Good morning, everyone.
I'm Audie Cornish, and right now a U.S.
Armada sits off the coast of Venezuela.
Will the threat of the military keep the new leadership in check?
And congressional leaders have questions.
Does the Trump administration have a plan?
I'm going to talk to one Republican congressman live.
What's really concerning is that he doesn't have a plan.
And this morning, why people in Greenland fear they may be next.
I'm not sure why they think that they can just start going around and buying other people's land.
But first, defiant Nicolas Maduro pleads not guilty,
telling a judge he was kidnapped and is still the president of Venezuela.
The United States of America is running Venezuela.
By definition, that's true.
And that is where we begin.
The White House says the U.S.
is in charge, but what is the plan to maintain control in Venezuela?
Top congressional leaders were briefed on the Hill following the outsting of Nicolás Maduro,
but some say they are left with more questions than answers.
Their plan for the U.S.