How Marco Rubio Tried (And Failed) To Stop A Trump Official From Bugging Mick Jagger
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The Secretary of State told the story during a dinner for President Trump's new ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, on Monday.
Wild horses couldn’t keep President Donald Trump’s entourage from barging in on British superstar Mick Jagger’s dinner during a September visit to the U.K.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio awkwardly bragged about his encounter with the Rolling Stones rocker during a celebration for the president’s new ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, in Washington, D.C., on Monday, according to a rundown of the event published by CBS News.
As Rubio recounted, he, Gor and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent were dining at a London restaurant when they noticed the “Sympathy for the Devil” singer walk in and sit down just two tables away.
Oozing American audacity, Gor, then the head of presidential personnel, decided it was perfectly appropriate to interrupt Jagger’s meal.
“Sergio’s like, ‘I’m going go up to him. I’m going to get his picture,’” Rubio remembered. “I go, ‘Don’t go up to him.’”
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