'Will & Grace' Actor Brutally Drags Trump's Venezuela Takeover With Mock Regime Change In His Own Neighborhood

As the world now knows, on the morning of Saturday, January, 3, 2026, under the direction of MAGA Republican President Donald Trump and his Secretary of "War" Pete Hegseth, the United States military invaded the sovereign nation of Venezuela using 150 aircraft to abduct Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores.

The nation, along with international allies and adversaries, have been weighing in on the action and the Trump administration's attempts to justify it. Trump, Hegseth, and their mouthpieces claim the uninvited intervention in another sovereign nation's internal affairs was about justice and drug trafficking while the international community and Trump's opposition in the U.S. say it was about oil.

But actor and comedian Jamie Kaler—known for playing Gary on Will & Grace and Mike Callahan on My Boys—had a different take that he shared on his TikTok. His video has since gone viral.

You can see Kaler's TikTok here:

Kaler appears on an overcast suburban street to announce a 'late-night operation' occurred where his friends raided their neighbor Tom's house.

Kaler says:

"He put up quite a fight, but we got through and he is in custody."

He then cited lingering Christmas lights, an untrimmed avocado tree and that he suspects Tom of running fentanyl—without proof. He also noted that Tom speaks Spanish and Tom's wife needed to be evicted for bringing empanadas to a party, saying, "better safe than sorry."

Claiming the home as his own now, Kaler said he enjoys the "fantastic wine cellar" that he's "tapped into extensively" in a nod to Trump's plans for Venezuela's natural resources. Kaler added that he's planning more takeovers of two other neighbors—one for their cool car and one for their yoga-instructor wife.

Kaler's comedic skit quickly spread from TikTok to other platforms.

People found Kaler's take on Trump to be spot on.

Legal experts are challenging the Trump administration's international law compliance, but for now, Maduro remains in U.S. custody in New York.