Cuba's Castro Family and U.S. Policy on Venezuela and Iran

We're here in the great state of Florida.

There's a lot of patriots here, a lot of Cubans that hate communism.

Right. Uh, what are the chances that the Castros are gonna be in charge of Cuba over the next two years?

Well, I would say it's not gonna last much longer. Look, it's a failed country.

We're gonna get people back there very soon.

Look at what we did with Venezuela, and, uh, it's gonna work out very well.

It's, uh, something we're gonna finish off one, and then we're gonna maybe take a look at the other. But, uh, Venezuela's been tremendous, and now we're in a place called Iran, taking away their nuclear weapon.

They're never gonna have a nuclear weapon, and that's working out very well.

Their navy's gone, their air force is gone, their anti-aircraft is gone, their leaders are gone, everything's gone. Uh, but we'll finish that off.

But we're watching Cuba very closely, and we have Marco looking at it extremely closely. His parents were from Cuba, and that'll work out definitely with his two and a half years.

Even before that, actually.