Trump's speech just ended, nothing new was said. Mainly, he started by criticizing Maduro on issues like dictatorship, drug trafficking, and hostile actions against the U.S., emphasizing the righteousness of his military intervention. He also highlighted U.S. commercial interests, stating plans to send major domestic oil companies (global leaders in scale) into Venezuela, investing billions of dollars to repair the severely damaged oil infrastructure and help Venezuela profit through its oil industry. He also hinted that if local Venezuelan forces refuse to cooperate, they are ready to launch a second wave of military action. On another note, he bragged about how security in Washington D.C. has greatly improved under his administration's measures of coordinated patrols between the military and police. In short, Trump’s team’s current strategy aligns with the strategic white paper and recent frequent statements: pulling back forces to the Western Hemisphere. The plan is to clean up the backyard first and then make further moves once strength is restored.