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>> i fear this is going to end in tears. i hope it doesn't. thank you so much for your insight tonight. appreciate it. why is it whenever there's trouble in latin america, the answer in washington is always pay, more military intervention. it's time for a little walk down memory lane. up next, the grim history of u.s. interventions in cuba and haiti. and haiti. americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help ...

Architect of the obama outreach, ben rhodes. former deputy national security adviser for the obama white house. he visited cuba many times as well as overseeing the secret talks in canada. author of "after the fall." ben, your resume is far too long. thank you for joining us today to talk about all of this. i want to start by asking you about some of the calls we're seeing for action. the miami mayor says the u.s. should consider air strikes. marco rubio says cuba will see a horrific bloodbath if biden does not take action. what is your reaction to all of that? >> it's absurd and counterproduc...

Years. and all it has led to is devastating humanitarian impacts, crushing poverty for the cuban people, and an entrenched cuban communist party. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again. so if we think that continuing this hawkish hard-line policy towards cuba will do anything to help the cuban people or to advance the cause of human rights in cuba, we're refusing to learn the lessons from several decades of history. >> indeed, and that whole definition of insanity, doing the same thing again and again, expecting different results, it applies in cuba, it applies ...

Board reacted by calling for a swift and muscular international intervention in haiti led, of course, by the united states military. no mention of the fact that haiti's first elected president; jean bertrand aristide was toppled in a coup orchestrated by haitian offices, some by the payroll, or he was overthrown again in a second 2004 coup whose instigators were supported by elements of the george w. bush administration. though haiti was militarily invaded and occupied by the united states between neon 15 and 1934. take cuba, in an appearance on fox news to discuss the growing protests there, ...