Donald Trump spoke about Venezuela: "Maduro loses a lot of control"

In the evening program Trish Regan at Fox Business, the The President of the United States, Donald Trump, spoke about the situation in Venezuela. "There is a lot of options open, "he said, in a phone call. Some do not want to mention them because they are very hard"

In the same show, after Trump's speech, he also spoke Juan Guaidó, leader of the opposition to the National Assembly and interim president recognized by a coalition of more than 50 countries. "The goal is undoubtedly that we find democracy," he said.

The presenter asked the US President what the most recent information that the White House had about Venezuela. "It's a bit like yesterday, and yesterday was tough," Trump replied. "And probably tomorrow will be very badAfter describing the situation as "terrible," Trump explained, "People are starving. There is no food, there is no water"

On the options – on several occasions, Trump said that "all options are on the table" in the case of Venezuela – said his government was watching what was happening. "We do everything we can do except the extreme resource". After a break, he added, "Some people would like us to resort to extreme remedies, but we have plenty of options open."

Really, what are our options right now? Regan insisted.
–Some people would not even want to mention them because they are hard enough. But we will see what happens with regard to hunger. You do not see anything like that anymore. [Nicolás] Maduro does not accept food, I think he should accept them. It would be better for him if he did it. Because people who are starving become desperate and we see what is happening on the street.

After recalling that in the past Venezuela was a rich country, noted that, at least, he still has oil. The problem, however, is that resource "is mortgaged between China and Russia "In his current crisis, he warned, Venezuela" is a country facing foreclosure ".

Sure Maduro, Trump observed that, despite the harshness with which he behaves, "You lose a lot of control". He observed in his actions that he considered "bad compared to the bad things he had done before." Venezuela, he said, reveals "the failure of socialism". He felt that even though the image of this country may go "beyond socialism", nevertheless, "it is socialism".

When Regan asked questions about Guaidó's security and freedom, the Republican said that he hoped nothing would happen to him. "I watch him in the streets, in the streets where people are being killed, and he acts there. He is very brave, really"

He added: "Many things will happen during the next week. And maybe before. We will see what happens. We try to help people, we want to distribute food and medicine. "