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TOPICAL: On the first show after Nicolas Maduro’s extradition, Nick analyzes the effect of America controlling Venezuelan oil: even if Venezuela ramps to 1.5 million barrels a day it will not move the global oil price, and it is not a lot of oil for the United States. The...

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Trump on Venezuelan oil: Venezuela has also agreed that the United States will immediately begin refining and selling up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil, and this will continue indefinitely. We’re all set to do it. Venezuelan crude is a heavy oil — very good oil, great oil. It’s fantastic for certain uses, like asphalt roads.

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Leavitt: This was the sanctioned oil that was basically just sitting in barrels sitting. The United States government has already begun marketing Venezuelan crude oil in the global marketplace for the benefit of the United States… All proceeds from the sale of Venezuelan crude oil and products will first settle in U.S. accounts at globally recognized banks to guarantee the legitimacy and integrity of the ultimate distribution of proceeds, and those funds will be disbursed for the benefit of the American people and the Venezuelan people, at the discretion of the United States government.

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