Why Did the US Invade Venezuela for Oil in 2026 While Debt Hits $38T? (Full)

Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley cut through the noise on 2026's big moves: the U.S. military strikes that captured Maduro in Venezuela, openly tied to oil control. They tie it straight to exploding debt past $38 trillion, defense budgets eating everything, and fraud ripping through state social services. Stock risks, inflation tricks, entitlement cracks—it's all connected. No spin, just the costs stacking up.Timestamps:(00:00) 2026 opens with chaos – world spinning faster than ever(01:19) US strikes Venezuela – Maduro captured, oil fields targeted(02:27) Foreign policy back to intervention – pattern repeats with new targets(10:32) Oil drives the action – explicit motive in Venezuela operation(26:30) Debt crosses $38 trillion – government spending fuels endless cycle(29:39) Fraud scandals hit state programs – billions lost in social services(34:15) Entitlements under pressure – systems vulnerable and cracking(45:40) Real costs mount – foreign moves drain domestic resources🌍 Connect with us: Instagram | YouTube | X