creenshot of a news article titled “Rubio Stresses U.S. Plan to Coerce Venezuela Rather Than Govern It.” Below the headline is a large photo showing Marco Rubio standing at a podium and gesturing with one hand while speaking, with Donald Trump standing behind him. Both are wearing dark suits. A blue curtain backdrop and U.S. flag are visible, along with microphones at the podium.

Screenshot of a post by Ben Hodges on X stating, “Venezuela is on another Continent.” The post quotes an earlier tweet by Aaron Rupar from December 19, 2025, quoting Marco Rubio saying of the Russia–Ukraine war, “It’s not our war. It’s a war on another continent.” Below the quoted text is a video still showing Marco Rubio speaking at a U.S. State Department podium. He is wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and red tie, and appears mid-gesture with one hand raised near his face. U.S. flags and a blue State Department backdrop are visible behind him.

Screenshot of a post by meowtown on X asking “who’s that behind you bro,” quoting a post by Acyn that summarizes comments by Marco Rubio about Cuba being run by incompetent leaders. Below the text is a C-SPAN video still from a press event at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. Marco Rubio stands at a podium speaking into microphones, while Donald Trump stands directly behind him, facing forward with a neutral expression. U.S. flags are positioned behind them, and a banner at the bottom of the video references U.S. officials speaking about Venezuela and the capture of President Maduro.

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Screenshot of a post by Alex Luck criticizing others while showing an auction listing for a painting. The image displays a beach scene artwork featuring palm trees, a pinkish car, ocean waves, and a bright blue sky. Below the artwork is text identifying the artist as Hiroshi Nagai and describing the piece. Beneath that, a quoted post from the Department of Homeland Security repeats the phrase, “The peace of a nation no longer besieged by the third world.”

Screenshot of an X post from MeidasTouch reporting that Attorney General Pam Bondi deleted a post after being told the data she cited reflected the Biden administration. Below the text are two embedded screenshots: one showing a deleted tweet notice and another showing a chart about drug overdose data.