rubio: ok. and again, at that setting, did you say to the president, that it would be inappropriate to do so or talk to the white house counsel or anybody, so hopefully they would talk to him and tell him that he couldn't do this. >> first time, i said i'll see what we can do. second time, i explained how it should work, that the white house counsel should contact the deputy attorney general. the president said ok, i think , that's what i'll do. sen. rubio: and just to be clear, for you to make a public statement that he was not under investigation would not have been illegal, but you felt it made no sense, because it could potentially create a duty to correct if circumstances changed? >> yes, sir. we wrestled with it before my testimony where i confirmed that there was an investigation. and there were two primary concerns. one was it creates a duty to correct, which i've lived before, and you want to be very careful about doing that. and second, it's a slippery slope, because if we say the pres

rubio: ok. again, at that setting, did you say to the president, that it would be inappropriate to do so or talk to the white house counsel or anybody, so hopefully they would talk to him and tell him that he couldn't do this. >> first time, i said i'll see what we can do. second time, i explained how it should work, that the white house counsel should contact the deputy attorney general. the president xi, ok i think , that's what i'll do. sen. rubio: and just to be clear, for you to make a public statement that he was not under investigation would not have been illegal, but you felt it made no sense, because it could potentially create a duty to correct if circumstances changed? >> yes, sir. we wrestled with it before my testimony where i confirmed that there was an investigation. and there were two primary concerns. one was it creates a duty to correct, which i've lived before, and you want to be very careful about doing that. and second, it's a slippery slope, because if we say the president

senator rubio, thank you. i also want to thank president trump for nominating senator rubio and giving me a first easy swearing-in. this is the first time i have ever sworn in an official in the united states government. and i want to thank senator jim risch and his family for making this easy. you got this done and got it done very quickly. 99-0. i think even i wouldn't have got close to 99-0. senator rubio, it's a great testament to your career of service. this is a new chapter, but i think you're going to do great. i think we'll administer the oath and then, senator, you'll say a few words. let's do it. please raise your right hand. repeat after me. i, marco rubio. >> i marco rubio. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear aorplt a that i will support and defend. >> support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies. >> foreign and domestic. >> i will bear truth faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely. >>

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rubio: yes. and i think it needs to be someone that, as we have discussed, also enjoys broad support across different sectors. but the key ultimately, i don't know if it was a study or a survey or something that came out, i was really disturbed. it said 60% of people on earth hold anti-semitic views. i think it was 60%. unfortunately, bigotry and hatred has been a part of human nature from the very beginning. but anti-semitism is a unique danger. the suffering that it inflicted on the world historically within the last century is unimaginable and it can never be allowed to be repeated and it is something we should always speak out against and identify for what it is. i think the u.s.'s role in speaking out in that regard is indispensable, and we need to be forceful about it. one of the things that is most troubling is it seems to me that one of the things that is undermining the legitimacy of money of our -- many of our international organizations is they have become havens of anti-semitic activi

rubio: yes. and i think it needs to be someone that, as we have discussed, also enjoys broad support across different sectors. but the key ultimately, i don't know if it was a study or a survey or something that came out, i was really disturbed. it said 60% of people on earth hold anti-semitic views. i think it was 60%. unfortunately, bigotry and hatred has been a part of human nature from the very beginning. but anti-semitism is a unique danger. the suffering that it inflicted on the world historically within the last century is unimaginable and it can never be allowed to be repeated and it is something we should always speak out against and identify for what it is. i think the u.s.'s role in speaking out in that regard is indispensable, and we need to be forceful about it. one of the things that is most troubling is it seems to me that one of the things that is undermining the legitimacy of money of our -- many of our international organizations is they have become havens of anti-semitic activi

senator rubio, thank you. i also want to thank president trump for nominating senator rubio and giving me a first easy swearing-in. this is the first time i have ever sworn in an official in the united states government. and i want to thank senator jim risch and his family for making this easy. you got this done and got it done very quickly. 99-0. i think even i wouldn't have got close to 99-0. senator rubio, it's a great testament to your career of service. this is a new chapter, but i think you're going to do great. i think we'll administer the oath and then, senator, you'll say a few words. let's do it. please raise your right hand. repeat after me. i, marco rubio. >> i marco rubio. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear aorplt a that i will support and defend. >> support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies. >> foreign and domestic. >> i will bear truth faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely. >>

chair and senator rubio. i've enjoyed working with you and the congressional executive commission on china which engages in many issues related to their treatment of folks from the toe bet tins to wiggers to position regarding hong kong and taiwan. let's talk about taiwan. i had the chance to go to taiwan in the year 2000. it was the second presidential election there first one where people were coming convinced they might be able to hold a democracy. i believe they've earned the right to have a voice in international affairs, i also believe that they are a great risk right now with chinese xi jinping plan to be aggressive militarily towards them as my colleague senator rick its just so noted. will you support in your role as secretary of state taiwan's right to have a voice in international affairs participate in international forums and will you support the porcupine strategy providing that we will supply them with defense articles and defense services in such quantity as maybe necessary to enable taiwan to

he knows who rubio is and what rubio believes. and the differences between these two guys on foreign policy is very, very thin. when marco rubio was a united states senator and donald trump was president, the first time as trump 45, rubio was essentially the day facto secretary of state for the western hemisphere. he was a constant trump adviser. trump bounced ideas off of him, took his advice, listened to him. in fact, as i've reported previously, at one point trump was musing and was being urged to invade or have a military action in venezuela. who talked him out of it? marco rubio did. so whoever this ambassador is,'. they don't know what they're talking about. >> um, now that rubio looks obviously safe, pete hegseth looks like he's going to be confirmed. there's new focus on tulsi gabbard as being perhaps the most problematic trump nominee. what are you hearing in terms of how confident the trump transition is that she will get confirmed? >> that's always a tricky question, because in trump world, when you ask them, how confid

abel: look at the end of rubio. senator rubio, very, very smart senator. understands his state. international issues. and i don't think donald j. trump would have -- potential would have chosen him if he were not aligned on a lot of the issues. i mean, they are -- men, marco is going to do a great job. look, i can just see him flourishing in this position because yeah, there's going to be some changes but he is not going to be afraid to tell the person, this is what i believe it at the end of the day, the person is the one that has the patient. he made it very clear right there, i mean, does it make us safer? does it make us stronger? it is pretty basic. so i have a lot of high hopes for marco. 99 to zero on the confirmation. it says it all about his colleagues where he works. christian: on my side of the pump it will be listening carefully on what he said onto because there has been disappointed in recent weeks between the labor government and paging. he is and certainly belgium is pushing europe into making a lose-lose choice, either bent to donald trump's well or expect the t

look, i know marco rubio, senator rubio — very, very smart senator.cause there's going to be challenges, but you won't be afraid to tell the president, this is what i believe. at the end of the day, the president has the vision. he made it very clear right there. does that make us safer, does it make a stronger? it's pretty basic. i have a lot of hope for marco. 99%, it says a lot about where he works. fin hope for marco. 99%, it says a lot about where he works. on my side of the _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they will - lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they will be - side of the pond, they will be listening very closely to what he said on china. certainly donald trump is pushing europe into making a lose lose choice, either bend it to donald trump or expect the tariffs. i either bend it to donald trump or expect the tariffs.— or expect the tariffs. i can guarantee _ or expect the tariffs. i can guarantee i

senator rubio, thank you. [applause] i also of course want to thank president trump for nominating him and giving me a first easy swearing in. the first time i've sworn in an official in the united states government and i want to thank senator rich and making it easy. 99-0, right? i think even i wouldn't have got close to 99-0. senator rubio, a great testament to your career of service and this is a new chapter, man. i think you will do great. great. so i think we'll administer the oath and senator, you will say a few words, is that right? let's do it. okay. please raise your right hand' repeat after me i marco rubio do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. against all enemies foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that i take the obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of a vision. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which i'm about to enter. so help you god. congratu

rubio. also like to recognize his wonderful family who is here today's wife jenness, daughter daniela, sister barbara and veronicaar and nephew orlando. back home amanda, anthony and dominic.c. all of us here today no market was an exceptional nominee. he is the perfect person to carry out president trump's district president elect trump's policies to protect national security and drink peace and stability back to the western hemisphere. marco learned at a young age of the suffering and oppression of socialism. brings valuable acknowledgments rules are of senate foreign relations committee the senate intelligence committee. in our state of florida we hear often from those he came for united states to escape dangerous regimes and live the americanan dream. marco ando many of us have had the opportunity to live every person we meet serves as an why and i say stand for freedom and democracy. president trump's record in his first term was clear he unapologetically fought to protect freedom and d

rubio. >> thank you. director comey, immediately oval office when you make the request about mike flynn was that the only time he asked you to help with medical? >> yes. >> in that meeting >> senator rubio, thank you, director comey. the meeting in the oval office where he made the request about mike flynn, was that the only time he asked you to hopefully let it go? yes, and in that meeting, as you understood it, that was, he was asking not about the general russian investigation. he was asking very specifically about the jeopardy that flynn was in himself. that's how i understood it, yes sir. and as you perceived it, while it was a request that you hoped you did away with it, you perceived it as an order given his position, the setting, and the like, and some of the circumstances. yes, at the time, did you say anything to the president about that is not an appropriate request, or did you tell the white house counsel that is not an appropriate request? someone needs to go tell the president

here is part of what marco rubio said well sworn in. i may take the liberty for 15 seconds to say something in spanish because i know a lot of people at home are proud and i want to acknowledge that. [speaking another language] >> i just said i saved a bunch of money by switching to geico. [laughter] >> john: i followed his campaign 2016 and he has a funny guy. but he takes over serious business of things like ceasefire in israel which donald trump said yesterday he doesn't have a lot of confidence yet. because hamas has never been known for commitments. >> no, rubio, what a great story. child of immigrants and his father worked in a hotel. >> john: he worked in one of those portable bars. >> is a secretary of state of the united states and thomas jefferson held at one time. a remarkable story and so many stories in the new administration. he has a lot of challenges and he's inheriting and donald trump left the white house go to the world was at peace. he comes back in the world is on fire. marco rubio inherited the world went to deal w

today i will vote yes on senator rubio. positively out of the foreign relations committee moments ago. 16 years ago i came here and sat down in the foreign relations committee, took a seat at the very end, got on the intelligence committee, took a seat at the end, two years later, marco came in and sat next to me. during that period of time we have worked together a tremendous number of hours on many issues. we are at a time when america faces threats from nearly every corner of the world, it's no secret that hostile -- this -- there an authoritarian access, we need a chief diplomat like marco rubio to take them on. our challenges in the foreign relations lane and national security lane are enormous and complicated. i can't think of another person better equipped to tackle these issues than our colleague, marco rubio. i would encourage anyone who wants a clear understanding of the united states foreign policy, look at and watch the recording of marco's performance before the foreign relations committee last week. i would sa

rubio traditionally more interventionist, believing in u.s.adership to solve conflicts, but he has tended to track more closely to mr. trum'' positionss, who says he wants to negotiate a settlement between the two countries. when it comes to the american sponsorship of the cease-fire in hostage release deal in gaza, that will be crucial work that the state department will have to continue, if it is to see the continuation of that cease-fire as crucially the movement from the first six weeks to a second, longer end to the war, aspiration, the hope of the biden administration. president trump, of course, saying on monday that he was not confident in the cease-fire itself, so a lot of work to be done. marco rubio now the 72nd second secretary of state, now first day of the job, try to push forward with that america first agenda. caitriona: tom bateman reporting, our u.s. state department correspondent. we can show you some pictures now coming to us from the white house. you can see a podium here, which we are awaiting remarks from president donal

and rubio's task will be to navigate these difficult waters. rubio said he hopes the u.s. would be able to resolve these security concerns around the canal once and for all. china, for the record, has no official stake in the canal, but it has been purchasing and developing nearby ports. furthermore, at least five chinese state-owned companies have set up shop along the canal itself. and some u.s. commanders have warned that these facilities could be easily flipped into military use in the event of a conflict. according to the u.s. state department, however, rubio's trip will not exclusively focus on the panama canal. among other things, rubio will be looking to address broader migration issues in the region and taking that message on tour to several other nations as well. those nations include guatemala, el salvador, costa rica and the dominican republic. >>> president trump has suggested that ukraine should not have fought back against the russian invasion nearly three years ago. in an interview on fox news, mr. trump told sean hannity, quote, zelenskyy was fighting a mu

aÚn asÍ, se espera que marco rubio reciba el mayor apoyo bipartidista.a juramentaciÓn de trump en washington d.c. y el pronÓstico anticipa que las temperaturas estarÁn en los 20 grados fahrenheit, con vientos cerca de las 30 millas por hora. podrÍa ser la inauguraciÓn con mÁs viento desde la toma de posesiÓn de ronald reagan en 1985. aquÍ en noticias telemundo le tenemos preparada una cobertura completa de la toma de posesiÓn de trump. cobertura especial a partir de las 06:00 en noticias telemundo ahora y en todas las plataformas digitales de noticias telemundo. seguimos con la otra gran noticia del dÍa. israel y hamÁs acordaron un cese al fuego despuÉs de 15 meses de una guerra que ha dejado mÁs de 45.000 muertos. este acuerdo incluye la liberaciÓn de rehenes tomados en el ataque terrorista que dio inicio al conflicto. javier vega preparÓ el informe un nuevo acuerdo pone pausa a la guerra en gaza. >> en sus calles. jÚbilo en medio de un conflicto que ha cobrado mÁs de 46.000 vidas. segÚn el ministerio de salud. tambiÉn en israel. sentimientos a flor de

what is rubio hoping to accomplish in panama? >> reporter: rubio will certainly have a lot on his plate on this first foreign visit. panama is one of america's strongest allies in latin america but also the focus of president trump for several months, particularly the panama canal. in his inauguration speech, trump said china has taken over the canal and that the u.s. was going to take it back. china and panama have pushed back on these claims, with panama insisting that it is operating the waterway in a neutral capacity. the u.s. views the panama canal as a strategically critical access point into the pacific. during his confirmation hearing, rubio said he hoped the u.s. would be able to resolve the security concerns around the canal. china, for the record, has no stake in the canal but has been purchasing and developing nearby ports. furthermore, at least five chinese state-owned companies have set up along the canal itself. and some u.s. commanders have warned these could easily be flipped into military use in the event of a c

florida senator rubio in 2017 hearing we fast forward a year later to senator rubio sadown at georgetown university in washington dco discuss the role of bipartisanship in the u.s. senate and in policymaking more broadly. good evening.. on behalf of georgetown university institute of politics and public service of the school of public policy, welcome to the gu politics for. my name is martin swede i'm the director of the gu politics form. the form is our home for invited speaker series. some of you have already heard former white house press secretary sean spicer for congressman ted deutch, welcome back. to those of you who are new to the forum, welcome aboard. we been expecting you. we hope you all will come back later this semester to hear senator mark warner, congressman joe kennedy, major garrett, mayor pete, congressman joaquin castro and many others are gu politics form exists so we can help connect you to georgetown community with our nation's top political knives and public servants. at georgetown university we are committed to providing free speech and expression. that fosters t

amna: but it was china, where rubio has long pressed the u.s.ger stance, that he insisted remains america's most potent adversary. >> if we stay on the road we're on right now, in less than 10 years, virtually everything that matters to us in life will depend on whether china will allow us to have it or not. amna: also today, trump's pick for the director of the central intelligence agency, john ratcliffe, faced questions from the senate intelligence committee. democrat mark warner of virginia asked about the potential for political retribution. sen. warner: what assurances can you provide to this committee and to the cia work force that you will resist efforts to fire or force out career cia employees because of their perceived political views or somehow their views of loyalty to the president? >> well, i think the best example of that, mr. vice chairman, if you look at my record and my record as dni. that never took place. that is never something anyone has alleged and it's something that i would never do. amna: ratcliffe himself has been accu

but mind you so many of his cabinet like rubio has been historically as well. the bind administration. we have to be honest about the bible ministration was collaborated with israel to do what was going on in gaza and also to increase the temperature of what was going on in level non and with syria. so they collaborate with them and we'll have to see, to what extent a trump will be a collaborator or whether his reputation uh will push him in a different direction. it's. it's a very hot situation right at the moment. and you know, there's brian hook, he was the previous one void to run and then he was supposed to be arranging transition for rubio at the moment. i mean, i, i should, i suppose i should really ask you about, what do you think of walton rubio? really a, given your intel background, let alone. i think many people know who marco rubio is, what bus new, bizarrely left cube or under the us back. but face to face thinking, i don't think he's a communist though. and he meanwhile, is always back the whole case positions right through the habits of your atm

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rubio called china a potent and dangerous adversary. bret?e at the state department. rich, thank you. there will be major changes at the pentagon and pentagon policy under president trump after his first day active duty troops are being ordered to the southern border, which was expected. the head of the coast guard has been fired which was not. here is chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> coast guard commandant admiral linda fagan was relieved 6 duty by president trump's acting homeland security secretary due to a failure to address border security threats and an excessive focus on dei. fagan was the first woman to lead any branch of the u.s. military. the pentagon is now accelerating deployment orders after president trump ordered active duty troops to the border. >> cartels are now going to be seen as foreign terror organizations. would you think about ordering u.s. special forces into mexico to take them out? >> could happen. stranger things have happened. >> trump has not ruled out using the military to reclaim the p

i think many people know who marco rubio is, what bus new bizarrely left q, but under the us back. but face to face thinking, i don't think he's a communist though. and he meanwhile, is always back the whole case positions right through the him as of your atmosphere . and, ma'am, is here, i'm speaking to you for a as well. i mean, the, virtually the whole cabinet that would help us both together is so hard liners and the hard line is in the middle east. the hard line, in some cases is on the ukraine. russia issue, it's a little bit softer there. and of course, it's a very hard line against china, so this is what we can expect. and that's what we should expect. but we have to wonder what extent donald trump will be pushing sometimes in the other direction. yeah, you invited changing things. name is lead to the, to the organization other when he ended up going that. yeah, well, i suppose ukraine is the issue. people have most hopes about with regard to a to piece. how do you think uh, people like rubio and waltz are able to make such swift uh, a you tons because clearly the trump pol

a review of aid will be led by marco rubio, the new secretary of state.mber of the new trump administration, and has reiterated president trump's vision of an america first foreign policy. president trump was elected to keep promises, and he's going to keep those promises. and his primary promise when it comes to foreign policy is that the prime minister —— priority of the united states secretary of state will be the united states, furthering the national interests of this country, and he has given a very clear mandate, president trump has made it very clear, everything we do, and this is true in government but especially at the department of state, everything we do must be justified by the answer to one of three questions. does it make a stronger, does it make us safer, and does it make is more prosperous? if it doesn't do one of those three things, we will not do it. mr rubio is known as a harsh critic of china, as well as an advocate for israel. he said that ending russia's war in ukraine would be official us policy, and that both sides will have to ma

secretary rubio, great to see him sworn in today.you as being our next ambassador to the united nations, ambassador huckabee nominated for israel, this will be a great team that has moral clarity on these difficult issues. you will be a stalwart advocate for interest among an organization that continue advocates againstoc american values, despite existing only because the united states financial contributions to its budget. the u.n. has had no greater demonstration of its ineffectiveness and his failed to prevent iran from advocating their nuclear weapons program. in your opinion, how could the united states as a member of the security council in encourage u.n. to take actions to curb the advancements of iran's nuclear program? >> this is related to the question by senator cornyn, consideration of snapback sanctions continue to be a a strong voice, pushing back against iran, supporting the president's maximum pressure campaign which was so successful inm the first term, that we'll see aon continuation of in this term. that is also th

. >> marco rubio is the new u.s. secretary of state. he was sworn in this morning by vice president jd vance in a brief ceremony unlike many of the president's cabinet picks, rubio has bipartisan support and in fact, received a 99 to 0 vote on the senate floor. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports now on the task before rubio. >> after taking the oath of office tuesday morning. so we got we got marco rubio is the first member of president donald trump's cabinet. rubio takes on the task as the nation's top diplomat during a turbulent time in the world with the war in europe and conflict in the middle east. he says the mission at the state department is promotion of peace. the avoidance of conflict. >> and no agency will more be more critical in that regard than this rubio says president trump tasked with seeking solutions for a safer world without the sun is hard to be strong nation, a prosperous nation. >> and and one that is better off. the secretary of state says there will be changes at the department to reflect the wor

we received this from marco rubio's opening statement.he post-war global order is not obsolete, it is now a weapon being used against us. this is a moment we must confront greatest risk of geo political instability in lifetime of anyone alive today. hads opening statement pete hegseth said politics should play no part in military, he vowed to keep standards equal not equitable, he wants to pick on merit. >> we won world war ii with seven four-star generals, today we have 44 four-star generals. this is verse relationship between the size of staffs and victory on the battlefield. we don't need more bureaucracy at top we need more war fighters at the bottom. >> pete hegseth faced tough questions. joni ernst told fox digital, she will back pete hegseth. americans deserve strong president of defense, i will work with pete to create the most lethal force. first is pam bondi, john ratcliffe and marco rubio at 10:00, guys. >> steve: question on your experience. you have been posted at the pentagon for a long time. you have a lot of contacts. what

they are waiting to hear from prosecutors on whether senator rubio was under investigation rubio usedbe on the baldwin city council. defining them as a local official who could fire the primary. rubio is the only person who will fit the whole description. are you person 20? >> and all i know is that i'm not talking to anyone and right now, last been speculations. >> and i'm just saying that you read the report and whatever is happening there that people will need to reach out to me. >> reporter: no one told you you're person 20? >> i'm not under anything and no one has brought me in, so you would have to ask them. >> i mean, have you ever accepted bribes? >> reporter: absolutely not. >> reporter: and they compiled and revealed the city attorney donated $18,000 to senator rubio. her campaign returned $7,000. rubio says there is no violation being investigated by the senate or assembly. and for now, she's not listed as chair on any senate committee and the assembly republicans have requested an ethics investigation. the insurance committee is on hold, which has california looking to the

rubio serÍa el primer latino en ocupar este crÍtico cargo dentro del gobierno. del gabinete serÍa marco rossello. paulina: gracias por la valiosa informaciÓn,. borja: cambiamos el tema, en la narcotraficante mexicano, ismael "el mayo" zambada tuvo una segunda audiencia habÍa una corte de nueva york, es considerado uno de los principales responsables en la crisis de fentanilo en este paÍs, y se le acusa de 17 delitos, incluyendo narcotrÁfico y conspiraciÓn por asesinato. zambada tendrÁ una nueva cita en corte el prÓximo 22 de abril. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ paulina: mucha atenciÓn, porque esto es lo que debes saber. la cÁmara de representantes aprobÓ un proyecto liderado por republicanos que buscan bloquear la participaciÓn de atletas transgÉnero en deportes femeninos en escuelas que reciben fondos federales. ahora la legislaciÓn pasa al senado donde necesitar el apoyo de al menos siete demÓcratas para avanzar a una votaciÓn final. esta madrugada arrestaron al presidente de corea del sur, en relaciÓn a una ley marcial dictada en el mes de diciembre, lo que lo convierte en el

so what is naco rubio? mario rubio? famously, mike will speak to exit, volts is national security advisor big said the trump plan was to take the handcuffs off the long range weapons. we provided ad to ukraine. one of your thoughts as these appointments have been announced. uh, i don't know. rubio is family left cuba under batista. so i, there's no way i use either way. i what he has a post or take of our own as well. i'm not sure. um no, i mean these people are clearly neocons who don't support the piece that was talked about by trump at least as well. it seems to me that marco rubio at least was um uh that was that was a gift or a pay back to sheldon ale since widow gave a $100000000.00 to donald trump for his campaign. and um, it seems like um he will uh here he is a week even though he is. uh his is history has been neal con. i'm pretty sure he voted against the last round of funding for ukraine. um, and it seems to me that he's there, he will be, you know, um carrying out the trump, whatever his wishes are. so the

what do you nominated rubio for the job? trump said he will be a strong advocate for on nation a true friend to allies and a fearless worry, a who will never back down to a adversary's. and rubio even got the endorsement of the secretary of state. he's likely to replace, i want to make sure that my successor center rubio is able to hit the ground running because the world doesn't stop just because we're in the midst of over transition. it keeps going. the nomination, the senior men, both both the senate foreign relations, unintelligence committees, with a great deal of diplomatic experience. bo is the one cabinet pick this likely to receive bipartisan support, or even d. n. a smooth confirmation on my kind of, i'll just sierra washington got small as presents. bonaza arevalo has announced programs to support the return of its citizens bank to the country. this comes ahead of the integration of you as president elect donald trump, who's maintained to hold line on migration. some of the measures avalo announce include the open

how do you think uh, people like rubio and waltz are able to make such swift uh, uh, you tons because clearly the trump policy is not going to be the one that is being advocated by a lot of those cabinet members that he has a pointing a completely out of step with them and there was some reports that as of even 72 hours of his, it will get ration arms, exports were being stopped from nato bases. us spaces in your up to ukraine, even a zalinski parade. is it to the global list uh, double us. uh, well, you can only for him as well. the question has to be, to what extent these appointees will be able to go around the president if they're able to do that as it was done with buying. uh, we will see a lot of things happening that are hard to explain in terms of the rhetoric that came out a good campaign from, from donald trump. so again, this is going to be a work in progress. i would recommend that everybody watch carefully what goes on virtually either on a daily basis for the 1st month, because that will determine to a certain extent, the shape of what goes on after that. clearly the con

marco rubio a very popular pick. no controversies, years of experience on the senate foreign relations committee. secretary rubio was approved by the senate last night. took his oath of office this morning. as you can see, administered by vice president vance. secretary rubio was also on the today show, where he was asked about trump's repeated promise to end the war in ukraine on the very first day. of course, that didn't happen. rubio says the situation is more complex than the campaign promise. president trump has said the war in ukraine would end on day one. yesterday in the oval office, he pointed out that he still had a half d left to make that happen. you've indicated yesterday, after your confirmation that it was also a priority. is there an imminent end to the war in ukraine? i think what the president's made very clear is that the war needs to end, and it's the policy of the united states to end, to promote peace around the world. i think that's a great thing. it should be lauded that the president wants pe