The Harry Sisson Show - Trump's TOP SECRET War Plan Just Got EXPOSED...

Episode Date: October 25, 2025

Harry Sisson breaks down new reporting that confirms Donald Trump wants to drag the United States into another war.

Well, folks, it looks like Donald Trump is getting ready to go to war, bringing the United States in yet another conflict. I have a bunch of evidence to show you to prove this and some new information that has just come out in the last few hours. But Donald Trump, the guy who said he was pro-peace, anti-war, is getting ready to launch another war. So before we get into all of this, it's a pretty important story. I think you should hear about it. And every American should really hear about it. Make sure to subscribe to the channel down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story.

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officials say Donald Trump is considering plans to target these facilities and drug trafficking routes inside Venezuela, although he has not yet made a decision on whether to move forward with them. But as you're about to see in a moment, it seems like the Trump administration has made a decision as to what they're going to do. Outward signs on Friday, today at the time of filming this, pointed towards a major potential military escalation with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, ordering the Navy's main, the Navy's most advanced,

aircraft carrier strike group that is currently stationed in Europe to the Caribbean region amid a massive buildup of U.S. forces there. Trump has also authorized the CIA to conduct covert operations in Venezuela. So that paragraph alone, let's just digest that for a second. We are moving our most advanced aircraft carrier strike group across the world, across the entire globe. The CIA is conducting operations in Venezuela. That seems like we're going to war. So the Trump administration, and even Trump himself can play dumb, they can say, well, I don't, you know, I don't know what you're talking about. No decision has been made, really? Because we're moving aircraft carriers around the world to get to a certain region of which

Donald Trump is deciding as to whether we're going to drone strike. I don't know. That seems pretty definitive to me. The president has not ruled out taking a diplomatic approach. I mean, come on. Really? You know, I think we know what Donald Trump's going to do. Donald Trump taking a diplomatic approach? When? When? Anyway, they report, at least, that Donald Trump has not ruled out taking this diplomatic approach with Venezuela to stem the flow of drugs into the United States. Two officials said, even after the administration cut off active talks with Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro in recent weeks. Venezuela is not known to be a major source of cocaine, but the Trump administration has been aggressively trying to link Maduro to the drug trade. And that's the problem here. One of the main holes in Trump's story. is actually they're having a very hard time tying Venezuela to the drug trade that they're alleging, whether it be cocaine or other substances. They're just, they're not getting it done. There's no real connection that they've provided to the American people. Basically, we're just hinging on Donald Trump's word with this one. And Donald Trump's word, the word of a president, as we know

historically, is never really a good idea to go to war and put American lives at risk. But why would we expect anything different from Donald Trump? I'm being serious. Quote, there are plans on the table that the president is considering regarding operations on targets inside Venezuela. One official has told CNN, he hasn't ruled out diplomacy, they've said. But there are plans on the table that the president is considering regarding going inside Venezuela, a land invasion. A land invasion. That's war. That's war. A second official who has been directly involved in some of the discussions argued that there are many different proposals. A third official said the planning is happening across the government, but the focus at the highest levels is going after the

substances inside Venezuela. Trump has escalated his rhetoric on potential land strikes inside Venezuela in recent days, while the U.S. military steadily carries out strikes on alleged drugboats in international waters, which we've all seen and they've been very strange to watch. So far, 43 people have been killed in those strikes. And just to give you some context here as to what's being moved into the Caribbean region, these are some of the most significant ships that the United States military has. We've moved more than 4,500 Marines and sailors, along with a significant portion of our Navy and air assets, I should say, in the Caribbean to strengthen operations against cartels. And just, I'm going to go down this list briefly. And you can kind of

see what we have going on in the Caribbean right now. All of these things are now stationed there. All of these things. Helicopters, nuclear submarines here, nuclear submarines, air jets, fighter jets, people, more than 4,500 Marines. It's. sailors, people are there. And of course, CNN has previously reported that Trump is considering these strikes inside Venezuela, but hasn't gotten there yet, at least hasn't made a determination according to CNN. And now, I want to show you something that's really interesting in this story, which is even Fox News is kind of raising the alarm here. A guest today said that there's a massive buildup of force going on. 14% of the Navy's fleet is now in the Caribbean. Just watch. Well, John, the

Pentagon has been reallocating assets from the Middle East and Pacific, moving warships to the Caribbean since August in what looks like a major military buildup, for what many fear, is an undeclared war. Just moments ago, the Pentagon announced that it is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford Aircraft Carrier Strike Group to the Southern Command region to help with counter-narcotics efforts. The Ford Strike Group right now is currently in the Mediterranean, and will take at least two weeks to get there. This is the first time that the U.S. military will not have a carrier in the Middle East. For U.S. Southern Command, this is a massive buildup of force.

In fact, 14% of the Navy's fleet is now in the Caribbean, according to IEJ media. Just look at that. I mean, and Trump is trying to pretend that nothing's going on. And look at this just major buildup of all these different ships now stationed in the Caribbean right off the coast of Venezuela. I think this in and of itself is a pretty damning indictment of the administration. They're trying to, I should say regime. I just think it's a more fitting word of the regime. They're trying to pretend that this story doesn't exist and liberals are freaking out about going to war when they're having a massive buildup as we speak.

You don't put a bunch of carriers in the ocean, fly a bunch of jets down there, bring thousands of troops down there if you don't expect to do anything with them. I mean, what do they think we're stupid? I guess they do think that we're stupid. Here's another one that I think is not encouraging. Stephen Miller was asked if the administration would consider putting troops on the ground in Venezuela under any circumstances. Are there plans for that? Take a look at what he said.

Not great. Would you consider what the administration consider putting U.S. troops on the ground in any capacity inside Venezuela? Well, I would refer to what Secretary Hakes said yesterday in terms of how the Department of War is viewing the issue of the strategies that are being used to fight these terrorists in the Western Hemisphere. And I'll just continue to reiterate what I said before. I know that you want more detailed answers than I can provide. But these are terrorists and they're going to be killed. Thank you very much. Wow. Okay. So the answer to are we putting troops in Venezuela on the ground

is these are terrorists and they're going to be killed? That sounds like a yes. That sounds like a yes to me coming from Stephen Miller, who, by the way, I once again want to reiterate, is very difficult to look at. He's a very strange man. Here's another piece of evidence I want to show you, just in all of the madness. U.S. troops are being deployed to Trinidad and Tobago this weekend for a five-day visit, full of military exercises, and to the Trump supporters out there who are now just learning that Trinidad and Tobago is a country. This is where it is.

This is how close it is to Venezuela. There's Venezuela. There's Trinidad and Tobago. For Maga, that doesn't know this. for Maga that doesn't know this is how close they are. You know, they're not picking a random country to go have military exercises. They're picking countries that are close to Venezuela. We also have sources saying a person close to the White House told semaphore that Trump will

coordinate military actions in Venezuela with Congress when, quote, Maduro's corpse is in U.S. custody. Again, sounding like he's going to war. Also, very illegal. Donald Trump just launching a land invasion of another country without going to Congress. Only Congress can really issue a declaration of war. But Donald Trump, I mean, again, why are we expecting this guy to follow the law? He shows it time and time again that he's not interested in it. Another fun fact, regime change in Venezuela is actually in Project 2025.

This is from the document, from Project 2025, where they are talking about regime change, saying Venezuela has swung from one of the most prosperous to one of the poorest. Its communist leadership has also drawn closer to some of the United States' greatest international foes and then saying that we need to change leadership there. Now, this is Donald Trump's plan. His conduct in this region has drawn some blowback from MAGA, including Senator Rand Paul, who said there's no fentanyl being made in Venezuela, not a little none.

These are outboard boats that would have to refuel 20 times to reach Miami. We just don't summarily execute people. I guess Donald Trump does. But when Rand Paul is calling out the lie, you know the war pretext is collapsing in real time. And I would agree, but a lot of MAGA standing by Donald Trump and defending his decision to go to war. So this is all very concerning. And there's so much changing by the hour surrounding this story.

But I would not be surprised if in the coming days, maybe weeks, whatever it might be, the United States goes to war with Venezuela. And, you know, the pro-Piece president. That's what he called himself. The pro-peace ticket before the election, I should say, is now going to war, or at least looking like they are going to. So look, it's crazy times in the United States. I appreciate you rock with me, supporting me, staying in the fight.

Make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story. Seriously crazy times. But, you know, take care of yourself this weekend. Have a good weekend. And, you know, we will talk soon.