Marco Rubio

I’m not going to opine on something that’s still working through a legal process.

Their behavior has to change in order for ours to change.

Today, I am announcing a new global visa restriction policy under Section 212(a)(3)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The problem with the MOU is they agreed to it and then didn’t keep it, right?

The good news is the United States is now one of the world’s largest energy suppliers.

The U.S. policy towards Taiwan was reiterated during our visit to Beijing and remains unchanged.

I’m concerned because the rhetoric from Beijing is very aggressive, and it seems to be particularly focused on Japan.

I think Japan has the Naval capabilities and others, and I think – not just Japan, but there’s a lot of countries that rely on the straits and should be outraged and troubled by the fact that Iran is sinking and – not sinking, but…

The only regret we were going to have is if Iran ever had a nuclear weapon, and that’s what they were aiming to have.

They don’t seem yet to realize that they have to make a deal or they’re going to face catastrophic collapse of their economy.

Well, right now their negotiating position is they’re begging to make a deal.

Their industrial base has been decimated. Their defense industrial base has been decimated. They’re losing launchers; they’re losing radars every single night. They are suffering billions of dollars in damage, and their economy is a…

The President’s policy is ‘a head for an eye.’ I mean, honestly, that’s what it’s going to be. I mean, they will pay a very heavy price for the things they’re doing.

By restricting visa issuance to those who are responsible for or complicit in these criminal enterprises, we are sending a clear message: The United States will go after those who prey on our citizens.

This policy targets individuals responsible for, or complicit in, cybercrime and cyber-enabled crime, such as those involved in cyberscams, and sextortion.

Those need to be managed very carefully, because obviously, a conflict — be it economic or otherwise — between the U.S. and China would have a dramatic global impact.

The president's policy is a head for an eye.

The price will continue to get higher every single night until they come to their senses.

We've tried and we'll continue to try to see if we can, you know, find a middle ground that brings this about.

That's been the challenge, is an end that both sides can accept, and we've tried, and we'll continue to try to see if we can find a middle ground that brings this about.

I think it is a very bloody war. I think both sides should have an incentive to bring it to an end.

The United States, the president's been clear that ... we are prepared to play a constructive role in bringing about an end to a senseless war, and we're ready to do that.

The Communist Cuban regime continues to pose a deep multifaceted threat to U.S. national security and hemispheric stability.

How do you replace Hezbollah? You defeat and replace them with a government that is strong enough to be the sole force of arms in the country.

A missile got through. We shot down almost all the missiles. One leaked through … it's heartbreaking.