So last week, after the U.S.
captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro,
I went to Capitol Hill and asked congressional Republicans the one question that's on everyone's mind.
Are they just going to let President Trump get away with all this?
President Trump was well within his authority to do what he did.
Most Republicans didn't want to talk or defended Trump's every move,
which only made Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky stand out even more.
If we start talking about Greenland, There is absolutely zero support among Republicans,
none from Democrats, and none from Republicans for invading Greenland.
Paul has been leading efforts to curb Trump's war powers.
And he says the White House is pushing its luck.
But considering how Congress has failed to stand up to Trump time and time again,
why is this time any different?
And when it comes to Trump's quest to acquire Greenland by any means necessary,
who's going to stop him?
That's next on Today Explained.
This is Today Explained.
My name is Annie Greyer.
I'm a senior reporter at CNN and I cover Congress.
You cover Congress, which feels like the place to be, particularly over the next couple of weeks.