Tony DiCoppo

Only in America, the many lives and many jobs of Marco Rubio, the son of Cuban immigrants and a former Florida senator.

He's now the face of U.S.

foreign policy and President Trump's point man on Venezuela, all in addition to his roles as secretary of state, interim national security advisor, and acting national archivist and USAID chief.

Whatever you think of his politics, you got to admit it's an impressive resume.

And now AI memes have added

to that portfolio, casting Secretary Rubio as the new governor of Minnesota, the new Shah of Iran, the prime minister of Greenland, the new manager of Manchester United, the head of Hilton Hotels and highest of high honors of all, the new Michelin man.

Now, back in real life, of course, these memes may not add up to much, but for Rubio's hometown fans, which are many around here in Miami, it is a sign of how Florida, once an American punchline, has become a leader on the world stage.

Marco Rubio, we salute you.

You're the ultimate Florida man.

Also tonight, five years after the January 6th attack, a group of pardoned defendants marched through Washington.

President Trump today accused Democrats of failing to prevent the attack on the Capitol, while House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries accused the president of, quote, whitewashing it.

49 hours declaring it a riot.

This is your favorite place in the world.

Why?

Why South Florida and Miami?

No, you're OK.

I can relate.

This is home.

Think of what could have been.

I really love it here.