Senator Tim Scott

Ben, you hit the nail on the head.

AOC did a terrible job.

She seemed confused.

She seemed to be completely without facts.

And frankly, when she was talking about Taiwan, she was talking about a genocide.

And she was sympathetic to Hamas when answering questions about Taiwan and China.

It was really strong, clear that she had no clue what she was talking about.

But imagine, Ben, the split screen between AOC on one side and Marco Rubio on the other side.

It gave America a great contrast on what we could have for our future and what we would be afraid of for our future.

I think President Trump made a fantastic decision choosing Marco Rubio as our Secretary of State and seeing him on one part of the split screen at AOC talking about everything that seemed to be un-American while he was talking about everything that makes America great.

She was talking about things that were confusing, and he was very...

clear.

She was talking about sympathetic, having sympathy for Hamas and for people who caused nearly a genocide, while he was talking about defending the values here that are clear.

He did such a great job.

We can almost breathe a sigh of relief that President Trump in his infinite wisdom has chosen well

for our nation and for our future.

And at the exact same time, Democrats say AOC.

That's why as a party,

The Republican Party, we need to remember that the road to socialism runs right through a divided Republican Party.

And it is incredibly important that we keep America's future as paramount and winning elections as the next major step in the right direction of having the kind of future that Marco Rubio articulated and laid out for this Western alliance.