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Marco Rubio Breaks Nancy Reagan's Fall
By WTVT Tampa Bay, WTVT Tampa Bay
Published December 10, 2016
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There was quite a scare at the Reagan Library Tuesday night as former First Lady Nancy Reagan lost her footing and nearly hit the ground while being escorted by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio.
Reagan was holding Rubio's arm as they walked in the room together.
Then gasps erupted from the room as the 90-year-old lost her footing.
Rubio grabbed her arm and caught her right before she hit the floor.
The audience gave a standing ovation and applauded the first lady as she rose.
Reagan asked Rubio to speak at her husband's presidential library in California following his election to the Senate.
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