Vance Reveals Trump's Maduro Raid Strategy

On April 1st, Vice President J.D., Vance just broke down how President Trump's team ran

the show during the raid that napped Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife Celia Flores.

Speaking from Air Force 2, on route to the Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy, Vance said he

was parked in a mobile situation room about 20 miles, from the action in Caracas.

The op kicked off in the early hours of January 3rd after he got the heads up late on January

2nd.

He explained why he skipped heading to Mar-a-Lago with the full-secret service crew, saying

it could have tipped off the wrong people and blown the whole thing.

Instead, they kept him remote to lock down operational security, letting him stay looped

in without any risks.

That choice sparked some buzz when photos dropped from Mar-a-Lago showing Trump chilling

with top dogs by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense.

But no Vance in sight.

Folks started wondering about his exact spot in the mix and what it meant for the chain

of command.

Vance shut that down quick, stressing the tight trust he shares with Trump and the President's

inner circle.

They coordinated his role from the jump, with Trump calling all the shots through a clear

hierarchy that kept everything airtight.

Bottom line, this peak inside shows how the administration balances speed, secrecy,

and loyalty when big plays go down on the world stage.

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