Marco Rubio: Rising Star and Republican Answer to Barack Obama

is gotten come with the president Marco Rubio rose from humble roots he's the son of Cuban exiles who came to the U. S. pedal it in

the nineteen fifties as father worked as a bartender is mother's hotel may what the college on a football scholarship and got himself elected the Florida how of

course thirty first he was named house speaker just a few years later all that plus is greater but the catch is political gimmicks of the century one

also market how did you decide to get into politics itself like there are a lot of other considerations along the way other options what you decide to run and run so young well

first of all it's hard to be a political when you're when you grow up in a community of exiles his entire life has been shaped by the political experiences in

my case of Cuba so certainly I'm I'm deeply committed to the notion of liberty and what it means to have that because I've been raised by people who lost that and so I

there's no doubt that that's had a tremendous impact on my life and I'm my view of government involvement in so so now you decide you

no fear here comes a popular governor was seventy percent approval ratings and says you know what I don't want that seek to that

you consider pulling out of the race and if not why not I have not I'm not going to pull out of this race for a very simple reason and that is my children are members of the first generation of Americans or

on the verge of inheriting a country worse off than that of their parents we have a federal government that is basically finding its operations it's increasingly growing operations by

borrowing money from foreign investors and by printing money all that's only backed by the full faith and credit of our government I'm

deeply concerned about what that means for the future of our country I fear that my kids if we don't change course quickly will

be members of a generation that will inherit a country was free less liberty and less prosperity than the one I was left with that's

not fair Marco how do you think about of president Barack Obama the job he's done so far because I know when you're in Florida you outside the work with a lot of Democrats on

other things that you admire about the present our forty fourth commander in chief or you know what he's bald there's no doubt about you

can't accuse him of being a do nothing president I'm he's clearly pushing his agenda fast involved in big way and and and I that's

a style of leadership that that I liked are unfortunate I wish it was from a conservative perspective from a limited government perspective I

wish that instead of an eight hundred billion dollar stimulus package he would have used the power of the presidency to push through meaningful

tax reform that would have made America once again a place for small business entrepreneur as good a chance of anywhere in the world to

a direction I don't agree well Marco Rubio's one south Floridians to another I wish you well thank you Carl thank you the