Biden has a ‘lack of respect’ for our sovereignty: Carlos Trujillo | From The Kitchen Table

Fox News published this video item, entitled “Biden has a ‘lack of respect’ for our sovereignty: Carlos Trujillo | From The Kitchen Table” – below is their description.

Sean and Rachel sit down with Carlos Trujillo, the former Ambassador to the Organization of American States, to discuss the Biden administration’s decision to allow Chevron to restart oil production in Venezuela.

Later, Carlos details the investments that China has made in Latin America, how the country has become the largest trading partner to some of the United States’ closest allies and explains recent developments in the Dominican Republic.

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