The Megyn Kelly Show Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Buying Greenland, His Trip to Panama, and How to End the Russia-Ukraine War | Ep. 995
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Jan 30, 2025 
Marco Rubio, the 72nd U.S. Secretary of State, shares insights from his new role and his unanimous Senate confirmation. He discusses the implications of 'America First' foreign policy and the nuances of U.S.-China relations, particularly regarding Panama. Rubio reveals the significance of Greenland for U.S. interests and addresses the current stalemate in Ukraine, debating the obstacles to peace posed by both Putin and Zelensky. His thoughts on NATO funding emphasize the need for greater contributions from certain European nations.
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Trump's Swift Action
- Marco Rubio describes President Trump's rapid response to Colombia's refusal to accept deported nationals.
- Trump's swift action contrasts with the lengthy processes of traditional administrations.
Foreign Policy Mission
- American foreign policy's primary mission is to advance U.S. national interests.
- Diplomacy aims to prevent conflict while pursuing these interests, even with disagreeable nations.
A More Dangerous World?
- Rubio disagrees with the assessment that the Biden administration left a safer world.
- He believes adversaries like Russia and China are stronger and points to the Afghanistan withdrawal as a destabilizing factor.