Rubio Slices and Dices Ted Lieu and His Tinfoil Hat Conspiracies About Trump Going Missing
During a recent House Foreign Affairs Committee meeting, Secretary of State Marco Rubio confronted California Rep. Ted Lieu over his claims regarding President Trump's health. Rubio dismissed Lieu's assertions as absurd and emphasized that Trump is active and capable. The exchange highlighted the ongoing partisan tensions surrounding discussions of presidential health and fitness for office.
- ▪Marco Rubio criticized Ted Lieu's claims about President Trump's health during a congressional hearing.
- ▪Rubio stated that Trump is active and works long hours, countering Lieu's narrative.
- ▪The confrontation reflects the broader political divide regarding perceptions of presidential capabilities.
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Rubio Slices and Dices Ted Lieu and His Tinfoil Hat Conspiracies About Trump Going Missing By Bob Hoge | 1:59 PM on June 03, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. Greg Nash/Pool via AP Watching congressional hearings can sometimes be like getting a root canal, because they’re painful and boring at the same time. If the questioner is a Democrat talking to a witness who sees things differently than they do, the point is not to get actual answers — it’s to insult the person and then try to cut them off when they tend to respond.
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