I've said no to a Vietnam war again. Or is it that they are proud in the U.S. of what happened in Vietnam? I don't think so.

If you do a poll, 80% of Americans don't want a Vietnam War. They do not want a new Afghanistan War. Or are they proud of Afghanistan?

Are they going to bring a Vietnam War, an Afghanistan War, an Iraq War, or a Libya War here to the Caribbean? These are reflections.

The policies of the current government of the U.S. are against what American society aspires to and what humanity aspires to.

Because humanity aspires to dialogue, diplomacy, peace, respect between the states, and respect between the peoples. We are within our law.

What is the goal of the current United States government? They have already said it: to seize all of Venezuela's oil, gold, rare earth elements, and other riches.

The American people have to ask themselves if they elected the current government to start military interventions again in Latin America, if it is ethical, if it is moral, and if it is Christian to do what they are doing.

I have seen some speculations on a second conversation — we have had one single conversation.

He called me on Friday, November 21, from the White House, and I was in the Palace of Miraflores.

We talked for 10 minutes, and it was a conversation, as I said, respectful, very respectful.

The first thing that he said was "Mr. President Maduro," and I said, "Mr. President Donald Trump."

I believe that the conversation was even amicable.

But from there, the developments past our conversation have not been agreeable.

Venezuela has a model, I would say perfect, to combat drug trafficking.

Today, we managed to neutralize another foreign aircraft involved in Colombian drug trafficking — number 40.

Who did it? Venezuelans? The pilots? My recognition. Today it was neutralized in combat in the Venezuelan valleys.

The last commander-in-chief of the Tren del Llano of Guarico and four of his criminal minions — it was the last one that was left from the Train of the Plain (Tren del Llano).

All of the cocaine that is moved in this region is produced in Colombia. All of it. We are the victims of Colombian drug trafficking. Not from today, but from decades.

We have accomplished with our model to control the impact that Colombian drug trafficking had in Venezuela in the past tense.

We dedicated thousands of millions of resources to have police and soldiers operational along the Colombian border, since it is completely deprived of military and political protection.

We have created three zones of peace along the roughly 2,200 kilometers of border with Colombia. There is no collaboration from the Colombian side.

They can't accuse Venezuela of having mass destruction weapons, they can't accuse us of having nuclear rockets, of creating a nuclear weapon, of having chemical weapons.

They invented an accusation that the U.S. knows that is as false as that accusation of the destruction of mass weapons that took them to an eternal war (Iraq).

The U.S. knows that this is false. I think we have to put all that aside and start talking seriously, with data at hand.