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Secretary of State Marco Rubio attacked the International Criminal Court in a speech to a conservative legal group on Friday (November 13, 2026), arguing for a muscular foreign policy and against international law restraining U.S. actions.

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The speech comes as Rubio faces speculation about a possible presidential run in 2028.

4 of 7 outletsfirst reported 13 Novwording from The Daily Wire

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver remarks Friday night at 5 p.m. at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention in Washington, D.C.

3 of 7 outletsfirst reported 13 Novwording from Washington Examiner

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Washington Examiner14 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention on Friday, delivering a speech that many attendees interpreted as a potential signal of a 2028 presidential run. While Rubio gave no explicit indication of plans to run and previously stated he would not challenge Vice President JD Vance for the nomination, observers noted his performance was more than a simple pep talk for…

Rubio’s Federalist Society performance fuels 2028 fire: ‘If he runs, he’ll be formidable’ →3 articles from Washington Examiner on this story
The Straits Times14 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society in Washington on November 13, criticizing the International Criminal Court for attempting to oversee international order. Rubio defended the Trump administration's actions against Venezuela and drug-carrying vessels while arguing that the United States should not submit to the authority of "radical judges" or "soulless global bureaucrats."…

Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal group →2 articles from The Straits Times on this story
Fox News13 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to deliver a 45-minute speech at the Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention in Washington, D.C., following a midterm election where Republicans lost a net 41 House seats and eight Senate seats. The report focuses on how attendees and legal commentators are analyzing the speech for clues regarding Rubio's future political ambitions and his plans for the State…

Rubio’s next move? Lawyers eye speech of 'visionary' leader for 2028 clues after GOP’s midterm wipeout →
The Daily Wire13 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver a speech at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention at 5 p.m. this Friday to critique the International Criminal Court and the global bureaucracy. Rubio intends to frame international law as a non-neutral instrument used by a global elite to constrain U.S. national interests and subordinate sovereign states to unelected judges. The speech takes a…

Rubio To Warn International Criminal Court: ‘Stop Quoting Laws To Men With Swords’ →
Toronto Star14 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society on Friday evening where he acknowledged that many Americans are facing economic struggles despite a strong stock market. Rubio defended the Trump administration’s actions, including the war in Iran and strict immigration policies, while arguing that international law is being weaponized to restrain U.S. interests. He specifically noted that…

Rubio acknowledges 'people are struggling' economically in speech after GOP midterm wipeout →
NBC News14 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered his first major remarks since Election Day to the conservative Federalist Society in Washington, D.C., where he urged Republicans to focus on long-term ideological goals rather than midterm election losses. Rubio argued that political power extends beyond government office to institutions like universities, the press, and civil society, asserting that lasting achievements are…

Rubio urges conservatives to uplift their ideology, brushes off GOP midterm losses →
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The Hindu14 Nov

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society in Washington on Friday, November 13, 2026, criticizing the International Criminal Court and advocating for a muscular foreign policy. Rubio defended the Trump administration’s actions against Venezuela and drug-carrying vessels while arguing that the U.S. should not submit to the authority of international bureaucrats or judges. He…

Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal group →

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Rubio’s next move? Lawyers eye speech of 'visionary' leader for 2028 clues after GOP’s midterm wipeout Fox News · stated as fact

Rubio To Warn International Criminal Court: ‘Stop Quoting Laws To Men With Swords’ The Daily Wire · stated as fact

WATCH LIVE: Marco Rubio delivers remarks at the Federalist Society Washington Examiner · stated as fact

Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal group The Straits Times · stated as fact

Rubio acknowledges 'people are struggling' economically in speech after GOP midterm wipeout Toronto Star · stated as fact

Rubio urges conservatives to uplift their ideology, brushes off GOP midterm losses NBC News · stated as fact

Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal group The Hindu · stated as fact

How it changed

  1. 13 Nov

    The speech comes as Rubio faces speculation about a possible presidential run in 2028.

    4 outlets · The Daily Wire
  2. 14 Nov

    Rubio denounced the United Nations and the International Criminal Court, saying, “Americans have never agreed to submit to the ICC’s authority, but that court and its allies in the global bureaucracy have appointed themselves judge and jury and executioner of the international order.”

    4 outlets · NBC News

Coverage 10 articles

Where to start Rubio acknowledges 'people are struggling' economically in speech after GOP midterm wipeout Toronto Star

Suggested from 6 outlets (1 usually left of the middle, 3 middle, 2 right of it): one of the fuller accounts, no political position was found in its wording and its publisher is declared as reporting rather than commentary.

  • 14 Nov Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal groupSecretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society in Washington on Friday, November 13, 2026, criticizing the International Criminal Court and advocating for a muscular foreign policy. Rubio defended the Trump administration’s actions against Venezuela and drug-carrying vessels while arguing that the U.S. should not submit to the authority of international bureaucrats or judges. He…The Hindu
  • 14 Nov Rubio urges conservatives to uplift their ideology, brushes off GOP midterm lossesSecretary of State Marco Rubio delivered his first major remarks since Election Day to the conservative Federalist Society in Washington, D.C., where he urged Republicans to focus on long-term ideological goals rather than midterm election losses. Rubio argued that political power extends beyond government office to institutions like universities, the press, and civil society, asserting that lasting achievements are…NBC News
  • 14 Nov Rubio’s Federalist Society performance fuels 2028 fire: ‘If he runs, he’ll be formidable’Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention on Friday, delivering a speech that many attendees interpreted as a potential signal of a 2028 presidential run. While Rubio gave no explicit indication of plans to run and previously stated he would not challenge Vice President JD Vance for the nomination, observers noted his performance was more than a simple pep talk for…Washington Examiner
  • 14 Nov Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal groupSecretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society in Washington on November 13, criticizing the International Criminal Court for attempting to oversee international order. Rubio defended the Trump administration's actions against Venezuela and drug-carrying vessels while arguing that the United States should not submit to the authority of "radical judges" or "soulless global bureaucrats."…The Straits Times
  • 14 Nov Rubio acknowledges 'people are struggling' economically in speech after GOP midterm wipeoutSecretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society on Friday evening where he acknowledged that many Americans are facing economic struggles despite a strong stock market. Rubio defended the Trump administration’s actions, including the war in Iran and strict immigration policies, while arguing that international law is being weaponized to restrain U.S. interests. He specifically noted that…Toronto Star
  • 14 Nov Rubio assails international court in speech to conservative legal groupSecretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a speech to the Federalist Society in Washington on Friday criticizing the International Criminal Court and advocating for a muscular foreign policy. Rubio argued that the United States should not submit to the authority of international bureaucrats, specifically citing the court's potential to prosecute American officials as a reason for the administration's sanctions. The…The Straits Times
  • 14 Nov Rubio buoys conservative spirits after midterm rout: ‘Great things that last are built in decades, not election cycles’Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered the Barbara K. Olson Memorial Lecture at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention on Friday to address the Republican party following heavy losses in the 2026 midterm elections. While multiple outlets reported he was considering resigning his post to campaign for the 2028 presidency, Rubio did not explicitly confirm these plans during his speech. The report…Washington Examiner
  • 13 Nov WATCH LIVE: Marco Rubio delivers remarks at the Federalist SocietySecretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to deliver remarks this Friday at 5 p.m. during the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention in Washington, D.C. The text serves as a brief announcement providing the specific time and location of the event rather than a detailed report. No specific numbers or additional context regarding the content of the speech are provided in the snippet.Washington Examiner
  • 13 Nov Rubio To Warn International Criminal Court: ‘Stop Quoting Laws To Men With Swords’Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver a speech at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention at 5 p.m. this Friday to critique the International Criminal Court and the global bureaucracy. Rubio intends to frame international law as a non-neutral instrument used by a global elite to constrain U.S. national interests and subordinate sovereign states to unelected judges. The speech takes a…The Daily Wire
  • 13 Nov Rubio’s next move? Lawyers eye speech of 'visionary' leader for 2028 clues after GOP’s midterm wipeoutSecretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to deliver a 45-minute speech at the Federalist Society's National Lawyers Convention in Washington, D.C., following a midterm election where Republicans lost a net 41 House seats and eight Senate seats. The report focuses on how attendees and legal commentators are analyzing the speech for clues regarding Rubio's future political ambitions and his plans for the State…Fox News

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