Sen. Marco Rubio testifies before a Senate panel concerning U.S. operations in Venezuela, with the piece presented as live updates. The page appears to be live coverage from the Washington Examiner, but the provided excerpt contains mostly site navigation and header elements rather than details of the testimony or the panel’s discussion.It looks like you pasted or described a partial page that mainly shows navigation/header items rather than the live-updates content. What would you like me to do next? I can help in several ways — pick one or tell me something else:

1) Find and summarize the live-updates article

– If you paste the article URL here I can read it and give a concise summary or pull out the testimony highlights.

2) Summarize likely testimony and context now

– I can provide a brief summary of what Sen. Marco Rubio typically argues about U.S. operations in Venezuela and what members of a Senate panel commonly ask (legal basis for covert action, congressional notification, objectives and risks, oversight and accountability), if you want an immediate background without the exact live text.

3) Show how to view the article text yourself

– Try the browser’s Reader/Reader View (usually an icon in the address bar), use “Print” or “Print preview” to see a simplified page, disable javascript, or open a cached copy via Google Cache or the Wayback Machine. If the site requires a subscription, opening the page in an incognito window sometimes reveals limited content; otherwise you can paste the visible text here and I’ll extract the main points.

4) Reconstruct live-updates format

– I can outline what a live-updates feed typically contains (time-stamped entries, witness quotes, committee Q&A, developments and context) and convert that into a readable summary.

Which would you like?

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