for what it is. Is this guy an American? Has he made has he made it his does he love this country? Has he has he given his all to become a patriotic American? I think so. Not like some of the others we're talking about. You know what? This guy can stay. This guy This guy can stay. God bless him. Okay. It can happen. It can happen. Ladies and gentlemen, here's a matter of fact, okay? As this guy says here, this Cuban guy, God bless him. As we all know, as we've just gotten done really breaking down, the Trump administration day by day, as a matter of fact, is continuing to put America first.