but the one marco polo arrived here. it was a true metropolitan hop going around. chung, here, i've discovered that many of the historical sites he mentioned in his book can still be fun. today. matt t a temple comes on in the sub groups of john here, hold statues, and one paintings that dates back to there's been diagnosed. marco polo wasn't particularly familiar with buddhism, referring to it's a speakers as i don't think today's china various forms of buddhism remained vibrant. alonza ations. so from germany, a staff for 10 polls were legend says copeland con was born. marco polo also substituting site. the of the the from a component of what to look around chung you today. people would surely stop and stare in as a frame or a very teaching and around the city. but during his visit 700 years ago, he could have been just the one of many people was colored eyes as the in a demonstration, categorize them. so i think that the significance is that lack of paul is a, one of the mainly, or leave the in these a job offer late

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black, homeless for marco polo. also substituting site, the of the the from a component of what to look around chung you today. people would surely stop and stare in as a frame or a very teaching and around the city. but during his visit 700 years ago, he could have been just the one of many people was colored eyes as the in a demonstration, categorize them. so i think that the significance is that lack of paul is a one of the mainly, or leave the indies, a job offer late globalization. and of course, the south of china was extremely sophisticated. the very develop turnville at the southern tip of china, just across from taiwan is a city where every religion funding china is, is representative. todd, this is on the whole thing too long. take all of the consulting the way to get a you're from from the home phone, i will hunt, i took on the top cushion. he will produce your microphone or causing the system home. since i've seen the city of china, joe, you will fight or religious sites, almost every streets christianit

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history changed in front of our eyes to elect president marcos. those information operations to change the name marcos from the kleptocrat, who stole $10 billion in 1986. in 2014, the meta narrative that was seeded for marcos was the greatest leader the philippines has ever known. you know, milan kundera said, the struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting. - mm-hmm. - social media is not about one post alone, it's not about content. it's about seeing a lie a million times and making it a fact. so we watched our history change and we elected president marcos and he did bring us to purgatory. so thank you. - jonathan, you're the global news director of the bbc. you have journalists operating war zones, dictatorships, authoritarian regimes around the world with media freedom shrinking. 71% of the globe now lives under authoritarian rule. you are most concerned about russia. - yes, we are most concerned about russia. thank you for your hope. it's sometimes quite challenging to have hope when talking about the media in

let's start with republican senator marco rubio of florida or little marco as trump repeatedly called as he wiped the floor with him during the republican presidential primary in 2016. rubio may now enjoy a second act as trump's new secretary of state and then there's trump's pick for director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, the one-time surrogate for bernie sanders who lost the democratic nomination for president in 2020. don't forget rfk jr. who ran against trump this year as an independent candidate but dropped out prior to the election and is now trump's choice for secretary of health and human services. it's not just people who tried to compete with trump for the white house and failed. trump has also welcomed figures into the fold who lost key races for the republican party. mehmet oz tapped to be head of medicare and medicaid lost two years ago the senate race to john fetterman. linda mcmahon lost to senate bids to democrats in connecticut in 2010 and 2012. lori chavez-deremer who just lost reelection campaign for a congressional seat in oregon to democrat janelle bynu

oh, by the way, today is marco's birthday. >> yeah. (clapping). >> happy birthday to marco. >> a quick happy birthday. >> happy birthday to. >> happy birthday to, happy birthday dear marco, happy birthday to you (clapping.) east lansing you're mayor mayor london breed want to say a word before we cut ribbon. >> anything like great food in san francisco and introduce two of my favorite food italian and mexican food one can you design i can't wait to see what it tastes like in the environment even coming up to this area was seeing this beautiful restaurant will be a designation bus we know san francisco is a designation but more importantly we know that downtown will be a 24/7 neighborhood where you work where you work and play. i i can imagine this place is eating and drinking and enjoying the sricy and happen to be here and congratulate you think is upcoming quality and thank you for investing in san francisco we know you have one other restaurant that's been here 10 years and another one to come and what you're doing to make san franc

oh, marco. wasn't that fond of the big dog either? i'd say this one was was, you know, fee were actually deleted as soon as his name was mentioned, for the big job was get that deleted immediately on the video. and there was no way we're going to allow a con artist to take over the conservative movement. and donald trump is a con artist. as donald trump is a con artist, the con man, i think it's time to i'm to unmask the math and reading advantage of people's for years and anxieties about the future, or trying and soften some sort of strong guy. he's on the friends, you are the friends that are thinking about voting for donald trump. friends do not look friends. vote for who we're about to turn over the conservative movement to a person that has no ideas under any substance on the important issues in the united states. they know how to end the rate. well, we cannot allow the conservative movement to be taken over by a con artist, you know, you kind of low color, just blah blah blah. but you can bend over and fall to your knees and pra

i am a florida person and i have covered marco rubio since 2003. more than 20 years. marco rubio will occupy a unique position in that he is the first cuban-american secretary of state, bilingual, he was basically that effective secretary of state for the western hemisphere under trump when he was still in the senate. how he executes the trump policy regarding only latin america but the middle east and assad will be a fascinating thing to watch for guys like me who have covered him or a while. his nomination should probably sail right through the senate. host: is this a position marco rubio wanted? how long you think you thought about this post? guest: he definitely wanted to be president in 2016. out of all of the positions in the trump white house that marco rubio would leave the senate for , secretary of state was up there. i think he might've gotten cia director. he is on the intelligence committees and that cloak and dagger stuff deeply fascinates him and he has a very thorough background and knowledge of. host: what are you writing about this week at the bulwark

marco rubio, rfk jr. all of those people he public tamed and people who though they lost, they lost in doing his bidding already. they were out front in his own campaigns and service, actually trying to be a leader in the maga movement. which suggests this loyalty above all else. because we know donald trump does not like losers, or he doesn't like losing. but if you're a loser that is loyal, loyalty takes precedence. >> there's manipulation and control all in the name of loyalty. what does the end result actually look like? >> i think donald trump learned a lot in his first four years. he wants to make sure he does not have a cabinet of people who might defy him or challenge him. sort of do anything that, would go against what he perceives as his personal interest. so, i think you have a group of people and it's shocking. it's not that presidents haven't chosen people who have lost elections before. look, hillary clinton, john kerry, others. pwaod buttigieg in the biden administration. donald trump's cab

here's one of the big gun photo that marco i think was back in 2015 was let's have a read. okay. now, marco rubio is a total lightweight who i wouldn't trust i hired to would, would of a smaller companies just wouldn't trust in a highly do, overrated politician. well, i'll give you what you guys are cons as a trump section, but here we go. feel okay, it shows them a little so is looking to do big doors to rubio, because he feels he can multitude into his perfect little puppet. i agree. oh yes, we love this though. the internet never forgets, but guess, well, good all, marco, wasn't that fond of the big dog either. i'd say this one was, was, you know, fee worsley deleted. as soon as his name was mentioned, for the big job was get that deleted immediately on the video. and there was no way we're going to allow a con artist to take over the conservative movement. and donald trump is a con artist. as donald trump is a con artist, con man, i think it's time to and i'm not reading advantage of people's for years and anxieties about the future or trying in solving some sort of strong gu

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us as freeze those asset, and you fumble marco's ever wish to see any of that money. he has to get the go a half and watch it. deja bu, in soul be south korea and parliament has voted to impeach yet and also lead black team president handed to stepped into the role locked his pre december to you. and so, you know, was suspended over a martial law scandal and has been had of the state for just on the 2 weeks the into and the does refusal to a point. judges to the constitutional court has delayed the process of permanent need for moving here. and from office and is now led to hands. impeachment? well the muscle low price is on december side last year and a few hours president he claimed his decree was needed to prevent an opposition that rebellion. he also choose to have cooperating with north korea. but mass protest led to the need to suspension would have now is suspended. finance minister is expected to us. you acting, you just well from last year for the saw it is could buy. but i'd go anyway yet because the vision is about to take you on a peaceful trip to the wint

i've always been proud to work for marco rubio. came to america from cuba in the 1950s. his father a bartender as anor inmate they provide an amazing example to their children about the importance of hard work and family and develop the belief that all things are possible in america. marco rubio was first elected to the united states senate in 2010 and reelected for a second term in 2016. i have seen and serve as a chip in for oppressed people worldwide, work a bit of struggle american families and still make sure that florida's beaches, point grows in space industry are protected. moderating to nice conversation will be mo elleithee, executive director of georgetown university institute of politics and public service. previously, mo was a comedic agents directed at the democratic national committee and involved in presidential statewide and local campaigns. he is currently a fox news contributor and in 1994 graduate of georgetown university. ladies and gentlemen, the nights conversation brought to you by gu politics, cosponsored b

but i joke that from duterte to marcos it was a great introduction.ved from hell to purgatory. >> wow. >> and, again, you go back, right? this is power and money and the consolidation of both power and money crushes institutions and checks and balances. the question really for how quickly a country, a democracy can erode depends on the people and the people who have power within those institutions to actually give up that power, to abdicate responsibility. >> yes, and in that sort of environment is there some advice you can give us? because we're now at the beginning of our duterte era, of what we should be doing in order to survive it and in order to resist it? >> i think first is don't voluntarily give up your rights. do not. walk in now in these next -- in the next month, right, understand what is at stake, build alliances. this is a time to collaborate, collaborate, collaborate. define the values. what are the lines that you won't cross? what does american democracy stand for, and know when those lines are crossed because you can rationalize every

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you don't hear that with marco rubio. but i don't hear anybody saying in either partner -- party actually that marco rubio is not qualified to be secretary of state. there was talk if hegseth went, they would replace with governor desantis. i think he would go through a nomination process. he has run a big organization called florida, he is a veteran, he has experience, he doesn't have these deep personal problems that hegseth has. there is a world of people in foreign policy, that could be national intelligence director, who have experience in it. who aren't -- the reason you know tober -- tulsi gabbard is because she has these nutty views. and trump did this because -- this is her reward, same with rfk. you put someone in charge who's not anti-polio vaccine -- put them in charge of our health. that person is going to get confirmed. so i don't think that this is an effort to stop trump. i think it is an effort to stop really bad choices that are dangerous for america. >> you raise a good point, but part of why we have he

estimulan especialmente y a marco public.vilegio aqui en la f fiscalia el trabajar cada dia con estos fenomenos de ser servidores publicos de la policia de nueva york y ha sido un placer trabajar con la comisionada. y con el jefe de detectives, joseph kenney. casi todos los dias estamos en contacto y su liderazgo es i incomparable. y rebecca weiner, comisionada adjunta. como he dicho, hay muchos retos en el mundo, pero yo duermo mas tranquilo sabiendo que ella es la comisionada a cargo de enfrentar cargos, casos de terrorismo e. los detectives cossio dias han sido ejemplares. son excepcionales. y no solamente aqui en nueva york. quiero reconocer el excelente trabajo de nuestros aliados en altura. la policia de altuna, la fiscalia del condado de blair, logobernadores de nueva york y pennsylvania, el fbi y, por supuesto, los valerosos miembros del publico que respondieron al llamamiento de nuestra comisionada. >> cuando, bueno, ahi estaban, escuchando esta conferencia de prensa. sabemos que johnny esta acusado de un cargo de as

he floated he may run for marco rubio c. i don't know if that's a real thing. is there anything in florida law that prevents someone like him from becoming the next senator from florida? i don't think there is but i wanted to ask the question. >> he is not a convicted felon. he is able to run for office. he being matt gaetz. speaking on behalf of sane floridians, we don't want him. there's no such thing as a shame spiral for matt gaetz because there's nowhere left for him to go. i appreciate representative jasmine crockett's point about the gravity of the offenses. they run from drug offenses and its not just marijuana but cocaine and ecstasy being alleged but you have this statutory rape elephants which when you look at the facts that are set forth in the ethics committee report, it's profoundly revolting to think that matt gaetz wants to say he did not know that victim a as she is identified was 17 years old when he had sex with her but oh, no, when she was not 17 anymore he had sex with her and again and he paid her. the problem that peels away from this is,

we see signs of stardom and marco has done incredibly, he -- it was such an easy decision, the marco decision was so easy. they can see in florida and ron will have to make that decision. he will make the right decision. i also know lara has so many other things. she has so many other things. people want to be on television and give her contract. her predominant thought is our country and family. those are her thoughts. but she has so many other things she is talking about. >> the senators who oppose your nominees, should they be primary? >> if they are unreasonable, i'll give you an answer your shocked to hear. if they are unreasonable, if they are opposing somebody for political reasons or stupid reasons, i would say it has nothing to do with me i would say they probably would be primary. but if they are reasonable, fair and disagree with something or somebody i can see that happening. but i do believe if -- i think we have great people, i think we have a great group of people. pam has been unbelievably received, looking at pam bondi. did so many just unbelievably received, i think

luis carlos: ¿usted ha hablado con marco rubio?ca latina, y que los regÍmenes que hoy existen amenazan la seguridad nacional de los estados unidos. ilia: mÁs de esta entrevista, este domingo a las 11:00 de la maÑana en "al punto". los jÓvenes migrantes fueron apuÑalados en nueva york por no hablar inglÉs. eliÁn: esto es terrible, porque la policÍa de nueva york estÁ confirmando que estos dos adolescentes sufrieron un ataque de tres hombres que les preguntaron si hablaban inglÉs. como dijeron que no, fueron agredidos. un joven de 17 aÑos se falleciÓ, mientras otro resultÓ herido. les diremos quÉ estÁ sucediendo con la captura en mÉxico de cinco miembros de "el tren de aragua". fue detenido en colombia karen ojeda, alias "la muÑeca", una de las mÁs temidas sicarios del paÍs. fue capturada junto a una amiga y otra persona que ser en parte de una banda. ilia: estÁ acusado de matar a su ex novia y parece que habÍa incursionado en el mundo criminal desde los 18 aÑos. eliÁn: les tenemos toda la informaciÓn esta noche. ilia: hay unos nÚmer

el nuevo marco proporciona un enfoque mÁs equilibrado para la gestiÓn del agua y que permitirÁ a los el estado recibiÓ la poblaciÓn en los centros de servicios de medicare y medicaid para su prueba de exenciÓn. la administraciÓn baiden—arri acaba de aprobar la iniciativa, estarÍa permitiendo al estado a las personas elegibles que reciben tratamiento de salud conductual hasta seis meses de alquiler transitorio para apoyar su recuperaciÓn. hablemos de la preocupaciÓn que existe ante la escasez de huevos, esto estÁ llevando a consumidores a pensarlos dos veces. en algunos establecimientos se encuentra con los precios por las nubes, en otros los huevos estÁn agotados. >> esta como al triple de precio, lo que valÍa antes. >> segÚn el departamento de agricultura, la producciÓn de huevo ha disminuido en 2.5% aÑo tras aÑo y ahora un brote de gripe aviar estÁ causando un aumento de precios de hasta el 200%. >> nos estÁ afectando mucho, mÁs que nada a los patrones. tanto para ellos, me imagino que en todo negocio. >>y a medida que la temporada de fiestas se intensifica la demanda de huevos, pe

your reference marco rubio is the incoming secretary of state.n on ukraine is diametrically opposed to this administration's view. how does that navigate? real quick? it is a big question and i need a very short answer but that is going to be the very interesting early tension and sort of thing what direction this administration takes next on ukraine. >> marco rubio will take direction from donald trump. i think he will express his concerns in the white house room. i am sure there will be animated discussions but i think there will be a deal with putin over ukraine and i think whatever deal will be advantages to ukraine as possible. >> director brennan, we love you. you must come back. it is crazy out here in the international streets because the reality is that vladimir putin just rolled up and said we are taking it and if we can do that, i don't know what kind of world we are living in. john brennan, i appreciate your time. >>> up next, representative debbie wasserman schultz is here, former secretary, donna should layla is here, marilyn davis

michael needham, former chief of staff for senator marco rubio, as the counselor of the state departmentmichael anton, former national security council spokesman, will serve as director of policy planning. all three would serve under trump's nomination for secretary of state marco rubio, and that would vacate a senate seat in florida. lara trump has been floated for that job. >> she has indeed. all right. thanks very much. check futures please. it's monday morning, 13 or 20 odd minutes to go before we get to the opening bell. dow down 40. nasdaq. i'm sorry. dow. dow down. up 40. nasdaq is down 38. not much change jacob sonenshine joins me this morning. jacob. can you see anything on the horizon that would really kill this rally? >> no. not really. i think for the rest of december, we've broken out to new highs. i said this a few days ago. right. so i think the santa rally is on into next year. the main catalyst from a macro standpoint, in terms of the broader market trading as one, are going to be the types of policies that we get from the trump administration. the thing into 2025 that i

the marco decision was such an easy. but believes a vacancy in florida.to make that decision. and he'll make the right decision. i also know that lara has got so many other things. she's got so many other things. people want her to be on television and give her contracts. her predominant thought is our country and her family. those are they are thoughts. but she's got so many other things that she's talking about. he'll make right decision. >> mr. president, mr. president -- >> should senators who oppose your nominees, should they be primaried? >> if they unreasonable. i've give you a different answer, an answer that you'll be shocked to hear. if they're unreasonable, if they're opposing someone for political reasons, or stupid reasons, i would say it has nothing to do with me. would you say they probably would be primaried. but if they're reasonable, fair and disagree with something or somebody, i could see that happening. but i do believe that if they're -- i think we have great beam. i think we have a great -- a great group of people. pam has been unbe

ferdinand and imelda marcos extravagantly corrupt regime. martial law.lthough the philippines has remained a democracy since then, it can seem at times fragile. the queen. >> the dummy. everybody. aly vance. >> now you're both photojournalists. >> yep. >> based out of manila. >> yeah. me. >> mark lives in mindanao. >> mindanao? yeah. now, does a journalist need to carry a firearm in this country for me? >> yes in the philippines, a press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where mark novales lives and works. >> mindanao have been war torn for the last how many years because of the radicalization of recent years. this growing specter of i.s.i.s., mindanao is fertile ground for that now, traditionally, the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> yes, there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. yeah, but these days people seem to not make that distinction. >> yes. >> dating back to the marcos, the marcos years even. >> yeah. >>

andrea: marcos ha sufrido dos amputaciones. marcos, ¿quÉ es lo que te ha ocurrido en tus pies?e comenzÓ a abrir un poco mÁs hasta que se convirtiÓ en un cosito y ese cosito atravesÓ todo mi pie. andrea: los mÉdicos sonaron las alarmas, esa herida podÍa costarle su pierna y hasta su vida. >> me tuvieron que amputar dos dedos. despuÉs este dedo se me quebrÓ. andrea: fue cuando su hijastra gabriela y su esposa de el mismo nombre le rogaron que por favor se cuidar. >> ¿como te sientes con tu pie? >> en ocasiones es bastante el dolor. me dijeron cuidate, deja el cigarro. >> ¿que aprendiste con todo lo que te pasÓ con tu pie? >> yo quiero que tÚ aprendas de mi, de lo que es importante cuidar tu salud, cuidar lo que comes ahora temprano. cuidar lo que tomas, hacer ejercicio. >> te amo mucho. andrea: mientras lo siguen protegiendo. >> seÑora gabriela, ella prepara comidas que son muy bajas en grasa. andrea: jesÚs no pudo detener el avances de los daÑos y hoy su pierna derecha corre nuevamente riesgo. >> ahora desgraciadamente tengo la diabetes mÁs avanzada. ya lleguÉ a un tÉrmino de mi

maybe i will run for marco rubio's seat. and other -- and my friend steve bannon and others have suggested i return. i would remind him when he got out of prison, he did not punch a guard on the way out. for the moment, i will enjoy being one of you. james madison said the most powerful position in america would not be congressman, senator, or even president, but as a citizen because we put such an obligation on the citizenry to ignite the patriotism the country needs. [applause] god bless turning point! ted cruz: god bless turning point! we are gathered here at truly a momentous time. if you were young and passionate and it was 1776, you would have been part of transforming and creating the united states of america. [applause] if you were young and passionate in the year was 1980 and the reagan revolution was happening, you would have been part of transforming the united states of america. and today, in 2024, you are young and passionate, and every one of you is integral to transforming the united of america. the washington

on monday featured nominees include marco rubio and elise stefanik. tuesday we will hear from fense secretary nominee pete hegseth. wednesday will feature robert f. kennedy, jr. on thursday south dakota governor, the nominee for homeland security secretary. on friday the nominee for education secretary, linda mcmahon. our marathon continues monday with tulsi gabbard. on december 31 we wod hear from dr. oz and kash patel. watch trump nominees in their own words. our marathon begins monday at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. ng us now to discuss president-elect trump's potential actions against the news media is caroline hendrie, executive director for the society of professional journalists. thank you for being with us. guest: it's a great privilege. host: teller audience about the society professional journalists, your mission and who you work with. guest: the society of professional journalists is the oldest and most broad-based journalism membership organization in the country. we go back to 1909. we stand for working journalists, all the journalists across

you have praised your colleague, senator marco rubio, in the past. he, of course, has been nominated for secretary of state. beyond that, assuming you vote for him, how many of trump's nominees do you see yourself voting for? >> i can't say at this point, dana, because, you know, without taking a look at the background of the fbi investigation, which is routine, you really don't know much except what's in the press. some of that is good and some of it isn't. in fairness to each nominee, i'm not going to prejudge except when it comes to marco rubio. marco has been a buddy of mine for a long time. we've worked on a lot of things together. i think he'll be an excellent secretary of state. >> okay, let's talk about a story that has been pretty underreported and that is president biden. and you as judiciary chairman of the senate committee, you have confirmed 233 judges. it's mostly on the district or trial level, 45 judges to the appeals courts. and, of course, one supreme court justice, ketanji brown jackson. that's just one vote, one judge shy of forme

iris delgado nos amplía marcó un hito en la historia de los estados unidos porque le tocó vivir díasede en atlanta, por su papel fundamental en la observación electoral. en el caso específico de de venezuela, nosotros, debemos reconocer la gran labor que hizo el presidente carter, pero más recieientemente agradee el reconocimiento que le hizo el centro a edmundo gonzález urrutia como ganador de la controversial elección del 28 de julio. también se le acredita el indulto de 4 independentistas puertorriqueños acusados de intento de asesinato contra políticos. en 1977 nombró al primer hispano en liderar el departamento de inmigración. tras su campaña para la presidencia se formó el primer caucus hispano en el congreso del país y fue durante su mandato que se produjo el éxodo del mariel, cuando más de 100.000 inmigrantes cubanos llegaron al sur de florida en el transcurso de 6 meses. incluso hay quienes dicen que el veterano del navy tuvo su mayor influencia como expresidente. básicamente, más de 40 años? no? de de de activismo. pro derechos humanos pro democracia liberal y representativ

ya nuestro compañero marco está listo para contarnos otra bella historia que resalta la juventud de laetas. vamos a ver la historia de daniel villarreal. mi gran sueño es jugar profesional para el primer equipo de los san jose earthquakes y si hago bien de allí, me gustaría jugar para el club de liverpool. daniel villarreal sueña en grande. su meta es jugar en el mítico estadio anfield y vestir la camiseta de 1 de los clubes más poderosos del mundo, el liverpool. pero para el joven defensor nacido en el área de la bahía, ya es un orgullo formar parte de la sub 14 de los san josé. earthquakes pues significa mucho porque es jugar para el equipo mejor en california también eso significa mucho porque es es para mi familia. me gusta jugar por mi familia. quiero, quiero llegar profesional para ellos. a sus 13 años, daniel nos explica la importancia de sus raíces latinas y también cómo disfruta de las bondades de la cultura mexicana. significa mucho porque es estar en contacto con otras personas que yo no podría tener si yo no estaba latino. también significa que que tengo una diferente persp

. >> and then you add to that marco rubio secretary of state, how incredible and then really thrilled with elise stefanik as the u.n. ambassador, and mike waltz security advisor. a team is coming in place that understands peace through strength. the rebels and northwest syria, we think of them, they have an islamist character to them and there's a kind of knee-jerk assumption they will be hostile to israel. i think it's pretty clear they have recognized israel's distraction or near destruction unless a israel's victories over hezbollah have really opened up an opportunity for them. >> professor, your head of the curve 50 would think islamic jihadists are coming into aleppo. we will have to look further, a lot further and it really opens up an opportunity indeed because of hezbollah, the defeat of hamas and i am of the belief that these are puppets of iran, not proxies of iran. they're not acting in place of iran. they are iran. it is the octopus of iran. that's where this center of people is located in the middle east. by the defeat of hezbollah's so significant and all the leadership

of state, the most senior latino ever to serve in an administration and in the presidential line, marcoio, within days quite eager to get on the good side of marco rubio because they are thrilled to know there will be more attention paid to the hemisphere as there should be. >> and attention paid to those accepting this administration incoming intends to deport. >> because they understand that's the gateway. >> to better relations with this administration. >> if you start with that and ensure they're being treated fairly on their way back, they're willing to have the conversation. >> no better way to close out a calendar year than the correspondents roundtable at "face the nation." it's been my honor and privilege to have you here. ed o'keefe, caitlin huey-burns, scott macfarlane, robert costa. we'll be back with more "face the nation." please stay with us. or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be. (♪♪) serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine and bacterial infection between the anus and genitals,

most senior latino ever to serve in an administration and in the presidential line of succession, marcoheard within days of the election from latin american governments, quite eager to get on the good side of marco rubio because they are thrilled to know there will be more attention paid to the hemisphere has there should be. >> and there will be attention paid in terms of accepting those -- this administration incoming intends to deport. >> yeah. because they understand that's the gateway. >> to better relations with this administration? >> yeah. that if you start with that, and, you know, ensure they're being treated fairly on their way back, that they'll probably end up taking no formal agreements, but a conversation. >> no better way to close out a year than the round table. it's been my honor and privilege. my thanks to all of you. we'll be right back with a lot more "face the nation." please stay with us. k with more the nation." please stay with us. or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be. (♪♪) serious side effec

he's not buy the damn sure >> we continue with florida senator marco rubio, nominated to serve as the next secretary of state. setor rubio was first elected in 2010 and currently serves as the top republican on the senate inteigence committee. in 2016, he ran for president but losthe republican nomination to donald trump. next, senator rubio speaking in 2015 about his book "american dreams" that documented despair -- parents immigration to the u.s., his upbringing in florida, and what he called faltering opportunities for working and middle-class families. [applause] thank you for coming in and proud to be allowed any other incident miami-dade which is for most of the american lots of owning a home but also by certain difficult backgrounds to do what your parents did before you. that thing that millions of people in this country >> i am the only one they get heckled by both sides of the immigration debate. amazing. we will wait for them to finish, then continue talking about the book. we will just wait for them to finish, then talk about the book. i apologize, folks. that is all right

the marco decision was such an easy. he leaves a vacancy in florida, and ron's going to have to make that decision, and he'll make the right decision. i also know that laura's got so many other things. i mean, she's got so many other things. people want her to be on television. they want to give her a contract. you know, her predominant thought is our country and her family. those are her thoughts. but she's got so many other things that she's talking about. he'll make he'll make the right decision. >> mr. president, mr. president, senators who oppose your nominees, your cabinet nominees, should they be primaried? >> if they are unreasonable? i'll give you a different answer. an answer that you'll be shocked to hear. uh, if they're unreasonable, if they're opposing somebody for political reasons or stupid reasons, i would say has nothing to do with me. i would say they probably would be primaried. but if they're reasonable, fair, and really disagree with something or somebody, i could see that happening. but i do believe

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he was just continuing to marco's open door policy. this is michael introduce germany's catastrophic energy policy. phase dot be glad that she, mister shows, just switched off. the last, you can, uh, uh, pass stations. that's uh the decision to face uh euclid. energy has been taken under mrs. marco that stores and the whole climate change nonsense. which one day will turn out to be the biggest hoops ever. and this was all the know you rated by and by. this is michael. mrs. sparkle was in a sense, germany's 1st greed charles luck all the official, the she was a cd you politician. and mister shows, uh, what's the 2nd social democratic reading, sean, stuff that you got from the say the word so to speak. this little very little of that distinguishes them. and so that's why i'm saying he was one of the 2 restaurants. let us the very west, it's impossible to say who was the very worst jeopardy as had so many bad chances. the verdict of former e. u parliamentary gunner back on alternative for germany party member. a big 2 months ahead. thank