The Harry Sisson Show - Marjorie Just EXPOSED Trump's Venezuela SECRET

Episode Date: January 4, 2026

Harry Sisson breaks down Marjorie Taylor Greene's scathing response to Trump's invasion of Venezuela and the capture of Maduro.

All right, folks, check this out. Donald Trump's former best friend, Marjorie Taylor Green, just went scorched earth on him on social media over his operation in Venezuela, the bombings, the capturing of Maduro, everything associated with it. And this is going to sound and feel pretty weird saying, but I actually think a lot of what MTG says in this post is quite reasonable. And I think she's crazy. I disagree with her on every single issue, basically. But this position she's taking on this strike now that she's like,

not really sucking up to Donald Trump every day and they've been feuding for quite some time. I think this position is actually one that many Americans will hold and you might even find yourself agreeing with. Now, I don't agree with every word of what she says in this. Let's be clear. But Donald Trump is certainly not going to like seeing what she says and the fact that it has gotten so much traction on social media. So I'm going to show you her post. We're going to go through it. It is a pretty long one. We will get through all the major points, of course. Before I do any of that, make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story.

And I'd want to quickly start with a short clip from Seth Moulton. He's a representative from Massachusetts. He's running for Senate in Massachusetts. The clip is only 20 seconds. And what he's saying here is actually quite similar to what Marjorie Taylor Green is saying. It's a Democrat, kind of showing bipartisan agreement on Donald Trump's insane illegal strikes in Venezuela. Just watch what he had to say. I mean, is anyone going to just stop for a second and be honest?

This is insane. what the hell are we doing? I mean, we've got a lot of problems in America today. And invading, occupying, running Venezuela does not solve any of them. Yeah, I mean, I agree. I think it's a good point by Representative Seth Moulton. I think a lot of people will too. Taking over Venezuela, the America running it regime change, more regime change in the region

and the United States has participated in, doesn't solve anything. Regime change very rarely works, if ever, and we should know that here in the United States. And it doesn't make grocery prices more affordable, doesn't make housing more affordable, solves none of those issues that actually impact people on a day-to-day basis. And as I said, that's kind of something that Marjorie Taylor Green is saying here. So let's go through it. Quote, I've served on the Homeland Security Committee for the past three years. I'm 100% for strong, safe, secure borders, and stopping narco-terrorists and cartels from

trafficking deadly drugs and human trafficking into America. This is, by the way, the Democratic Party's position. We want a safe, secure border. We want to stop bad guys from doing bad things in the United States. All good. Fentanyl is responsible for over 70% of U.S. drug overdose deaths, and fentanyl comes from Mexican cartels made with chemical precursors from China and trafficked across the U.S.-Mexico border. Mexican cartels are primarily and overwhelmingly responsible for killing Americans with deadly drugs. If U.S. military action and regime change, in Venezuela was really about saving American lives from deadly drugs, then why hasn't the Trump admin taken action against Mexican cartels? So Marjorie Taylor Green is calling BS there, saying

this is not really about drugs, and we'll talk about that in just a moment, how none of these excuses make any sense, but even Marjorie Taylor Green, who is as Republican as they come, is saying, yeah, this excuse right here about narcotics is total BS. And if prosecuting narco-terrorists is a high priority, then why did Donald Trump just pardon the former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez, who was convicted in sentence for 45 years for trafficking hundreds of tons of drugs into America. Ironically, cocaine is the same drug that Venezuela primarily traffics into the U.S. It's the same drug that Donald Trump has been really focused on with Venezuela as well. Interesting, isn't it? The next obvious observation is that by removing Maduro,

this is a clear move for control over Venezuelan oil supplies that will ensure stability for the next obvious regime change war in Iran. And of course, why is it okay for America to militarily invade, bomb, and arrest a foreign leader? But Russia is evil for invading Ukraine and China is bad for aggression toward Taiwan. Is it only okay if we do it? I'm not endorsing Russia or China. And I actually think this is a very strong point, because think of the precedent that has now been set across the world. We Americans, as a country, just went into a sovereign nation and abducted their leader, brought them into the United States, and are now holding them here. And let's be clear, Maduro is a very bad guy. He has treated Venezuelan people

terribly, killing his own people, but it does not give the United States the right to go into the country and abduct him. And now, what's stopping Putin from using that very same justification and pointing to us as the example for why what he does is okay? What if he's planning to go kidnap Zelensky? I mean, what is America going to say? No, you can't do that. We just did it. It sets a terrible precedent, a terrible precedent. Regime change funding foreign wars and Americans' tax dollars being consistently funneled to foreign causes, foreigners both home and abroad and foreign governments, while Americans are consistently facing the increasing cost of living, housing, health care, and learn about scams and fraud of their tax dollars is what has most Americans enraged, especially the younger generations. I agree. Affordability is a major problem and a major thing that a lot of people my age are thinking about. I have these conversations with people in my life, my friends, who are not political whatsoever all the time, and that's their main issue.

Especially the younger generations, boomers and half of Gen X will cheer on neocon wars and talking points, but the other half of Gen X and majority on down see it through and hate it. Americans discuss with our own government's never-ending military aggression and support of foreign wars is justified because we are forced to pay for it. And both parties, Republicans and Democrats, always keep the Washington military machine funded and going. I disagree. This is one of the points I'm not so sure on. I think it's certainly more Republicans than Democrats. Yeah, more Republicans and Democrats. Not saying that Democrats haven't contributed, but the idea that they're somewhat even on this issue is just BS. This is what many in MAGA thought they voted to end. Boy, were we wrong. As the baby boomers slip away both in votes and power, the electoral future will be decided for candidates that focus on American economic

populism and promising prosperity for Americans only. As of right now, neither party is offering the solution. I disagree with that. well. I think there are plenty of Democratic candidates. Zoran Mamdani, for example, Spamberger in Virginia, Cheryl and New Jersey, all of whom just won, they're offering the solution, talking about affordability, actually trying to do things on it. She also added, we are, quote, running Venezuela now America first. Very much so, not America first from Donald Trump, but isn't it weird that this is coming from Marjorie Taylor Green? I couldn't have imagined this a year ago, two years ago, but she's actually calling out Donald Trump and making decent points here and there. And a lot of these calls

here of, you know, it's not about the drugs, it's not about this or whatever, are valid points. It's actually one that I want to show you in a video from Rachel Maddow. She made this point today on MS now, and I think she just puts it in such a succinct and digestible way. And I just love the point she makes. It's just calling out the BS of the excuses that Donald Trump has given so far. Watch. What do you make of this? This is a, it's a very, very big development in a months long effort against Venezuela. Yeah, I mean, I'm really interested to hear what the president has to say in his remarks from the White House that are planned for just a little under an hour from now. Allie, I feel like in your heart of hearts, when you think about what the

United States just did, I think there are very few Americans right now who have any idea why the United States did this. If this was about drug trafficking, then why did President Trump just pardon the former president of Honduras who was convicted of sending hundreds of tons of drugs into the United States. If this was about something about the illegitimacy of Maduro's election, well, that's something

that the U.S. is decrying any other country policing. We just sanctioned Brazil for having tried to protect itself from a coup by its former president, Jay O. Bolsonaro. I mean, if it's about gangs, we had the president of El Salvador

who is believed by U.S. law enforcement to be very linked with the notorious gang MS-13, which caused incredible damage in the hemisphere, including in the United States. United States, he's invited into the Oval Office, and the president says that he's looking forward to sending homegrown Americans to that president's essentially, you know, jungle concentration

camps. So all of the purported explanations for what's happened here don't stand up to logical scrutiny. The president has... That is exactly right. They do not stand up to logical scrutiny. And I think that most Americans are actually going to be agreeing here. I really do. And that's rare. I mean, it's rare. You're going to have the diehard Trump fans who are the loudest voices in the room. You've probably seen on social media today in some capacity celebrating saying, hell yeah, this is so sick and badass. I think most Americans voters are going to be looking at this like, why the hell are we doing this? You have Marjorie Taylor Green and Seth Moulton agreeing. You have Marjorie Taylor Green, Seth Moulton, and me agreeing for the most part. And I think, again, Marjorie Taylor Green is out of her mind. But I don't know. You can let me know in the comments if you agree if you find yourself in a different position. If you think the strike was justified, let me know. If you don't, let me know. I'm always excited to hear from you. And whatever platform you're watching this video on, I always do read the comments. And they always help shape my perspective a little bit. So make sure to leave one. But aside from all that, I appreciate you being here. I'll wrap it up. I just thought those

explanations from Maddow, from Marjorie, from Seth Moulton, were good. So make sure to subscribe down below. Drop a like. As I said, leave a comment. Have an amazing rest of your day. And we will talk soon.