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Occupying Hugo Chavez's Legacy @ Russia Today

So I was participating in a debate about Chavez....
As I was warming up and getting into my stride, I thought it would be cool to throw hacks-for-rent off balance by bringing up a very valid point about Chavez's legacy...
Next thing you know, they kicked me out of the program. Note that no mention of my sudden disappearance is made by presenter Peter Lavelle.
The title of this story could be: Occupying Chavez's legacy @ Russia Today