Marco Rubio

The US has "confidence in the security of all our bases

It is cause for focus, and a cause to just keep an eye on it, and we're doing that.

It seems that there was a worker at the lab that was infected, and there's concern that that, you know, could have spread.

I expressed confidence in the security of all of our bases.

American citizenship is a sacred thing, and the symbols and documents that uphold it should reflect that.

No printing forms, no drugstore hostage photo, no appointment, no line, no middleman that you're paying to do something that should be available to you,

Today, if you need your first passport, you start at the State Department's website,

This is a very serious thing.

What could have happened in the U.K. over the weekend is a very serious situation.

I understand why people were disturbed after five suspects were released on bail.

Today, I am announcing a new policy to restrict visa issuance to individuals responsible for, or complicit in, impeding the prompt resolution of international parental child abduction cases, as well as their immediate family members.

In Venezuela two things are happening. One, their economy needs to continue to recover because the people of Venezuela have suffered so much.

What we’re not going to allow ever under any circumstances as long as President Trump is President is we’re never going to allow Cuba to become a base of operation against American interests or pose a threat to our national security.

The truth is Cuba has already fallen. It’s not – it doesn’t have a functional economy and it’s governed by people who continue to preach about some revolution that has been dead for 20 years that’s never worked.

Mass migration is terribly costly for any society. It’s simply not sustainable over the long term.

No country in the world that’s responsible, governed by responsible people – can allow their borders to just be open and allow anyone that wants to come in to flood in.

I think Europe faces some big challenges.

We will live up to those commitments. We are living up to those commitments now.

They are a strategic defense partner.

So I think that the Iranians are fundamentally misreading our political system.

The president has extraordinary powers. Every president does.

I think the Iranians misread our system.

But the cost of not doing something about it is substantially higher, especially for future generations.

It comes at a price and at a cost, there's no doubt about it.

If I lived in Havana and I was in the government, I would be concerned at least a little bit.