Flying overseas with President Donald Trump isn’t just a test of diplomacy — it’s an endurance sport. Even his secretary of state, Marco Rubio, admits that keeping up with a president who barely sleeps can be tougher than negotiating with world leaders.
In a candid interview with New York Magazine, Rubio pulled back the curtain on life aboard Air Force One, where power naps involve blankets, strategic camouflage, and a commander-in-chief who treats red-eye flights like brainstorming sessions.
