Trump: Cuba Regime Change Imminent, Talks Underway

0:00Reporting from The Daily News, now I'm Corey, with the latest in Durham, President Donald Trump expressed strong confidence that regime change is coming soon to Cuba. He revealed in a phone interview that the island's leaders are seeking a deal with the United States after the cutoff of oil and money from Venezuela. Trump called it the sole life line that is now vanished, pushing Cuba toward collapse. After this week, following the capture of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro by United States forces, Trump urged Cuba to negotiate before it was too late. He followed up by threatening tariffs on Mexico and other potential suppliers, which worsened the communist-ruled nation's economic woes. Cuba's economy has ground to a halt, prompting President Miguel Diaz Canal to impose tough austerity measures on citizens just to resist the pressure. Every people are feeling the squeeze from blackouts, shortages, and hardship after more than 50 years of isolation. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has bypassed Diaz Canal with Secretary of State Marco

1:03Rubio holding secret talks with the grandson of Raul Castro and other key figures. This marks the first public sign that Cuban leaders have shown interest in an agreement. On Friday, Trump hinted that these discussions are moving forward, describing Cuba's dire money troubles and floating the idea of a friendly takeover. He suggested the United States role in the government's struggles has been building for decades. Support for this DNN episode comes from our sponsor, Some Chase Peace. I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.