Secretary of State Marco Rubio joins TODAY to discuss President Donald Trump being open to meet with Iran’s president, the cost of the war on Americans, when prices may go down and when the conflict is expected to end. Sec. Rubio also explains why there needs to be guardrails around AI saying, “This has been true for every innovation, when nuclear energy was innovated.” On the president’s ban of CNN, MS NOW, Politico reporters from the White House, Rubio says, “I watch a lot of American news coverage and it sounds, in some cases for example, like they’re rooting for Iran.”
Marco Rubio on Iran War, Soaring Gas Prices, AI, Media Ban, More
Secretary of State Marco Rubio joins TODAY to discuss President Donald Trump being open to meet with Iran’s president, the cost of the war on Americans, when prices may go down and when the conflict is expected to end.
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