Florida Senator Marco Rubio presented his plans for implementing President-elect Donald Trump's 'America First' vision as secretary of state during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. Rubio, who would be the first Latino to serve as the nation's top diplomat, emphasized the need to prioritize America's core national interests above all else.
Rubio highlighted China as the biggest threat to the U.S., attributing this risk to the country's shift to globalism, which he believes is being used against America. His stance on foreign affairs is grounded in his years of service on the Foreign Relations committee and the Senate Intelligence panel.
