Cuba

“She, she's a Venser Ramos brigade member. She spent 20 times going to Cuba.”

“Well, Maduro was training in Cuba, so it was the Cubans who chose Maduro. It was a very easy option for them, totally loyal to the communist Castro regime.”

“Once Maduro goes the regime in Cuba will follow. And also The Nicaraguan regime will fall. And for the first time in history, we will have the America's free of communism and dictatorship for the first time in history.”

“One of our early portals was in Washington, D.C., and we had a Cuban woman who had not been back to Havana in, you know, 60 years interact with a young man who grew up on the same street as she did and was currently in Havana. We had a portal in Cuba at the ti…”

“In the seventies her favorite trip was to Cuba where she would go and she would coordinate. I'm forgetting the exact name of the group, the extremist group that she was a part of, but she would coordinate with the Cuban government to sort of strategize on brin…”

“I get so jacked up about the idea of like toppling a dictatorship one day. I get so excited by it. And I'm like, I'm not even kidding. And I'm like, okay, well, if we go after Cuba, it's going to cost this much because I have this idea and this idea.”

“Even Cuba has better health outcomes than we do.”

“Once Castro took over, he, not directly, but through one of his lieutenants, offered my grandfather a position to run one of the courts. It's basically like a district court in Cuba. My grandfather turned him down because he kind of saw Castro for who he was, …”

“It turns out that there was a secret deal that was made between Kennedy and Khrushchev. It was a reciprocal concessions deal. Kennedy said, if you will remove your missiles from Cuba, we'll remove ours from Turkey that are pointed at you.”

“There isn't the internet backbone yet there yet, but it's coming.”