. SenMarcoRubio torches Comey's Trump-bashing book tour: 'Monetizing government service' at expense of country
Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chair Marco Rubio, R-Fla., sounds off on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
"Here's what's more important than that — this is a revolving-door thing," he said."When you get to the end of your government service and you realize — everybody tells you, it's obvious — you want to be on corporate boards, you want to be on the speaker circuit, you want to sell books and be… an analyst on some of these news stations, you have to do things."
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