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Marco Rubio BLUSHES In War Briefing; ‘DJ Name’ Question Leaves America Fuming | WATCH
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9:08Now PlayingFresh backlash erupted from the White House briefing room on April 29, 2026, as U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced criticism over a “tone-deaf” moment during a war update on Iran. Filling in for press secretary Karoline Leavitt, Rubio was asked by Jacqui Heinrich about his “DJ name,” referencing viral footage from April 27 showing him pretending to DJ at a wedding. Instead of deflecting, Rubio leaned into the joke—triggering laughter in the room but sparking outrage online, with critics questioning the timing and seriousness amid rising global tensions.
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