➡ A Venezuelan-born individual shares his joy over recent political changes in his home country, calling it one of the best days of his life. He recounts his experiences growing up in Venezuela, including the hardships faced due to political instability and economic crisis. He criticizes those who comment on the situation without understanding the reality, and urges people to show empathy towards Venezuelans. He also expresses frustration over the reluctance of some to credit Trump for his role in the political changes, due to their personal biases.
➡ The speaker is expressing gratitude for the liberation of Venezuela and is confused about why the media portrays it negatively when the people are celebrating. They encourage others to talk to the people of Venezuela to understand their feelings, rather than relying on social media. They also highlight the desire of many Venezuelans to return to their country and rebuild it, and criticize those who speak about Latin America without understanding it.

I want you to hear it straight from the people’s mouths. All right? It’s easy for me to sit here and say, well, this is what they were going through and then show you them celebrating and all of that. But let’s give it some insight from the people’s mouth so that they can better explain to you exactly what’s going on. All right, friends, as you guys know, I think most of you guys know, I don’t really do videos like this ever. I literally just landed from Bogota, Colombia. I haven’t even changed. I just walked into my office at home and decided to make a quick video regarding what happened today in Venezuela.

And first of all, as a person born in Venezuela, this is one of the best days of my life. I look tired. I’ve been crying out of joy the entire day because this is very difficult for people from us in Venezuela. I was born in Caracas, Venezuela, February 4th, 1983. Let’s stop there for a second and let’s really take that in. I don’t want people to skip over that. I don’t want this to just be a thing. I want you to truly understand what he just said. He said, listen, I was born in Venezuela and this is one of the greatest days of my life.

Not his birthday, not his mama’s birthday, not his son’s birthday, not making a bunch of money, not getting a new job, not getting a new car, not getting married, not none of that stuff. Trump removing Maduro is one of the greatest days of his life. One of the greatest days of his life. On February 4th, 1992, the day that I turned nine years of age, my mother woke me up at seven in the morning and told me I didn’t have to go to school that day. It was a school day. The reason was because of the false attempt, the coup d’etat of Chavez against president back then Carlos Andres Perez.

I saw it all on TV. Chavez came in through Caracas killed a bunch of people and got on TV. Thankfully that year, we were able to into the United States when our green card was approved. On December 13th, 1992, I came to the United States. Five, six years later, Chavez takes over, and the country has never been the same. I have not been to Venezuela in 28 years. Not because I don’t want to, because I cannot go without a Venezuelan passport, because of the situation in Venezuela. It got so bad that we didn’t even send money to our family members.

We were sending boxes of food because there was nothing to eat. So today is one of the greatest days of my entire life. I’ve been waiting for this for so long. And a lot of you guys don’t understand that because you’re not Venezuelan. A lot of you guys are pundits that just sit behind social media and just blast anything anybody does that doesn’t agree with your political views. Let me tell you something. February 4th, 1992 became the day what the Chavistas call National Dignity Day. The day that Chavez killed people and tried to overtake the government.

That is what my birthday is. And so I want to take this time to really tell you that day should be today. January 3rd, 2026 should be National Dignity Day for all Venezuelans. This is a huge triumph for everyone that is Venezuelan and has suffered through this. So for all you guys out there that just want to sit back there and complain and talk about oil, why don’t we do something different? Go hug your closest Venezuelan friend. You don’t have to make it into a political thing. Just be thankful and happy for the people that have suffered all these years because of these disgusting criminals that have been in power.

Now, you know that these people don’t have no Venezuelan friends. They ain’t even been out of their hood. Why would they have any Venezuelan friends? These people don’t have no friends that are of different cultures. What makes you think that these people could ever in any way, shape, or form relate to you? They don’t even like their baby mamas. They don’t even like their baby daddies. They don’t have no clue of what other international problems, trouble, issues. What? Why would they have any insight on what’s going on from that front? They don’t even know what’s going on in their own city.

Do you know that I know people that have lived in Detroit their entire life and they know nothing about what has happened in downtown? They don’t, dog, bro, listen, listen. I don’t know what your name is, but I’m going to just call you, I don’t know. I don’t know what name to give you. I’m going to call you Venezuela. Mr. Venezuelan, do you know that most of our people here in the United States of America don’t even know who their senator is? They don’t even know what district they are in to be represented. If you ask the average American who their city council person is or who their alderman is, they could not tell you because they have no clue whatsoever.

And they got the internet right there at their fingertips. Most of the people, bro, bro, bro, bro. The majority of the population does not even vote, yet they all overnight became experts in international relations and oil. The majority of the population, especially if you go into the urban core, they don’t even know who their city council person is, but they became experts in international relations overnight. Somehow they had Venezuelan connects and friends. They’re big meets now. They still believe Obama’s president. Don’t even own a passport, voter registration, non-existent. Some of these people can’t even, bro, listen, listen.

Why would I sit there and discuss where most of the people don’t even have a valid driver’s license and can’t even drive down the street without worrying about getting pulled over? They driving on a suspended license, bro. You know what I’m saying, Molly? They driving on a suspended license, having a conversation and telling you what Trump is doing in a whole other country. Now, Venezuela is not free yet, but I am in faith and have the faith in God that this entire regime is going. So be a friend, give a hug to your friends and stop trying to spin everything to political views.

This is a beautiful day for anybody that has gone through the things that my country or 30 million people have gone through. That’s all I have to say. This is why I try to stay off of social media a little bit when it comes to political talks and things of that sort, because sometimes social media can be so negative. But being that I personally know this and I personally know people that are Venezuelan, my mom is Venezuelan. I have a friend that actually came down from Venezuela. And immediately when that man that Donald Trump took out of office, when he was captured, him and his wife, my friend that came from Venezuela called my grandma and was so happy.

They’re happy that this is happening. They’re happy that he’s finally out because God knows I don’t really know what happened. I don’t really know how Venezuela has been run. But from what I heard and understand is that they haven’t been run the right way. They have been suffering. It’s been scary. Nobody knows what’s going to happen, but I am going to pray for the best because everybody should be able to live freely no matter what. And I’m not going to get into the political part of it. But the reason why I’m speaking out on this is because what I’m seeing in social media is that like they’re making it out of a negative thing.

Let me tell you something. Even the people I’ve seen Venezuelans make videos where they would say. I’m neutral or I didn’t even like the Trump administration, but I got to give them credit for this. Do you know why people keep prefacing what they’re saying by saying I’m not going to get political or I’m not going to speak on a political aspect of it or these they say these people just comment and assume they know what they’re talking about. Do you know why they talking cold like that? Because they know that it’s not popular to actually give Trump credit.

They know that if they if they actually show you and reveal why they’re happy and who they give the credit to, then you will act like, oh my God, I can’t believe that they just said the T word. They gonna say the T word. They saying the T word. The reason why people are so careful with their words and saying, hey, y’all can’t tell us just celebrate just this just that is because they’re afraid of their social media following holding them accountable and criticizing them for actually giving Trump credit for the things that he did to help save and liberate their country.

It’s so sad. It is so sad. It is so sad that we live in a country where people have become so deranged Trump derangement syndrome that you can’t even say thank you for saving me for the things that you did to help liberate my country. And for making sure that not only that our troops get home safe, do you know that it was people that criticized Trump for giving the troops bonuses on Christmas? They’re making it seem like Venezuela is like just distraught about it when that that’s the complete opposite. They’re happy that this man is finally gone.

I just want people to instead of looking at social media and looking for answers on social media, talk to the people, see how they feel, see if this is something that they really wanted. Like, this is something that clearly needed to happen and nobody knows what the outcome is going to be, but can we just hope for the best for them? Can we just hope that this happiness is now this this is going to be the start of a growth in that country that needed to happen? What matters is the people, how they feel and what they are, their reaction is positive.

I generally want to know why the media is making it so negative when the people of Venezuela are literally celebrating in the streets. That’s where it just doesn’t connect for me. Well, it’s not going to ever connect for you or anybody else because you don’t understand it. The library, what is this? I don’t usually, now I know the chat is going to hold me accountable for responding to you. But you said, Anton, I am really surprised to see you relying on women’s emotional reactions to support your argument. Did you not just see the guy that said, did you just come in? Are people not supposed to be emotional when they get liberated from somebody that has oppressed them for the last 26 years? So I’m not supposed to take what women say in the consideration when it comes to the freeing of Venezuelans.

I’ve been given grace. I’ve been given grace. You know what? I’m just happy for the people in Venezuela. I know that y’all actually want y’all country to be great because I know how many people actually want to go back to their country. There’s a lot of people all across the world that would love to go back to their countries. Venezuela is possibly one of them. Who wouldn’t want to go back and reunite with their families? Who wouldn’t want to actually be able to build and start from scratch and create an environment that’s conducive for their children while they actually acknowledge their culture? Pass down your history.

Who wouldn’t want to actually fix the country that they’re from? Everybody wants to fix where they’re from. Everybody. Miga said, I can’t stand people who don’t know Latin America talking. Shut the F up, please. I mean, it just is what it is. You got to let people rock out. You got to let people be as ignorant as possible because they don’t know any better. What else is there supposed to do? How well should they react when you don’t know anything and you operate not in ignorance?
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