Where are the celebrities and leftists who praised Venezuela's descent into socialism now?

Venezuela’s socialist president, Nicolás Maduro, is under fire after videos of him enjoying a $275 steak, personally served to him by celebrity chef “Salt Bae,” went viral -- while his country is literally starving.

This is what happens under #socialism: the dictator and his cronies (who produce nothing) consume everything while the people starve. Shame on you, @nusr_ett. You're a disgrace. #Venezuela #saltbae pic.twitter.com/wrKHkVR7Wz

— Christian Cámara (@Reaganista) September 17, 2018

On Wednesday’s episode of “The Glenn Beck Radio Program,” Glenn and Stu Burguiere reacted to the brutal dictator's latest tone-deaf move.

They also recalled when celebrities such as Sean Penn, Micheal Moore, and Danny Glover, as well as the leader of the British Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, praised Venezuela's socialist government as the solution to all of the country's, perhaps even the "wide world's" problems. Unsurprisingly, all have now gone radio-silent on the matter.

Hugo Chavez declared the oil belonged 2 the ppl. He used the oil $ 2 eliminate 75% of extreme poverty, provide free health & education 4 all

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) March 6, 2013

Thanks Hugo Chavez for showing that the poor matter and wealth can be shared. He made massive contributions to Venezuela & a very wide world

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) March 5, 2013

"These people were telling us that [Venezuela's socialist regime] is the future, and that our experiment was failing compared to theirs. And it was a very common conception," said Stu.

Glenn and Stu played an audio montage of various left-wing cheerleaders for Venezuela's socialist regime, followed by a funny clip from Parks and Recreation about a delegation of condescending Venezuelan government officials.

Watch the video above to catch the conversation and watch the Parks and Rec clip.

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