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June 19th, 2012 
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MUIR: Rubio often told the story of his parents escaping Castro. You’ve been criticized for saying your parents were Cuban exiles who along with so many others escaped a thug in Fidel Castro, when, in reality, they actually left before Castro came in to power. Do you regret having told the story that way?
RUBIO: I regret not having the date right because I could have avoided that distraction. I never talked about my parents getting on a boat and escaping Castro. I never talked about them, some midnight run that got them to the United States. The part of the narrative was that my parents were born and lived and loved their country that they are no longer able to be a part of.
MUIR: A story that he says resonates among Hispanic immigrants, no matter when they came to this country. Rubio acknowledging his party needs to do better with the President far ahead among Hispanic voters. Do you agree that number has to get better for Governor Romney?
RUBIO: Yeah and it will. And it is already, because I think our answer- I think our story and our message is that there’s nothing more important in the Hispanic community than leaving your children better off than yourselves.
MUIR: You said that our message- I was struck by the word “our.” Do you think you would help Romney if it were a Romney/Rubio ticket?
RUBIO: What I mean “ours” is the conservative, Republican message. I’m not discussing the vice presidential things, not because I’m trying to be evasive, but out of respect for Governor Romney.
MUIR: You’ve got to be thinking about it. We heard the Freudian slip.
RUBIO: [Clip begins.] Three, four, five, six, seven years from now, if I do a good job as vice president- I’m sorry. [Clip ends.] That wasn’t a Freudian slip. When they ask you so much about a title, eventually it’s going to sneak through your commentary.
MUIR: Respected by conservatives, some still wonder aloud if Rubio is experienced enough four years after John McCain picked an unknown governor from Alaska. Did you think that there were vetting problems?
RUBIO: I think people forgot how much enthusiasm she brought to that campaign. Look, John McCain did not lose the election because of Sarah Palin.
MUIR: Four years later, Rubio welcomes questions about his own history, his memoir out tomorrow. In it, the family’s many moves as a child, the journey to Las Vegas, where for a time, the family switched to the Mormon church. You were baptized in the Mormon church?
RUBIO: Yes, that’s right.
MUIR: You and your cousins, I read, would sing, like the Osmonds?
RUBIO: Yeah, you know, the Osmonds, especially then, were pretty popular, especially among Mormons. We would lip sync, basically.
MUIR: What song, do you remember?
RUBIO: Sweet and Innocent. I remember the words a little bit, but I’m not going to sing them for you.
MUIR: A few years later, the family would become Catholic again. Today, he attends mass with his wife and four children. They also attend services at a Baptist church. Back here in West Miami, still the boy who would show up after school. But vice president?
OLDER MAN: Not now.
MUIR: Not now?
OLDER MAN: He deserves to be president. Not vice president.
MUIR: He wants you to wait and be president. No vice president. All of it a whirlwind for the wife he met back in college and now with four children. When you look at your husband, do you see a vice president?
RUBIO: Don’t fall for it.
JEANETTE DOUSDEBES: I see a husband and a dad, that’s what I see.
MUIR: As the Republican Party and Mitt Romney tonight, still debate whether they see something else. I’m David Muir for Nightline in Miami.
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