Скачать или смотреть The Numbers Behind the Maduro Arrest: Polling, Military, Immigration, and America’s Cultural Shift

In this episode, Ryan breaks down the numbers behind the arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, analyzing new polling data that reveals sharp partisan divides in American public opinion on Venezuela, U.S. military intervention, and foreign policy priorities. The episode explores why Venezuelans have historically embraced democratic values, how those cultural foundations shape attitudes toward regime change, and what the data says about Americans’ willingness to support military action abroad.

Ryan turns to immigration and demographics, examining wealth accumulation across ethnic groups, the cultural and economic impact of immigrants in both the United States and the United Kingdom, and how these shifts are reshaping national identity. Finally, Ryan takes a closer look at New York City’s changing political and cultural landscape, exploring what the numbers reveal about governance, migration, and the future direction of America’s largest city.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Overview of Venezuelan Politics
02:53 Polling Insights on Maduro's Arrest
05:36 Public Sentiment on Military Intervention
08:25 The Role of Military Recruitment in Political Sentiment
11:32 Immigration and Wealth Accumulation in the UK
14:08 Cultural Impact of Immigrants on Host Nations
17:03 Welfare Dependency and Economic Outcomes
19:49 The Future of Immigration Policy
22:56 Ask Me Anything Segment