Marco Rubio and Tulsi Gabbard - Megyn Kelly's "Double Feature" of Fascinating Interviews

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**Megyn Kelly** (1:00)
Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on SiriusXM Channel 111 every weekday at noon East.
Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, and today's Sunday, Double Feature mega episode. Today, we are looking back to two deep dive conversations we had with members of the Trump administration on the week where we just had another one with Vice President JD Vance, who we sat with on Tuesday. You can go and find that on YouTube and all podcast platforms. But today, I look back at past conversations with Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, Marco Rubio and DNI Tulsi Gabbard. From the beginning of the Trump Admin in 2025 In fact, when we did this one, Marco had not yet become National Security Advisor. He was just the Secretary of State before he'd been asked to do every other job in the Admin. It still holds. It's such a good overview of the Trump foreign policy vision and the Rubio foreign policy vision. We covered all, Greenland, Panama Canal.
You listen and you will hear a comprehensive vision for Trump 2 that you might find very fascinating. Tulsi, too, who sadly will not be DNI any longer, thanks to her husband's cancer, unfortunately, but came in loaded for bear and ready to really shake things up in the Intel field. Now we're just arguing over who will be her successor and whether we can get that person confirmed. There's been some drama around that this week. In the meantime, enjoy the following interviews and we'll see you Monday.
Today, our exclusive interview with the 72nd Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. This is his first long form sit down. He said it was his first interview since taking on the new role just over one week ago. Of all the Trump 2 nominees, he's the only one so far who gained entirely bipartisan support, passing unanimously by the Senate with a 99 to vote and as the only nominee to receive a vote on day one of the second Trump administration. On the eve of his first foreign trip as Secretary of State, interestingly to Panama, we get into everything. We go to Greenland. We talk China. We talk Iran, Israel. And we do get into the deep state. Enjoy. Mr. Secretary, thank you so much for doing this.

**Marco Rubio** (3:32)
Thank you. It still feels weird to hear that.

**Megyn Kelly** (3:34)
It does, right? You're a week in now?

**Marco Rubio** (3:36)
Eight days, but I'm not counting. I'm just saying it's been eight days. Nine days.

**Megyn Kelly** (3:40)
There's so much I want to go over, like the change between the Senate and here, how you're, you know, what's it like to be at the heart of the deep state. But let me start with the plane crash. It's so awful.

**Marco Rubio** (3:51)
It is. It's horrible. I mean, just from a human standpoint of it, to think these are people that were, I mean, they were landing. I mean, we've all been on these planes. You're getting ready to land. You're excited. You're getting ready to go. Maybe your phone's already connecting because you're ready to get on the ground. And then something like this comes out of the blue. And it's a horrible tragedy. And we don't forget that there were service members involved in this as well, who lost their lives in this terrible accident. Obviously, it's not a State Department function. But the key to these is first to honor those who have passed and understand the pain of these families. The second is to figure out why this happened so that it never happens again. This is a very busy airport, and there's a lot of traffic going in and out through this city.