Trump warns Venezuela's new leader of "very big price" if "she doesn't do what's right"

President Trump threatened Venezuela's interim leader, Delcy Rodríguez, after she criticized the U.S. following Maduro's capture. Trump warned Rodríguez of a "very big price" if she didn't cooperate, potentially exceeding the consequences faced by Maduro. He defended the U.S. operation, suggesting regime change in Venezuela was preferable to the current situation. Trump had previously claimed Rodríguez was "gracious" and would assist U.S. officials. Rodríguez served as Maduro's vice president before his capture and vehemently opposed U.S. actions. She declared Venezuela would not become a colony for another empire. Trump believes the government should rebuild the country, as it cannot be worse. This interview took place on Sunday. The president also reiterated his desire for U.S. control of Greenland, citing defense needs. Trump also hinted at potential military action in neighboring countries after the Maduro capture.