The Harry Sisson Show - Don't Let Them Get Away With This...

Episode Date: January 3, 2026

Harry Sisson provides the latest updates on Maduro being captured by the United States and goes over the excuses from the Trump regime so far.

All right, folks, look, we cannot let them get away with this. In the past 24 hours, we've seen the United States because of Donald Trump, bomb Venezuela in the middle of the night, then put boots on the ground, and capture Venezuelan President Maduro with his wife and have brought them back to the United States. And right now, Trump and members of his regime are coming up with the most insane justifications and excuses on social media. Members of the team or people around them are even making fun of it on social media. I'm going to show you some of their excuses, but we can't let them get away with it.

We have to call it out. I'm not arguing that the DOJ will find some moral clarity and indict these people for doing something wrong, but we the people can hold them accountable through knowledge. So make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about the story. And also later, we will talk about a significant Epstein deadline that just happens to be today. And we've received nothing so far from the Trump regime. But first and foremost, I do want to give you a crucial update on the state.

this whole story surrounding Maduro, which is he has arrived in New York with his wife. They've been removed from the plane. And I imagine that right now, we don't know where they are, but they are likely on their way to a prison in New York. There's reports that it was the same one, Galane Maxwell was once held at, but we don't know 100% sure yet. So just watch them get removed from the plane. As if they are walking backwards.

And so the person there that may be beyond the man with the backpack there, you see one agent walking backwards and you see someone flanked by quite a few people coming down the stairs gingerly. That may well be Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro taking his first steps onto U.S. soil. That appears to be what's happening, but we cannot guarantee it as this is the most activity we have seen leaving that plane after quite a few minutes there, some maybe 20, 30 minutes that we've been watching this. But this is the largest group of folks that we've seen leaving that plane.

So obviously it's very difficult to see. It is very dark out. But I imagine this guy right here being walked down the steps one by one is Nicholas Maduro. And I'm going to make a bet with you, folks. You know all those immigration videos we've seen from the Trump regime

of them mocking it essentially, making these edits and whatnot? I think that this guy right here, the very lowest guy on the steps, is holding a phone or a camera of some kind, and he's filming it. I think let's just, let's see if I can get it. Yeah, this is a good angle. The guy at the lowest, I think he's holding his hand up with a phone filming it.

And I'm like 99% confident that footage will show up in a White House video that looks similar to those ones mocking immigration. But aside from that, we shall see. Let's start with one of the excuses, one of the justifications coming from J.D. Vance, saying the president offered multiple off ramps, but was very clear throughout this process the drug trafficking must stop and the stolen oil must be returned to the United States. Maduro is the newest person to find out that Trump means what he says. Kudos to our brave special operators who pulled off a truly impressive operation.

He included the statement from Donald Trump. But this is just so strange to me. I mean, Donald Trump has been more focused on going after someone like Maduro, who is, of course, bad. Maduro is a murderous dictator who has treated his own people terribly. But what about, like, Putin, for example, which is, threatening Europe, is killing hundreds of thousands of people in Ukraine. What about that? What about him? I mean, Donald Trump has threatened Putin, then taken it back, then threaten him again, and then taking it back. So does he really mean what he says, J.D. Vance? The answer is obviously no. But like the idea that

Donald Trump is this firm guy who really goes after bad guys and he gave an off ramp and then he didn't take it is just total nonsense. It's just total nonsense. But it gets even worse, actually, from J.D. Vance, who said, sorry about that, it glished. And PSA, although I agree with Jojo from Jersey. And PSA for everyone who's saying this is illegal, Maduro has multiple indictments in the United States for narco-terrorism. You don't get to avoid justice for drug trafficking in the United States because you live in a palace in Venezuela.

So my response to J.D. Vance is, okay, well, if that's the case, if we can just indict anybody from around the world, and that justifies us going into that country and taking them, do it to Putin. I'm serious. What about these other dictators who have, killed far more people killed Americans, whether it be in the Middle East or in Europe. What about them? What about them? They're not focused on them. They're too busy sucking up to Putin and bashing Zelensky. But if that's all it takes to get somebody in custody, then that's a

remarkable precedent to set. And by the way, we currently have a president of the United States sitting in the Oval Office or right now in Marlago, who is a convicted felon, who did face a bunch of charges. So he was indicted. I mean, let's bring him, bring him in. Bring him into jail. J.D. Vance endorses that. You know, you can't evade justice just because you live in a mansion in Palm Beach. I like it. Great. Wonderful. Thanks for the president, J.D. Here's another one from Marco Rubio, who reposted a tweet from earlier this year saying, or I should say last year, it's now 2026. Maduro is not the president of Venezuela and his regime is not the legitimate government. Maduro is the head of the cartel de la Soles, a narco-terror organization, which has taken possession of a country. and he's under indictment for pushing drugs into the United States. Again, why don't we say the same thing for Putin?

If their claim is that Maduro is an illegitimate president, which I think there's an argument to be made. There he clearly doesn't win elections fairly. But if that's the argument, Putin doesn't win elections fairly. Everything they're saying right now could be applied to Putin, everything, all of their justifications, but they don't believe it. They don't actually believe these things. They're just trying to come up with anything possible to justify going into Venezuela

in the middle of the night and abducting their. president. I mean, anything, anything possible. But that's what Marco Rubio is saying. He said this back in over the summer and now is, I guess, reupping it now saying it applies that he's not the legitimate head and whatnot. And then here's another one. I just, you know, this is insane. This is from Katie Miller, who is Stephen Miller's wife. And she said soon, in all caps, with a photo of Greenland with an American flag draped all over it, indicating that we, the United States, will soon be taking over Greenland. And I know that MAGA will laugh this off.

Maybe they'll applaud it because, you know, they are imperialists. They just want to take over every country that they can. They want an empire. But they'll laugh this off. But I actually take this quite seriously. And it's something that we all should be kind of concerned about that could happen in the near future. And that's not alarmist.

It's just because we learned from Axios that after Donald Trump caught Maduro, he hinted at military action in Cuba, Mexico, and Colombia. He sent a warning. actually to these governments warning that their countries could be next. So it's not just something that he said on truth social like, hey, I'm thinking about doing this. He actually sent warnings to these countries saying, you might be next. So when Katie Miller, who is the wife of Stephen Miller, who is a high-ranking advisor in the Trump regime, likely behind a lot of these decisions, is posting this, I think it's something that we should take incredibly seriously. It's something

that I think Denmark should take incredibly seriously. I just don't know what happens next. I really, really don't, and it's quite scary. But as I mentioned, there is an important deadline today on the Epstein files that conveniently just happens to fall on the same day that Donald Trump captures Maduro. Not saying that it was planned or anything, but it's an interesting coincidence nonetheless. The oversight Democrats said, we are sure it's just a coincidence, but today is the statutory date for the DOJ to explain its redactions in the Epstein file productions. We have not forgotten and we won't let up regardless of the president's new unconstitutional

actions, and we shouldn't let up. I know it's a lot of crime to keep track of, both internationally and domestically, it's a lot. But we can't forget about it. We need justice for the victims. We need accountability in this government. And they are ignoring this deadline right now. They haven't turned anything over as of the time of filming this. And I don't think they're going to.

That's my, you know, sneaking suspicion. But it's crazy how they're just ignoring this. And instead of addressing it and having a real conversation about what we witnessed over the past 24 hours or the Epstein files, we have J.D. Vance, Markerubio, Katie Miller, and more shit posting on social media. It's gross. It's gross. But look, I'll leave the video there. I'm going to keep tracking the story. I went to bed around 6.30 in the morning yesterday after posting here talking about it. So I'm a little tired, but I will do my best to stay up to date with it. Make sure to subscribe down below. Drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about everything. And as I always say, I greatly appreciate you. And I hope you have an amazing rest of your day.