The possible transition of control of Congress to the Democratic Party will not affect the foreign policy of President Donald Trump, - US Secretary of State Marco Rubio "It will not affect the direction of the president and it will not change what he was elected to do," said Rubio. According to him, Congress has an important role in funding government programs and monitoring the actions of the administration, but the main foreign policy decisions are made by the executive branch. "When I was a member of the Senate, I realized, much to my dismay, that although there are some things we can do, ultimately foreign policy decisions are made by the executive branch," the secretary of state said. At the same time, Rubio emphasized that the elections have not yet taken place and it is not yet known what the new composition of the Congress will be. He also said that the decision on a possible invitation to Volodymyr Zelensky to the G20 summit in Florida will be made personally by Trump. Donald Trump in Russian.