Despite his text on Jan. 6, which suggested Trump had influence over the crowd, Hannity has recently floated the conspiracy theory that parts of Jan. 6 were “staged.” “Do I think there were some people, based on the reports, that there were people that had staged certain things?” Hannity said on his radio show last month. “Yeah, I think that’s true.”
Responding to the news of his text to Meadows, Hannity said on his show: “Surprise, surprise, surprise: I said to Mark Meadows the exact same thing I was saying live on the radio at that time and on TV that night on Jan. 6 and well beyond Jan. 6.”: “I’d like to know who the agitators were,” he told viewers, adding that “those who truly support President Trump … do not support those that commit acts of violence.
“I don’t care if the radical left, radical right — I don’t know who they are,” Hannity continued. “They’re not people I would support. So how were officials not prepared? We got to answer that question. How did they allow the Capitol building to be breached in what seemed like less than a few minutes?”
In a statement to Axios, Hannity’s attorney, Jay Sekulow said, “If true, any such request would raise serious constitutional issues including First Amendment concerns regarding freedom of the press.”the committee, some of which were read aloud at a hearing by Rep. Liz Cheney , were messages from other Fox News hosts, including Laura Ingraham and Brian Kilmeade. “Please get [Trump] on TV. Destroying everything you have accomplished,” Kilmeade pleaded.
Have you guys made up any more sexual assault stories lately?
cryborg Time for another vacation
This was well before Trump was acquitted for the charge of ‘incitement to insurrection.’ Most people suspected (and were being told)that Trump had incited the events that day. Hannity sounds reasonable given the circumstances.
TIL that succession is not an exaggeration in any way