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Maduro In Court, Vandal Attacks VP Vance Home, Pentagon Moves to Demote Sen. Kelly: AM Update 1/6

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Maduro In Court, Vandal Attacks VP Vance Home, Pentagon Moves to Demote Sen. Kelly: AM Update 1/6", an episode of Megyn Kelly published January 6, 2026 (20 min, about 3,106 words). It mentions 46 people, works and ideas, including Brian Kohberger, Nicolás Maduro, Melissa J. Kohberger, The Pentagon, Pete Hegseth.

What this episode is about

Venezuelan ex-leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, faced charges of narco-trafficking and weapons offenses in a New York City courtroom, marking a significant development in their legal troubles. Meanwhile, a vandal was arrested for attacking Vice President J. Vance's home, and the Pentagon is moving to demote Senator Mark Kelly for advocating military disobedience.

Key takeaways

  • Venezuelans danced in the streets—proving hope is the ultimate party starter, even post-Maduro.
  • Maduro claims 'prisoner of war' status; bet that line doesn't work well in U.S. court.
  • Pentagon demotes Senator Kelly—deterrent or just a perk for his military disobedience campaign?
  • Pure Talk's $20 plan: saving you cash faster than Maduro's approval ratings dropped.
  • Congressional debates arise after a successful mission; celebrating wins seems to require more finesse than strategy.

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 3:00: Celia Flores, Julian Assange, Mark Donnelly, Megan Kelly
  2. – 6:00: Alvin K. Hellerstein, The White House, Dan Goldman, Foreign head of state immunity
  3. – 9:00: Cincinnati Police Department, Fox 19, Hamilton County Justice Center, Pete Hegseth
  4. – 12:00: Daily Mail, Facebook, Fox 19, Heartland Trans Wellness Center
  5. – 15:00: The Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, Riverbend Ranch, United States Navy
  6. – 18:00: Amazon, Pete Hegseth, The New York Times Magazine, University of Idaho
  7. – 19:30: Idaho Maximum Security Institution, Little House on the Prairie, Megan Kelly

Notable quotes from "Maduro In Court, Vandal Attacks VP Vance Home, Pentagon Moves to Demote Sen. Kelly: AM Update 1/6"

  • The Pentagon initiates a process to demote retired Navy Captain Senator Mark Kelly after he participated in a video urging military members to disobey certain orders. And convicted.
    about The Pentagon · at
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    about PureTalk · at
  • Is overseeing the case. High-profile attorney Barry Pollock, who previously defended Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, representing Maduro, appearing alongside his client…
    about Julian Assange · at
  • Judge Hellerstein telling Maduro, quote, There will be a time and a place to go into all of this. Attorney Pollock questioning whether Maduro's arrest carried out before dawn inside a.
    about Alvin K. Hellerstein · at
  • US pouring into the streets, celebrating the end of the authoritarian leader reign in their home country. The White House's rapid response exac posting reactions from Venezuelans living across the US.
    about The White House · at
  • To health. The president saying Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of War Pete Hexath, Homeland Security Adviser Steven Miller, and Vice President JD Vance will oversee…
    about Pete Hegseth · at
  • Determining he was not mentally competent to stand trial, dismissing the charges. The Daily Mail reporting to four, who went by the name Davis at his $27,000 per year private…
    about Daily Mail · at
  • I've been talking a lot about Riverbend Ranch because I love their steaks. Well, this season, express your love with a very special gift of premium steaks from Riverbend Ranch. This is the kind of.
    about Riverbend Ranch · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Brian Kohberger — Person · 12 mentions
  • Nicolás Maduro — Person · 12 mentions
  • Melissa J. Kohberger — Person · 9 mentions
  • Pete Hegseth — Person · 4 mentions · first at
  • Barry Pollack — Person · 3 mentions
  • Megan Kelly — Person · 2 mentions · first at
    Good morning everyone. I'm Megan Kelly.
  • Alvin K. Hellerstein — Person · 2 mentions · first at
  • Diosdado Rodríguez — Person · 2 mentions
  • Celia Flores — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Former leader of Venezuela, Nicholas Maduro, and wife Celia Flores, in a New York City courtroom yesterday afternoon, appearing on narco trafficking and weapons charges. The pair arriving at the courthouse via helicopter and.
  • Julian Assange — Person · 1 mention · first at
  • Mark Donnelly — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Alongside his client yesterday. Maduro's wife, Celia, is represented by attorney Mark Donnelly. Celia appearing with two bandages on her face. Donnelly claiming his client was…
  • Dan Goldman — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Enforcement operation with the assistance of the military. Congressman Dan Goldman from New York releasing a statement reading, quote, This violation of the US Constitution is…
  • Steven Little Miller — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of War Pete Hexath, Homeland Security Adviser Steven Miller, and Vice President JD Vance will oversee the US's involvement in…
  • William D. DeFor — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Allegedly vandalizing Vice President JD Vance's personal home early Monday morning. 26-year-old William D. Defor arrested by Secret Service after allegedly striking four of…
  • Edmundo González — Person · 1 mention
  • Kaylee Goncalves — Person · 1 mention
  • Madison Mogen — Person · 1 mention
  • Xana Kernodle — Person · 1 mention

Books & papers

  • Little House on the Prairie — Book · 1 mention · first at
    Lessons rooted in their mother's Catholic faith, that they grew up reading books like Little House on the Prairie. She says she never saw her brother behave violently, which is one reason the family found the ordeal so disorienting.

Companies & orgs

  • The Pentagon — Company · 5 mentions · first at
  • The White House — Company · 2 mentions · first at
  • Fox 19 — Company · 2 mentions · first at
    The early morning hours on Monday, telling dispatch the suspect had fled the scene. According to local outlet Fox 19, agents apprehending Deor shortly after midnight. He was…
  • Daily Mail — Company · 2 mentions · first at
  • United States House of Representatives — Company · 2 mentions
  • WikiLeaks — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Is overseeing the case. High-profile attorney Barry Pollock, who previously defended Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, representing Maduro, appearing alongside his client…
  • Hamilton County Justice Center — Company · 1 mention · first at
    19, agents apprehending Deor shortly after midnight. He was then booked into the Hamilton County Justice Center by the Cincinnati Police Department. Deour is set to be…
  • Cincinnati Police Department — Company · 1 mention · first at
    After midnight. He was then booked into the Hamilton County Justice Center by the Cincinnati Police Department. Deour is set to be arraigned today. He faces four charges…
  • Facebook — Company · 1 mention · first at
    $27,000 per year private Catholic school, now living as guess what, a fake woman named Julia. A Facebook page under the name Julia Deour with a picture appearing to match the…
  • Heartland Trans Wellness Center — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Have been created just last month, reports the Daily Mail. The profile likes another page called the Heartland Trans Wellness Center, an organization providing resources to so-called transgender patients in Cincinnati.
  • United States Navy — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Service members to disobey illegal orders. Senator Mark Kelly. I was a captain in the United States Navy.
  • The New York Times Magazine — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Convicted killer Brian Colberger's sister speaking out to the New York Times, sharing the family's perspective on the gruesome slayings carried out by Coberger in 2022. Last July, Coberger accepting a highly controversial plea.
  • University of Idaho — Company · 1 mention · first at
    First-degree murder. Coberger admitting to entering a rental home near the University of Idaho, brutally stabbing 20-year-old Ethan Chapen, 20-year-old Xanna Kernodal…
  • Amazon — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Cannot compare to what these families have endured. A book about the murders recently appearing on Amazon, published under the name Melissa J. Colberger, appearing to be…
  • Idaho Maximum Security Institution — Company · 1 mention · first at
    The house were dripping red. Brian Coberger is serving four life sentences at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution. We'll have more on the sister's interview on the Megan Kelly show later today. And that'll do it for your AM update.
  • 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment–Delta (Delta Force) — Company · 1 mention
  • Axios — Company · 1 mention
  • Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) — Company · 1 mention
  • NBC News — Company · 1 mention
  • United States Army — Company · 1 mention
  • United States Department of Defense — Company · 1 mention

Concepts & topics

Places & events

  • Idaho — Place · 2 mentions

Sponsors

Full transcript with timestamps

Good morning everyone. I'm Megan Kelly. It's Tuesday, January 6th, 2026, and this is your AM update.

It's hope for every Venezuelan. This is a hope. As Venezuelans celebrate the downfall of Authoritarian leader Nicholas Maduro, many wonders. A young man reportedly posing as a woman arrested after allegedly vandalizing Vice President J. Dance's Cincinnati home. Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders.

The Pentagon initiates a process to demote retired Navy Captain Senator Mark Kelly after he participated in a video urging military members to disobey certain orders. And convicted quadruple murderer Brian Coberger's sister speaks publicly for the first time. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM update. If your credit card balance is freaking you out after all the holiday spending, I mean, right? I have something that can save you money right now. You could cut your cell phone bill in half by switching to Pure Talk's saver plan.

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Former leader of Venezuela, Nicholas Maduro, and wife Celia Flores, in a New York City courtroom yesterday afternoon, appearing on narco trafficking and weapons charges. The pair arriving at the courthouse via helicopter and armored motorcade from the federal facility in Brooklyn where they've been held since their capture in Venezuela on Saturday in an extraordinary mission carried out by the US military. DEA agents escorting the couple wearing matching tan jail outfits to the courthouse for the arraignment. 92-year-old Clinton appointed senior US District Court Judge Alvin K. Helerstein is overseeing the case. High-profile attorney Barry Pollock, who previously defended Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, representing Maduro, appearing alongside his client yesterday. Maduro's wife, Celia, is represented by attorney Mark Donnelly. Celia appearing with two bandages on her face. Donnelly claiming

his client was injured in the arrest and that she will require medical care for possibly fractured ribs. both pleading not guilty to the charges against them involving naroterrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, as well as possession of and conspiracy to possess machine guns and destructive devices. Maduro speaking throughout the proceedings via translator, referring to himself as the president of Venezuela and a prisoner of war, telling the judge, quote, I was captured at my home. Typically, defendants speak very little in arraignments as any comments can be used against them in the proceedings.

Judge Hellerstein telling Maduro, quote, "There will be a time and a place to go into all of this." Attorney Pollock questioning whether Maduro's arrest carried out before dawn inside a Venezuelan military base by the US Army's elite Delta Force was lawful. Pollock arguing Maduro is shielded by foreign head of state immunity, hinting at possible upcoming defense motions. Prosecutors expected to challenge that claim, pointing to the US position, also held by more than 50 other countries that Maduro is not the legitimate president of Venezuela. The US and others say Maduro lost an election to opposition candidate Ed Mundo Gonzalez in July 2024, but declared victory anyway, refusing to leave power. Neither defendant seeking bail. Judge Hellerstein setting the next court date for March 17th. At the end of the proceedings, one onlooker shouting to Maduro, quote, "You will pay on behalf of Venezuela." Maduro replying, quote,

"In the name of God, I will be free." Thousands of Venezuelans living in the US pouring into the streets, celebrating the end of the authoritarian leader reign in their home country. The White House's rapid response exac posting reactions from Venezuelans living across the US.

We cry because now somebody do something. This president is the first president to do something is hope for every Venezuela. This is a hope.

I want to cry, but also I'm happy. I've been looking forward to this stage for so many years. Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, the United States, and God bless Venezuela.

Meanwhile, some Democrats calling for President Trump to be impeached for failing to seek congressional approval for the operation. The White House argues approval from Congress was not required because the arrest was a law enforcement operation with the assistance of the military. Congressman Dan Goldman from New York releasing a statement reading, quote, "This violation of the US Constitution is an impeachable offense. I urge my Republican colleagues in the House of Representatives to finally join Democrats in reasserting congressional authority by holding this president accountable." Axios, however, reporting behind the scenes some more moderate Democrats saying their party should be celebrating the successful raid. One unnamed lawmaker saying, quote, "I think it looks weak. If you don't acknowledge when there is a win for our country, then you lose all credibility." US Senator from Pennsylvania, Democrat John

Federman, going on the record with Fox in support of the operation. America is a force of good, order, and democracy, and we are promoting these kinds of values. We are the good guys. You know, let's pretend that now we are acting in a way. Now remember, we all Democrats years ago wanted to eliminate him and they why why have a bounty of $25 million if we didn't want him gone? Why would you do these things if you weren't willing to actually do something other than harsh language?

House Speaker Mike Johnson last night following a briefing by Trump officials. The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war. That is true. But it also vests the president of the United States with uh vast authorities as commander-in-chief under article two of the constitution. The president has the authority, as all presidents do, to deploy military forces to address threats to the US and to enforce US law. That is what happened here. The War Powers Act states that notification should be made to Congress within 48 hours following the initiation of hostilities. As we've noted, and I've made many public comments, that happened almost instantaneously here. My first call was at 4:00 a.m. by Secretary of State Rubio. Uh despite the claims by some of my colleagues under the War Powers Act, there is no requirement for prior congressional approval or prior notification. And in fact, in this case,

the intelligence was so sensitive, the conditions had to be perfect, there was no predetermination of when exactly it would occur. Uh and if there had been prior notice, even assembling the gang of eight, for example, during a December uh holiday, it would have set off alerts and very likely might have been a leaked situation which could have caused great damage to our to our our forces, our troops there.

Venezuelan Vice President Deli Rodriguez swearing in yesterday as interim president. President Trump, who said on Sunday, "The US is in charge of Venezuela now, telling NBC there will not be a new election next month, quote, "No, it's going to take a period of time. We have to nurse the country back to health." The president saying Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of War Pete Hexath, Homeland Security Adviser Steven Miller, and Vice President JD Vance will oversee the US's involvement in Venezuela in the meantime, and that Mr. Rubio has been in communication with interim president Rodriguez.

A Cincinnati man in custody after allegedly vandalizing Vice President JD Vance's personal home early Monday morning. 26-year-old William D. Defor arrested by Secret Service after allegedly striking four of Vice President Vance's windows with a hammer and damaging a Secret Service vehicle. Secret Service reporting the incident in the early morning hours on Monday, telling dispatch the suspect had fled the scene. According to local outlet Fox 19, agents apprehending Deor shortly after midnight. He was then booked into the Hamilton County Justice Center by the Cincinnati Police Department. Deour is set to be arraigned today. He faces four charges, including one count of obstructing official business, one of criminal damaging or endangering, one of criminal trespass, all are misdemeanors, and one count of vandalism, a felony. At the federal level, DeFor charged with damaging government property, engaging

in physical violence against any person or property in a restricted building or grounds, and assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. The top charge carrying a penalty of up to 20 years in prison. It is unclear when Devour is due in federal court. The vice president and his family were not at home at the time. Fox 19 reporting to four pleading guilty last April to two counts of vandalism for inflicting more than $2,000 of damage to a local business. He was sentenced to two years of mental health treatment and required to pay over $5,000 in restitution. In 2023, Defor charged with criminal trespassing, though a judge later determining he was not mentally competent to stand trial, dismissing the charges. The Daily Mail reporting to four, who went by the name Davis at his $27,000 per year private Catholic school, now living as guess what, a fake woman named Julia. A Facebook page under

the name Julia Deour with a picture appearing to match the suspect, seems to have been created just last month, reports the Daily Mail. The profile likes another page called the Heartland Trans Wellness Center, an organization providing resources to so-called transgender patients in Cincinnati. Defor's father reportedly donated to Kla Harris, a Democrat party pack, and President Biden's 2020 campaign. Deor reportedly growing up in an affluent neighborhood just a short drive away from the vice president's residence with a surgeon father and pediatrician mother. before graduating high school in 2018 as a national AP scholar, though he does not appear to have gone on to graduate from a four-year college. VP Vance posting on X, quote, "I appreciate everyone's well-wishes about the attack at our home. As far as I can tell, a crazy person tried to break in by hammering the windows. I'm grateful to

the Secret Service and the Cincinnati Police for responding quickly." Coming up, the Pentagon initiates a review in order to demote retired Navy captain and now US Senator from Arizona Mark Kelly over his involvement in a video urging US service members to disobey illegal orders. And the sister of convicted killer Brian Coberger speaks out.

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your average black Angus beef. Order from riverbendranch.com. Use the promo code Megan for 20 bucks off your first order. And let me know what you think. That's riverbendranch.com. Promo code Megan. Secretary of War Pete Hexath announcing yesterday morning the Pentagon will move to cut Democrat Senator Mark Kelly's retirement pay for his participation in a social media video last year urging US service members to disobey illegal orders. Senator Mark Kelly. I was a captain in the United States Navy. We want to speak directly to members of the military. Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. Five other Democrats also participating in the video. Senator Kelly, however, remains subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice as a retiree, prompting the Pentagon to open an investigation late last year.

Secretary Hegsth writing yesterday that the Department of War is taking administrative action against Captain Kelly, issuing a formal letter of censure outlining quote, "Captain for now Kelly's reckless misconduct." from the letter. Quote, "Between June 2025 and December 2025, you engaged in a sustained pattern of public statements that characterized lawful military operations as illegal and counseledled members of the armed forces to refuse orders related to those operations." The letter does not name a specific order, though shortly after the video was released, the Washington Post reporting the US conducted in September a second strike that killed survivors of an attack on an alleged drug vessel.

Secretary Kelly publicly questioning the legality of such a strike. Here's one moment from CNN. I've had questions about the operation in general, and I've been saying this for weeks, putting service members kind of like, are you are you stepping over a line here? Is this legal? They have tied themselves in knots trying to explain to us on the Armed Service Committee how this is legal. Not sharing, you know, all of the information either, which which is is really troubling. Um but you know going after survivors in the water um that is clearly not lawful.

The letter accusing Senator Kelly of undermining the chain of command, counseling disobedience, creating confusion and discrediting the armed forces. The letter ending with a warning that further misconduct may result in criminal prosecution or further administrative action. With the issuing of the letter, the Pentagon now initiating proceedings to demote Kelly's retirement ranking and lower his retirement pay as well. Senator Kelly releasing a statement reading in part, quote, I will fight this with everything I've got, not for myself, but to send a message back that Pete Hexath and Donald Trump don't get to decide what Americans in this country get to say about their government. The senator has 30 days to submit a formal response with a final determination to be made in 45 days.

Convicted killer Brian Colberger's sister speaking out to the New York Times, sharing the family's perspective on the gruesome slayings carried out by Coberger in 2022. Last July, Coberger accepting a highly controversial plea deal, pleading guilty to all charges against him, including four counts of first-degree murder. Coberger admitting to entering a rental home near the University of Idaho, brutally stabbing 20-year-old Ethan Chapen, 20-year-old Xanna Kernodal, 21-year-old Madison Mogan, and 21-year-old Kaye Gonalves to death. Coberger accepting the deal, avoiding the death penalty. Mel Coberger, photographed by the Times wearing a goth style shirt, sporting electric blue, grown out hair and heavy eye makeup, says she was about to begin a new job as a mental health therapist in 2022, but intense inquiries following her brother's arrest led to her agreeing to leave the post. She felt a sense of

alarm. She says that her brother lived just 15 minutes from the scene of the grizzly murders with the killer still on the loose. Mel recalls telling her brother, quote, "Brian, you are running outside and this psycho killer is on the loose." Unaware that the psycho killer was her brother Brian. Brian apparently thanking her for her concern, assuring her he would be safe, then returning home for Christmas break, where Mel says she only remembers him bringing up the murders one time, mentioning that investigators were still searching for the killer. Mel describing her younger brother's struggles with his weight and persistent bullying as a teen, calling his personality standoffish, noting the family now believes it was related to autism. Those struggles followed by a heroin addiction. Brian at one point stealing his sister's phone to buy more drugs. Mel telling the Times the family worried that Brian was on a path to an

early death, but felt he was on a better trajectory after addiction treatment and acceptance into a PhD program at Washington State University where he studied criminology. Quote, "We were all so proud of him because he had overcome so much." Mel telling the Times the family previously declined to give public statements out of respect for the victims and their families during the legal process, expressing concern for further traumatizing the families, though noting that Coberger's challenges cannot compare to what these families have endured. A book about the murders recently appearing on Amazon, published under the name Melissa J. Colberger, appearing to be someone posing as Brian's sister to make money off of the story. Mel saying, quote, "It's painful.

It's like being victimized but not really being a victim. Brian's mother, she says, prays daily for the affected families. Mel says she put each of the victims birthdays in her calendar so she will be reminded of them. Mel telling the Times the family was raised with lessons rooted in their mother's Catholic faith, that they grew up reading books like Little House on the Prairie. She says she never saw her brother behave violently, which is one reason the family found the ordeal so disorienting. She talks about a night shortly after the murders. She cut her finger in the kitchen. Brian expressing disgust at the sight of the blood, but ultimately overcoming his revulsion to help her clean and bandage it. This was days after he viciously stabbed four college students to death in their beds, causing so much bleeding, the exterior walls of the house were dripping red. Brian Coberger is serving four life sentences

at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution. We'll have more on the sister's interview on the Megan Kelly show later today. And that'll do it for your AM update. I'm Megan Kelly. Join me back here for the MK show live on SiriusXM's The Megan Kelly channel 111 at noon east on youtube.com/megan Kelly and on all podcast platforms.

Questions about this episode

What is "Maduro In Court, Vandal Attacks VP Vance Home, Pentagon Moves to Demote Sen. Kelly: AM Update 1/6" about?

Venezuelan ex-leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, faced charges of narco-trafficking and weapons offenses in a New York City courtroom, marking a significant development in their legal troubles. Meanwhile, a vandal was arrested for attacking Vice President J. Vance's home, and the Pentagon is moving to demote Senator Mark Kelly for advocating military disobedience.

What is mentioned in this Megyn Kelly episode?

46 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Brian Kohberger, Nicolás Maduro, Melissa J. Kohberger, The Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, Barry Pollack. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Maduro In Court, Vandal Attacks VP Vance Home, Pentagon Moves to Demote Sen. Kelly: AM Update 1/6"?

The episode runs 20 min; the transcript is about 3,106 words in 29 timestamped sections.

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