Marco Rubio

But there's another difference. I didn't know Donald Trump when he ran for president. I mean, I knew who he was, but I didn't know him as a person. Then he became president, I was in the Senate. Those were the four best years I've ever had in the Senate, because we got a lot of things done working with him. I got to work around him.

But there's another difference. I didn't know Donald Trump when he ran for president. I mean, I knew who he was, but I didn't know him as a person. Then he became president, I was in the Senate. Those were the four best years I've ever had in the Senate, because we got a lot of things done working with him. I got to work around him.

I got to know him as a person, not as the caricature on television, but as a person about the way he works, the way he makes decisions. you learn from being around someone like that as well. The things he does on an interpersonal basis with people, the acts of kindness that are never gonna be reported, the things he does for people that you're never gonna hear.

I got to know him as a person, not as the caricature on television, but as a person about the way he works, the way he makes decisions. you learn from being around someone like that as well. The things he does on an interpersonal basis with people, the acts of kindness that are never gonna be reported, the things he does for people that you're never gonna hear.

I got to know him as a person, not as the caricature on television, but as a person about the way he works, the way he makes decisions. you learn from being around someone like that as well. The things he does on an interpersonal basis with people, the acts of kindness that are never gonna be reported, the things he does for people that you're never gonna hear.

And over time, there's a big difference between the way you know someone and when you don't know them. And I would also say this, you know, I worked in the Senate, 99 of my colleagues, 98 of my colleagues, because I voted for myself, 98 of my colleagues, these are people I strongly disagree with.

And over time, there's a big difference between the way you know someone and when you don't know them. And I would also say this, you know, I worked in the Senate, 99 of my colleagues, 98 of my colleagues, because I voted for myself, 98 of my colleagues, these are people I strongly disagree with.

And over time, there's a big difference between the way you know someone and when you don't know them. And I would also say this, you know, I worked in the Senate, 99 of my colleagues, 98 of my colleagues, because I voted for myself, 98 of my colleagues, these are people I strongly disagree with.

These are people that have accused people who hold some of my policy positions of being some of the worst human beings on the planet. And yet, on a personal level, I had to figure out a way to work with them and get along with them, and they're in the other party.

These are people that have accused people who hold some of my policy positions of being some of the worst human beings on the planet. And yet, on a personal level, I had to figure out a way to work with them and get along with them, and they're in the other party.

These are people that have accused people who hold some of my policy positions of being some of the worst human beings on the planet. And yet, on a personal level, I had to figure out a way to work with them and get along with them, and they're in the other party.

So I don't understand this idea where if a Democrat and Republican run against each other, you lose the election, you're expected to now, okay, the election's over, you guys need to work together in the interest of our country. If that's expected among people that are in opposite parties, what should be expected of people that are in the same party? They should be expected to also work together.

So I don't understand this idea where if a Democrat and Republican run against each other, you lose the election, you're expected to now, okay, the election's over, you guys need to work together in the interest of our country. If that's expected among people that are in opposite parties, what should be expected of people that are in the same party? They should be expected to also work together.

So I don't understand this idea where if a Democrat and Republican run against each other, you lose the election, you're expected to now, okay, the election's over, you guys need to work together in the interest of our country. If that's expected among people that are in opposite parties, what should be expected of people that are in the same party? They should be expected to also work together.

In the end, I'm in this because I want to serve my country, not because I want to be an enemy of anybody else's on a personal level. In the case of President Trump, I've worked alongside him and I've gotten to know him over the years and I hope that we've gained a mutual respect for one another as well. And so much so that I was honored to be his nominee for Secretary of State and now I am.

In the end, I'm in this because I want to serve my country, not because I want to be an enemy of anybody else's on a personal level. In the case of President Trump, I've worked alongside him and I've gotten to know him over the years and I hope that we've gained a mutual respect for one another as well. And so much so that I was honored to be his nominee for Secretary of State and now I am.

In the end, I'm in this because I want to serve my country, not because I want to be an enemy of anybody else's on a personal level. In the case of President Trump, I've worked alongside him and I've gotten to know him over the years and I hope that we've gained a mutual respect for one another as well. And so much so that I was honored to be his nominee for Secretary of State and now I am.

And it's an exciting time to be here.

And it's an exciting time to be here.

And it's an exciting time to be here.