Rubio: NFL game in Paris will be 'fine' despite riots
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- The Hill reports: “Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he's not worried about the safety of NFL players, coaches and fans in France, where the league will play a game on Sunday amid widespread rioting across the coun…”
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