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Deep in the fowls of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-descript building.

We've once again made contact with our leader at the mine.

Love that.

Hello everybody, Mark Levin here.

Our number 877-381-3811-873-813811.

Let's get kind of interesting out there, isn't it?

So you have the deputy director of the FBI who should have recused himself in the Hillary investigation and the Trump-Russia-Foney-Colusion investigation.

Given the fact that his wife was a high-profile politician in Canada in Virginia running for the state senate,

with the full support of the Democrat Party and Hillary Clinton chief-bag-man, the former governor of Virginia, McCullough, over $700,000.

What they're all upset about, you see, is whether the president of the United States actually asked this man who he voted for.

Now that apparently is over the top, but the fact that this man didn't recuse himself.

And let me tell you the standard.

It's the appearance of a conflict of interest.

Not an actual conflict of interest necessarily, just the appearance of a conflict of interest.

When you're a senior law enforcement official, that's all that's needed, same with a federal judge.

Because you're expected to be objective, you're expected to be able to conduct yourself without any patina of partisanship.

So the president asked who he voted for.

And of course the media and the Democrats are all excited about it.

The same media and Democrats who all but ignore all the partisanship that we have seen on behalf of Hillary Clinton and by McCabe.

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