Actor Morgan Freeman says Trump's bombing of Venezuela is not about drugs but about oil

Published at: 04/01/2026 07:20 PM

The illegitimate capture and kidnapping of the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores through a bombing ordered by Donald Trump continues to generate repercussions outside the political sphere. In this context, actor Morgan Freeman expressed a critical stance towards the President of the United States.

Freeman, one of the most recognized figures in Hollywood, used his social networks to establish a position against the Republican president, in the midst of international controversy.

The message posted on social networks

Through his X account, Freeman shared a brief post that quickly aroused reactions. In the post, the actor wrote: “If you think Trump will go down in history as the worst president in history.”

The message included a heart emoji, interpreted by users as a gesture of approval to the content of the text. The publication circulated massively and totaled thousands of interactions in a few hours.

Impact and international context

The actor's intervention occurred while Trump publicly defended the operation in Venezuela at a press conference and reiterated arguments linked to strategic interests of the United States in the region.

In the statement, Freeman questioned the American president and argued that the arrest of Maduro is not related to “drugs” but to oil interests.

Mazo News Team