Conservative radio host Mark Levin
Mark Reed LevinIt will be Vice (or) President Harris against Gov. DeSantis in 2024 — bet on it Pence to narrate Limbaugh documentary series for Fox Nation Trump to appear on conservative networks in wake of Limbaugh's death MORE sparred with Fox News host Ed Henry after Henry asked if President Trump
Donald TrumpBiden to sign executive order aimed at increasing voting access Albany Times Union editorial board calls for Cuomo's resignation Advocates warn restrictive voting bills could end Georgia's record turnout MORE's interactions with Ukraine were "illegal."
Henry attempted to ask the question multiple times on "Fox & Friends," sparking Levin to answer, "Your question is not honest."
Levin defended the president, saying his conduct was "not illegal."
He turned the conversation back to former Vice President Joe Biden
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“So what he asked about Joe Biden?” Levin said. “Is he not allowed to ask about Joe Biden?”
Mark Levin just called out Ed Henry for being dishonest on Ukrainegate pic.twitter.com/BhFdk5997T
— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) September 29, 2019
“If you guys in the media would do your damn job and ask Joe Biden and Hunter Biden what the hell’s going on, maybe the president wouldn’t have to raise the issue,” he said.
The radio host also demanded that the whistleblower's identity be revealed.
"I want to question this person about his memo," he said.
The president praised Levin for his response to Henry's questioning on Twitter, saying, "So great Mark!" and retweeting more than a dozen similar posts.
So great Mark! https://t.co/GbwEnkFmwe
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 29, 2019
