Rubio's Annoyance After Being Asked About the WSJ Report on Kimberly Guilfoyle
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Rubio’s angry non-response to the WSJ’s Guilfoyle story essentially represents a kind of acceptance of it. Rubio is cold enough, despite his bland exterior, to want to maintain the threat of fall not only for the Greek government but for any European government that deviates from […] The post Rubio: Instead of refuting the WSJ’s Guilfoyle story, he angrily said: “I don’t answer questions like that” appeared first on iskra.
According to the WSJ, he had said: "We overthrew the government in Romania, we can do the same here." The article Rubio was annoyed by a question about the WSJ's report on Guilfoyle: "I don't even know what you're talking about" appeared first on Documento.
The American Secretary of State did not answer one question and the other irritated him.
Marco Rubio's irritation was caused by a question about the Wall Street Journal report. Marco Rubio received two questions from American media about the Wall Street Journal report and the pressure from Congress regarding the US ambassador to Athens, Kimberly Guilfoyle, to which he reacted with obvious annoyance. He supported Guilfoyle, stating that the ambassador "is doing a great job", while citing that "we will not say this at a press conferen…
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US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, during the joint press conference with his Greek counterpart, George Gerapetritis, was asked by
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