Maduro to Be Arraigned, and Trump Threatens Venezuela’s New Leadership

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  I'm Tracy Mumford.

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  Today's Monday, January 5th.

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  Here's what we're covering.

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  At noon today, Nicolas Maduro and his wife will appear in a lower Manhattan courtroom,

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  less than 72 hours after the Venezuelan leader was seized in a shocking raid by US special forces.

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  They're expected to plead not guilty to charges of drug trafficking, conspiracy and other crimes.

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  It's the start of what will almost certainly be a years-long prosecution that could lead to Maduro being imprisoned for life in the U.S.

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  Don't ask me who's in charge because I'll give you an answer and it'll be very controversial.

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  That means we're in charge.

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