Rep. McBride SILENCES Rubio — 'You Won't Even Say Yes'

In a House hearing, Rep. Sarah McBride confronts Secretary of State Marco Rubio with the President's own words — on the record, at Davos, on Truth Social. Trump said America "never got anything from NATO." Two months later: allies "will do nothing for us." McBride asks Rubio one question: do you agree with that assessment? He never answers directly. What follows is a methodical dismantling of the administration's NATO position — built on two facts most Americans don't know. The only time Article 5 has ever been invoked in NATO's 75-year history was after 9/11, to defend the United States. And the ally that lost the most soldiers per capita in that war was Denmark — the same country whose territory the President has been seeking to acquire. When McBride asks Rubio to reassure NATO allies — and Vladimir Putin — that the United States will honor its Article 5 commitments, Rubio says the U.S. is "still in NATO." That the President will attend the next summit. That the alliance needs significant changes. He does not say yes. This video breaks down what that silence means — for the credibility of the alliance, for deterrence in Europe, and for every NATO ally currently watching Washington decide how committed it actually is.