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Rubio accused Comey, along with other government leaders, of “going woke” before leaving government service in order to monetize their work, paving the way for book deals and speaker circuits.
“That’s why over and over again you see people doing that, whether it’s generals about to retire going woke, or whether it’s FBI directors. This is how you get hired. This is how you get money,” Rubio continued.
Rubio added that in today’s political climate, the “next payday” requires leaders, such as Comey, to go against conservatives. “You got a leadership of people, who have historically, not just there but in other agencies, that are looking for the next payday when they leave government service, and to do that, you got to be invited to the right parties and be invited to be a member of polite society and to do that you have to be anti-Republican, especially anti-Trump,” Rubio said.
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