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00:00As a U.S. senator, Marco Rubio was an internationalist with faith in the global
00:05post-war order. As the first person since Henry Kissinger to be both Secretary of State
00:10and National Security Advisor, he's a close advisor to President Donald Trump,
00:15who on any given day might denounce an ally, threaten war, or tear up a treaty.
00:21In the October issue of Bloomberg Businessweek, we look at how Marco Rubio became one of Trump's
00:26most important cabinet members, and in the process abandoned many deeply held beliefs,
00:30like providing foreign aid and supporting immigrants fleeing oppressive governments.
00:34We asked whether Rubio can help the administration exit a costly war in Iran,
00:39and how that might impact his future political prospects. Elsewhere in the issue, we chronicled
00:44the demise of Spirit Airlines, and showed the complex afterlife of a major carrier after it
00:50goes belly up. We explore the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the legal system,
00:55where LLMs are being used as witnesses, as legal counsel, even as co-conspirators that help
01:01perpetrate ghastly crimes. And then a special report, we take a close look at India, the world's
01:07most populous country, how it's undertaking an ambitious new census, rejecting GLP-1 weight loss
01:13drugs, and trying to get into the EV revolution. Check out the October issue of Bloomberg Businessweek.
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