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Chuck Schumer won't say if he opposes regime change in Venezuela. JAKE TAPPER: Do you disagree with President Trump's ultimate goal of regime change in Venezuela? CHUCK SCHUMER: Look, the bottom line is President Trump throws out so many different things in so many different ways, you don't even know what the heck he's talking about. You know, obviously, if Maduro would just flee on his own, everyone would like that; but we don't know what the heck he's up to when he talks about that. So it's very, very - you cannot say I endorse this, I endorse that - when Trump is all over the lot, not very specific and very worrisome at how far he might escalate.
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Chuck Schumer won't say if he opposes regime change in Venezuela. JAKE TAPPER: Do you disagree with President Trump's ultimate goal of regime change in Venezuela? CHUCK SCHUMER: Look, the bottom line is President Trump throws out so many different things in so many different ways, you don't even know what the heck he's talking about. You know, obviously, if Maduro would just flee on his own, everyone would like that; but we don't know what the heck he's up to when he talks about that. So it's very, very - you cannot say I endorse this, I endorse that - when Trump is all over the lot, not very specific and very worrisome at how far he might escalate.

Ken Klippenstein

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