Marco Rubio Defends Iran War, Venezuela, Cuba and More. ‘THIS GUY IS A LIAR’: Rubio drops stark warning

In this high-stakes interview, Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends President Trump's military campaign against Iran, framing it as a necessary, time-sensitive response to an existential nuclear threat. Rubio details Iran's advancement in enriching uranium to 60%, its development of long-range missiles capable of reaching Europe and the U.S., and its refusal to negotiate on nuclear enrichment, missile capabilities, or terrorism. He asserts that Iran's regime, led by radical clerics with apocalyptic ambitions, has been systematically building toward nuclear weapons for 47 years and that the U.S. is now dismantling its air force, navy, missile factories, and defense industrial base—achieving its objectives ahead of schedule. Rubio emphasizes that Iran's actions are not just a threat to America but to global stability, especially regarding the free flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. He also critiques NATO allies for failing to support U.S. military needs, questioning the alliance's value if it becomes a one-way street. On Venezuela, Rubio reports remarkable progress in stabilization and recovery, including the release of political prisoners and closure of a notorious jail, while Cuba is described as economically collapsed and in need of systemic reform. The episode closes with Rubio reaffirming that the conflict with Iran is nearing its end—weeks, not months away—and that the mission will secure American safety for generations.