The New York Times: Rubio denies rumors of the resignation of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in an interview with The New York Times, said he would not leave the Trump administration for the presidential campaign. He called the reports of a possible “baseless” departure and emphasized that serving as secretary of state and national security adviser “has always been his program.” “I don’t know where these things come from, actually. I love my job. I always laugh when I say he's going to leave his job. I ask, “What? “Most of him was quoted as saying by the publication. The State Department also denied the publication of the Indypandant. Captain Dylan Johnson called it “completely baseless fake news based on Pixar sources.” Most of him once said he would support Vice President J.D. and Nans if he had run 2028. “J is a very good friend. If JJ is facing, I think he will be a phenomenal candidate. I will be the first to sign and support him,” he said.

The New York Times: Rubio denies rumors of the resignation of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in an interview with The New York Times, said he would not leave the Trump administration for the presidential campaign. He called the reports of a possible “baseless” departure and emphasized that serving as secretary of state and national security adviser “has always been his program.” “I don’t know where these things come from, actually. I love my job. I always laugh when I say he's going to leave his job. I ask, “What? “Most of him was quoted as saying by the publication. The State Department also denied the publication of the Indypandant. Captain Dylan Johnson called it “completely baseless fake news based on Pixar sources.” Most of him once said he would support Vice President J.D. and Nans if he had run 2028. “J is a very good friend. If JJ is facing, I think he will be a phenomenal candidate. I will be the first to sign and support him,” he said.