Trump Demands $100 Billion for Venezuela Oil — Exxon Says “Uninvestable”

Trump Demands $100 Billion for Venezuela Oil — Exxon Says “Uninvestable” Donald Trump is pushing for a massive $100 billion investment to revive Venezuela’s oil industry—but America’s biggest oil companies aren’t convinced. In a tense White House meeting, Exxon’s CEO warned Venezuela is still “uninvestable,” citing past asset seizures, political instability, and security risks. While Trump claims Venezuelan oil could lower global energy prices, industry leaders say conditions are far from ready. In this video, we explain: Why Trump wants $100BN invested in Venezuelan oil Why Exxon, Shell, and others are hesitant What this means for global oil prices How U.S. control over oil sales could reshape energy markets Whether Venezuela can realistically increase production Is this a bold energy strategy—or a political fantasy? Watch the full breakdown. 🔔 Subscribe for global politics, energy markets, and U.S. foreign policy analysis. #Trump #VenezuelaOil #Exxon #OilCrisis #EnergyPolitics #USForeignPolicy #GlobalEnergy