Folks... Rubio is finally doing it.

Overview

A commentator reacts to a reported action by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, arguing it signals a major shift toward U.S. efforts to remove Cuba’s communist regime.

Key Claims in the Report

• New State Department report (claimed 100 pages) Rubio is said to have posted that for over six decades Cuba has been the leading sponsor of “radical leftism” and “third worldism” in the United States. The speaker claims the report provides detailed evidence of Cuban espionage, subversion, and influence operations.

• Regime-linked influence in U.S. politics The video emphasizes a section claiming Cuba has supported or infiltrated left-wing and affiliated groups in the U.S., specifically citing Ilhan Omar and Zoran Zamdani / Hassan as examples tied to this ecosystem.

• Front groups and “fellow travelers” The report is presented as arguing Cuba used networks of organizations to build, train, and fund American left-wing activist assets, including groups described as supporting or enabling political influence and even “domestic terrorism.”

• Instituto Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (IAP) A central part of the case is the claim that IAP, founded by Fidel Castro, is a nexus connecting Cuban intelligence/influence to U.S. universities and activist movements. The video asserts IAP often operates in “lock step” with Cuban intelligence and links it to several U.S. organizations.

• Named U.S. groups used as examples of the alleged network The speaker lists groups such as:

  • Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)
  • National Lawyers Guild
  • Code Pink
  • Communist Party USA The argument is that these groups have connections to Cuba and that their influence is enabled by the Cuban regime.

Interpretation and Conclusions

• “Framework” for regime change The video’s main conclusion is that the report is not just informational—it is presented as justification for “inevitable regime change” in Cuba. The speaker explicitly says they support regime change while rejecting any approach framed as “making a deal” with communist leaders.

• Broader geopolitical argument The commentator argues Cuba’s relatively low cost enables significant influence across the Western Hemisphere and links Cuba’s actions to political shifts in Latin America. They suggest that when U.S. funding is cut to certain foreign causes, leftist governments weaken and conservatives gain power, invoking examples such as Colombia and Bolivia.

• Expectation of escalation The video claims Rubio is pushing toward decisive action and compares the desired approach to past U.S. tactics—humiliating or forcibly removing hostile regimes rather than negotiating with them.

• Closing sentiment The speaker describes the situation as “dangerous news” for U.S. left groups (especially DSA) and ends with a prayer for Cuba and regime change.

Presenters / Contributors

• Marco Rubio — U.S. Secretary of State, discussed as the report’s author/initiator
• Fidel Castro — mentioned as founder of IAP
• The video narrator/commentator — not named in the provided subtitles