Marco Rubio

The Biden administration asked Woodcock, they asked for him to be involved in these conversations. He has brought a businessman's approach. to a very delicate and intractable foreign policy challenge and delivered a ceasefire that obviously is tenuous and has long-term challenges to it. But there are hostages being released every day.

The Biden administration asked Woodcock, they asked for him to be involved in these conversations. He has brought a businessman's approach. to a very delicate and intractable foreign policy challenge and delivered a ceasefire that obviously is tenuous and has long-term challenges to it. But there are hostages being released every day.

The Biden administration asked Woodcock, they asked for him to be involved in these conversations. He has brought a businessman's approach. to a very delicate and intractable foreign policy challenge and delivered a ceasefire that obviously is tenuous and has long-term challenges to it. But there are hostages being released every day.

That didn't happen for over a year and a half until he became involved. And that's the president's envoy and very close friend who's brought the same kind of business approach to some of these challenges.

That didn't happen for over a year and a half until he became involved. And that's the president's envoy and very close friend who's brought the same kind of business approach to some of these challenges.

That didn't happen for over a year and a half until he became involved. And that's the president's envoy and very close friend who's brought the same kind of business approach to some of these challenges.

We'll see. I mean, obviously, that's the president's priority. He has made that point. I think that what I can tell you about four years without getting into specifics, because I don't, you know, I'm not, we're not in a position yet to discuss exactly how we'll proceed tactically. What I think you can rest assured of is that four years from now, our interest in the Arctic will be more secure.

We'll see. I mean, obviously, that's the president's priority. He has made that point. I think that what I can tell you about four years without getting into specifics, because I don't, you know, I'm not, we're not in a position yet to discuss exactly how we'll proceed tactically. What I think you can rest assured of is that four years from now, our interest in the Arctic will be more secure.

We'll see. I mean, obviously, that's the president's priority. He has made that point. I think that what I can tell you about four years without getting into specifics, because I don't, you know, I'm not, we're not in a position yet to discuss exactly how we'll proceed tactically. What I think you can rest assured of is that four years from now, our interest in the Arctic will be more secure.

Our interest in the Panama Canal will be more secure. Our partnerships in the We need to understand a lot of these countries in Central America, they're not destination sites. They are countries that migrants come through and that these human trafficking rings run people through. It creates tremendous instability for these countries at a tremendous cost as well.

Our interest in the Panama Canal will be more secure. Our partnerships in the We need to understand a lot of these countries in Central America, they're not destination sites. They are countries that migrants come through and that these human trafficking rings run people through. It creates tremendous instability for these countries at a tremendous cost as well.

Our interest in the Panama Canal will be more secure. Our partnerships in the We need to understand a lot of these countries in Central America, they're not destination sites. They are countries that migrants come through and that these human trafficking rings run people through. It creates tremendous instability for these countries at a tremendous cost as well.

They would welcome help in stopping that migration corridor from continuing because it's destabilizing their countries. So I think we're going to have a Western hemisphere that's more secure in our national interest in all parts of the world. That's the goal, are going to be more secure from the Arctic to Central America to even Africa and certainly the Indo-Pacific.

They would welcome help in stopping that migration corridor from continuing because it's destabilizing their countries. So I think we're going to have a Western hemisphere that's more secure in our national interest in all parts of the world. That's the goal, are going to be more secure from the Arctic to Central America to even Africa and certainly the Indo-Pacific.

They would welcome help in stopping that migration corridor from continuing because it's destabilizing their countries. So I think we're going to have a Western hemisphere that's more secure in our national interest in all parts of the world. That's the goal, are going to be more secure from the Arctic to Central America to even Africa and certainly the Indo-Pacific.

Well, we've had conversations with Mexican government officials. I met yesterday with the foreign minister of Canada. I think there are two topics and they have to be separated, but they're interrelated. The first is the migration, particularly with Mexico. There are parts of Mexico, many parts of Mexico, in which the government doesn't control those areas. They're controlled by drug cartels.

Well, we've had conversations with Mexican government officials. I met yesterday with the foreign minister of Canada. I think there are two topics and they have to be separated, but they're interrelated. The first is the migration, particularly with Mexico. There are parts of Mexico, many parts of Mexico, in which the government doesn't control those areas. They're controlled by drug cartels.

Well, we've had conversations with Mexican government officials. I met yesterday with the foreign minister of Canada. I think there are two topics and they have to be separated, but they're interrelated. The first is the migration, particularly with Mexico. There are parts of Mexico, many parts of Mexico, in which the government doesn't control those areas. They're controlled by drug cartels.

They are the most powerful force on the ground. And they are plowing into the United States. They're facilitating illegal migration, but they are also bringing in fentanyl and deadly drugs to our country. That's a national security threat and that needs to stop. So we expect their cooperation on that because they should. If it was the other way around, they would expect that as well.

They are the most powerful force on the ground. And they are plowing into the United States. They're facilitating illegal migration, but they are also bringing in fentanyl and deadly drugs to our country. That's a national security threat and that needs to stop. So we expect their cooperation on that because they should. If it was the other way around, they would expect that as well.