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Sean Hannity discusses skepticism around COVID-19 vaccines, highlighting Dr. Robert Malone's concerns about mRNA technology and emphasizing early treatment options like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, while criticizing the efficacy and approval process of annual flu shots and COVID boosters.
Alina Habba, a prominent attorney and spokesperson for President-elect Donald Trump, expressed on Sean Hannity's Fox News show that she would "very seriously" consider the role of White House Press Secretary if offered. Habba, known for defending Trump in his civil fraud case, is reportedly a leading candidate for the position in the upcoming administration. She praised Trump's recent cabinet picks and emphasized her loyalty to him, indicating her openness to the potential role.
Fox News host Sean Hannity claims that former President Trump is consistently polling ahead of President Biden in almost every battleground state, with Trump leading in six out of seven swing states. Hannity suggests that this is a tipping point for the country and a real possibility that Trump could be re-elected. He criticizes President Biden for not participating in live interviews and accuses him of hiding in his basement, while also questioning the validity of Dr. Jill Biden's dismissal of the polls.
Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses former President Donald Trump's legal victory in New York, where a state appeals court slashed his record-setting bond from the attorney general's civil fraud case from $454 million to $175 million. Hannity criticizes the radical left and anti-Trump prosecutors, highlighting a rebuke of the district attorney in Georgia and the upcoming criminal trial against Trump in New York. He portrays these legal actions as politically motivated and unfair to Trump.
Fox News host Sean Hannity addressed the live broadcast incident where a vigilante group beat up a man, admitting that the initial claims made by Curtis Sliwa about the man being a migrant shoplifter were untrue. Sliwa, leader of the Guardian Angels, falsely accused the man of shoplifting and being a migrant during an interview with Hannity, but the New York Police Department revealed that the man was a Bronx resident who had not been shoplifting. Hannity later clarified the situation on his show, acknowledging the misinformation and emphasizing the importance of setting the record straight. The incident has sparked criticism of right-wing rhetoric and its role in inciting anti-immigrant sentiments.
Members of the Guardian Angels Community Safety Patrol in New York City mistakenly accosted a man they thought was a migrant shoplifter in Times Square during a live interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity. The group's founder, Curtis Sliwa, later admitted the man was not a migrant and had not been charged with shoplifting, acknowledging his mistake in repeating unverified information. The incident has sparked criticism of vigilante activity and divisive rhetoric, with some officials and analysts condemning the group's actions and linking them to right-wing media influence.
Fox News host Sean Hannity attempted to dissuade Taylor Swift from aligning with the Democratic party by listing what he claimed were "lies" about Republicans, including accusations of racism, sexism, homophobia, and more. However, his efforts backfired as social media users criticized his statements and suggested that Swift's perception of the GOP aligns with their actions and behaviors.
Former White House aide Steve Bannon criticized Fox News host Sean Hannity for asking former President Trump if he would act like a dictator if reelected in 2024. Bannon called Hannity an "idiot" for even posing the question, stating that there is no time for such nonsense in the ongoing political war. Bannon has been critical of Fox News and the Murdoch family for their coverage of Trump, and recently entertained the idea of the former president seeking revenge against media members who he believes have lied about him.
Jimmy Kimmel criticizes Donald Trump for not outright denying plans to abuse power if elected for a second term, jokingly calling him "Scammy Sosa." Kimmel and Charlamagne tha God express concern over Trump's comments, emphasizing that he is openly stating his intention to become a dictator, even if only for one day. They highlight the absurdity of having to ask a presidential candidate if they will be a dictator and compare it to asking a babysitter if they will eat the kids. In other news, Taylor Swift is named Time magazine's person of the year.
Seth Meyers mocks Sean Hannity's "town hall" interview with Donald Trump, criticizing the lack of challenging questions and the focus on Biden's alleged cognitive decline. Meyers highlights Trump's own gaffes and misstatements, questioning his credibility on the matter. He humorously points out Trump's struggles with speech and his inability to correct himself, while also highlighting Trump's claim that he'll only be a dictator "on Day One."
Former President Donald Trump, during a televised town hall event, avoided directly answering questions about whether he would abuse his powers if he returned to office. When pressed by Fox News host Sean Hannity, Trump responded that he would not be a dictator "except for Day One," prompting cheers from the audience. He reiterated his promise to close the U.S.-Mexico border and expand oil drilling on his first day, but insisted that he would not be a dictator after that. The Biden campaign responded by posting a video of the exchange, stating that Trump had admitted he would be a dictator on day one if reelected. Trump is currently facing multiple federal and state criminal charges.
Jimmy Fallon poked fun at the close relationship between Donald Trump and Fox News host Sean Hannity, comparing them to "two old people that in love" during his monologue on "The Tonight Show." Hannity's connections with Trump have previously come under scrutiny, including appearing on stage with him at a rally and exchanging texts with Trump's chief of staff. Fallon's joke highlights the close bond between the two and their controversial interactions.
During a town hall on Fox News, former President Donald Trump was asked twice by moderator Sean Hannity if he would abuse presidential power and retaliate against his political opponents if re-elected. Trump declined to give a direct denial, instead deflecting and making jokes. His comments raised concerns about his intentions and were seized upon by the Biden campaign, who accused Trump of planning to be a dictator on Day 1 if re-elected. The exchanges highlighted the growing challenge for some on the Trump team who are aware that his comments are concerning to voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
During a Fox News town hall, Donald Trump refused to rule out breaking the law if re-elected as president, raising concerns about potential abuse of power. When asked by Sean Hannity if he had any plans to abuse power or break the law, Trump responded by criticizing his opponents and referring to the charges against him. Later, he admitted that he would be a "dictator" on day one of his second term, but clarified that it would only involve implementing certain policies. The Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee quickly highlighted Trump's comments, with the DNC labeling him a "Day One Dictator."
Former President Donald Trump received a standing ovation at a town hall hosted by Sean Hannity in Iowa, where he covered various topics including EVs, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Biden's cognitive state, and more. Trump predicted that Biden won't be the Democratic nominee in 2024 and discussed his plans to replace the Affordable Care Act if elected. He also proposed a free online schooling alternative called "The American Academy" and criticized the current state of the education system. Trump addressed issues related to oil and gas production, calling for increased drilling and criticizing Biden's energy policies. He mocked Biden's claim that he wouldn't be running for re-election if Trump wasn't in the race and expressed concerns about nuclear war. Trump touted his polling numbers with Black voters and suggested it could secure his victory in 2024. He criticized Biden's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, called the state of the economy under Biden a "disgrace," and discussed his tax reform and stance on abortion. Trump also commented on his relationship with California Governor Gavin Newsom and his rivalry with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Finally, he emphasized his focus on combating crime and expressed his willingness to cut ties with NATO.