Story highlights Marco Rubio says he'll support Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump

But he says he stands by "everything" he said during his primary campaign

(CNN) Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is standing by his description of Donald Trump as "a con artist," but he says in a new interview he still plans to support the real estate mogul for president.

"I've stood by everything I ever said in my campaign," Rubio told the Miami Herald editorial board Monday when asked about his comments made during the Republican presidential primary earlier this year.

He said the race is "in a different place now" -- with voters facing a "binary choice" between Trump and Hillary Clinton.

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the same day. A disciplinary hearing was held on May 7, 2009, during which Williams

disputed the charges. He maintained that the weapon was not his, that he had no reason

to possess a weapon, that he had not been in an argument with anyone, and that he would

not do anything to jeopardize his placement as a camp-status inmate. The Discipline

Hearing Officer (“DHO”) found that Williams had committed the acts as charged and

imposed various sanctions, including disallowance of forty days of good conduct time

and a disciplinary transfer to a closer supervision level than camp status. The DHO

report noted consideration of the incident report and investigation,