Patrick Bet-David and the panel react to Trump’s newly announced Venezuela oil agreement, which the White House has called the biggest oil deal in history. The arrangement involves 100-year development rights covering 17 Venezuelan oil fields with roughly 65 billion barrels of proven reserves, while giving U.S. interests significant control and access to future production. The discussion raises a bigger question: was the rapid shift in Venezuela followed by this massive energy deal part of a broader strategy to reshape America’s energy and geopolitical leverage?
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