Archive · 12 Oct 2026
Rubio Questions Report on Guilfoyle’s Greece Ambassadorship
A report said Kimberly Guilfoyle might lose her job as the U.S. ambassador to Greece.
On Wednesday, Marco Rubio called her a strong ambassador.
Later that day, another report came out.
On Thursday, Rubio was asked about the reports in Athens.
He said he did not know if the claims were true.
He also said a reporter hearing something from a source does not make it automatically true.
Guilfoyle was at the airport and watched him speak.
The report does not say whether she will be fired.
A report said Kimberly Guilfoyle could be fired as U.S. ambassador to Greece.
Rubio initially stood by Guilfoyle and called her a strong ambassador on Wednesday.
After another report appeared later Wednesday, Rubio’s public tone changed.
On Thursday in Athens, Rubio said he did not know whether the claims were true.
Rubio said a source telling a reporter something does not make it “gospel”; Guilfoyle watched as he spoke.
- Who
- Kimberly Guilfoyle and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- What
- A report said Guilfoyle could be fired as U.S. ambassador to Greece; Rubio said he did not know whether the claims were true.
- When
- Wednesday and Thursday; no calendar dates are stated.
- Where
- Athens, Greece, including the airport where Rubio spoke before leaving.
- Role discussed
- U.S. ambassador to Greece
- Person named in report
- Kimberly Guilfoyle
- Initial statement
- On Wednesday, Rubio called Guilfoyle a strong ambassador.
- Later response
- On Thursday, Rubio said he did not know whether the claims were true.
- Location of Thursday remarks
- At the foot of Rubio’s plane in Athens
- Guilfoyle’s presence
- She was at the airport and watched Rubio speak.