CHRISTIAN WHITON (FORMER STATE DEPT. SENIOR ADVISER): What's impressive, I think, is that the police and the military, even though they haven't fully swung over to [Juan] Guaidó yet, they are unwilling to violently suppress these uprisings and, you know, the fact that [Nicolás] Maduro, the thug, had to sort of back down on his threat to expel U.S. and other diplomats sort of raises questions if he really does have full control of the police and military. 

STUART VARNEY (HOST): I want the C.I.A. to get in there and ease him and his generals out like we did with [Ferdinand] Marcos in the Philippines. Let's see if it happens that way.

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