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| Lucas is more suited to a shootout with a bad guy than running interference between local cops, FBI, Russian operatives and the media but reluctantly he finds he is good at doing both jobs. And he has acted accordingly, running interference for the Bush administration, forestalling the sorts of inquiries, and ducking the kinds of questions that might reflect negatively on the president's national security record during an election year. Jaroslav Modry shot from the top of the left faceoff circle with Klatt and Armstrong running interference in front. |
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