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Cardinal Gerhard Müller on this week’s Consistory of Cardinals in Rome. Congressman Carlos Gimenez of Florida's 28th district on the U.S. incursion into Venezuela and his local Venezuelan constituents' reaction. Gordon Chang on China's reaction to the situation in Venezuela. Dr. Walid Phares & Cameron Khansarinia (NUFDI) give analysis of the rising unrest in Iran.
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