“Daily Show” correspondent Ronny Chieng on Wednesday criticized the Trump administration for “mugging” Venezuela for its oil resources following the deadly U.S. military raid last weekend and sowing a narrative of spreading freedom to justify it.

“That’s right. Trump is stinking up the joint with freedom! Can you smell it?” he asked.

Chieng noted that America would totally get of Venezuela’s hair after the operation to seize Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, by force in the middle of the night.

“Goodbye forever, Venezuela. You’re finally free!” he declared.

Then, Chieng tossed to news reports that showed how the Trump administration had imposed a military blockade on Venezuela’s oil exports to pressure the interim government that it put in power to meet its demands: that the country partner exclusively with the U.S. on oil, and kick out officials from China, Russia, Iran and Cuba.

“I think we all know what’s going on here. Ladies, when your new boyfriend forces you to cut ties with all of your friends, he’s a keeper,” Chieng joked.

Chieng wondered if Trump wanted to be the “new dictator of Venezuela” because in remarks to reporters Wednesday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the Trump administration had “maximum leverage” over Venezuela’s interim government and claimed its leaders’ decisions were “going to continue to be dictated by the United States of America.”

“OK, look, I know how that sounds, but just because you dictate doesn’t make you a dictator, OK? Because dictators, they live in, like, a gold palace or — ah, oh, fuck!” he cracked as an image of Trump’s gold-filled Oval Office appeared on screen.

Chieng also turned his attention to Venezuelans who were seeking advice on how to get rid of Trump.

“We have no idea,” he quipped. “But I can tell you one thing that doesn’t work: satire. Doesn’t do shit!”

Watch more of Chieng’s Wednesday monologue on “The Daily Show.”