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Man, I'm so proud of this guy, and he's not going to want to talk about this, but I'll say it.

He's listening on hold anyway. When my favorite ever, President Trump, leaves, because he has no choice, he can't run again, I want Marco Rubio to be the next president of the United States. I know he's going to say I'm not worried about that right now. I'm Secretary of State or blah. I want Marco Rubio to be the next president. So here he is the Secretary of State, one of the finest people we've got in this country. My old friend Marco Rubio. Marco, good morning, pal. How are you?

Good.

I'm doing well. So thank you. Great to be back with you on the radio. You know what's funny? You're not going to remember this. But, you know, we had the debate on my show 15 years ago at Frank's Place in Fort Lauderdale when you beat Charlie Chris and Kendrick Meeks. You remember that. But the following year, May 2nd, 2011, Marco, you called my show unprovoked because the day before we killed bin Laden.

And I have the audio in 2011.

Does that feel like a long time ago?

It really does.

You know, they had that whole Netflix program about it the other day.

You know what's amazing about that whole thing is that the night before that happened

was the, that correspondent dinner people used to all go to.

That's kind of been dead now here.

And Trump was in the audience that night.

It was?

Obama sort of, yeah. Trump was in the audience at the correspondent, and that was the night right before. And Obama was like making jokes about him and this type of the other. And a lot of people, and a lot of people say that was the night that Donald Trump decided he was going to run for president. He didn't run around away. He waited four years. So I think that was a heck of a night. All these people on that place, that thing happened. The next morning, the bin Laden thing happened. So anyway, yeah, no, time flies. That was back in 2011. That's crazy. 14 years ago, you're right. That was the impetus. That was the motivation behind President Trump eventually running.

So look, before we get to the stuff in hand with the country, I got to tell you this.

I know she's listening right now. Your girl, Laura Ortiz Rodriguez, is great, and she's Colombian. And I know that you are very close to a lot of Colombian people. Your wife is

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