Surface Films, White House Quotes Biggie Smalls

The first photos of the Venezuelan president captured Nicolas Maduro detainees in the United States have been released and they are already hacking the Internet. Meanwhile, the White House social media team posts lyrics quoting the late Notorious BIG to emphasize the energy. Fans and critics react – some with admiration, others with disbelief – and everyone agrees: This is a story for the history books.

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Trump appears to be softening on Maduro with Biggie Vibes

After the shocking capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Flores Eyelashesthe White House X account went into full flex mode. THE first featured post a black and white photo of Trump with the bold caption “No games. OUT,» an acronym meaning “kiss and find out”.

The White House followed by a clip of Maduro who allegedly said “come and get Me” And “don’t take too long,” who then cut to Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a press conference with Trump. Rubio’s line? “If you don’t know it, now you know it.» And, of course, the clip ended with “Hypnotize” by The Notorious BIG playing in the background.

If you don’t know, now you know 🦅 pic.twitter.com/XrIps1OzY4

– The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 3, 2026

Maduro’s first US photos and criminals’ march spark major reactions

THE first photos of the Venezuelan President Maduro’s dramatic capture has been broadcast on the Internet, and it’s already sparking discussion. In one photo, Maduro sits calmly, giving a thumbs up, surrounded by DEA agents, looking almost casual given the circumstances. And footage shows him being escorted on a classic walk by a heavy DEA presence at Stewart Air National Guard Base in New York. before being transported at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center while awaiting trial for charges including narcoterrorismcocaine importation and weapons offenses. Furthermore, Maduro initial court appearance is scheduled for Monday, January 5.

Maduro’s wife, Cilia Flores, who was taken alongside him, and their son Nicolas Maduro Guerra also face U.S. charges, with Flores facing medical check on arrival. A video circulating shows Maduro dressed in a hoodie, sweatpants, socks with sandals and a beanie, holding a bottle of water, and greet the spectators with a calm “Good night” And “Good year“as the account says, “The offender walked.»

The offender walked.pic.twitter.com/34iIsFUDdG

– Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) January 4, 2026

Kamala Harris throws shade at the catch

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is casting serious shadow over Donald Trump’s overnight stunt in Venezuela. On Saturday evening, Harris blasted the capture of Nicolas Maduro and his wife, calling them “illicit” And “careless“, while recognizing that the Venezuelan leader is “brutal” And “illegitimate.» In a long postHarris argued that the operation “does not make America safer, stronger, or more affordable” and warned that Trump’s actions echo past regime changes that left chaos behind while American families footed the bill.

Harris didn’t hold backaccusing the Trump administration of prioritizing oil over justice, the fight against drugs and democracy. She called the operation a power play, saying Trump “puts troops at risk, spends billions, destabilizes a region and offers no legal authority, no exit plan and no benefits for the country..” Hours after Harris’ post, Maduro and his wife were reportedly flown from Manhattan to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, officially ends “Operation Absolute Resolution” and giving the internet yet another reason to watch the drama unfold.

Maduro lands in famous MDC amid street cheers

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife are not only in US custody: they have now taken up residence in one of Brooklyn’s most infamous prisons. The Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC Brooklyn) has a reputation that precedes it, having hosted A-list names like R. Kelly and Sean “Diddy” Combsand it is so notorious that some judges have refused to send people there.

Opened in the early 1990s, the facility currently houses about 1,300 inmates, from suspected gangsters to drug traffickers to white-collar defendants, and serves as a routine detention center. stop for people awaiting trial in federal courts in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Despite the grim walls, Saturday evening outside the MDC was anything but calm. A crowd of Venezuelans expatriates, many draped in flags, lined the sidewalks to celebrate Maduro’s capture.

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