Fox News Guest Who Mocked Hannity On His Show Pops Champagne
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“I’m having a little champagne because, you know, it’s Friday and, you know, it’s not every week that you kick Sean Hannity’s ass,” said the progressive radio host.
Progressive radio host Stephanie Miller on Friday celebrated her recent appearance on Fox News by popping some champagne, explaining in a candid interview on “The Jim Acosta Show” that mocking Sean Hannity to his face on Wednesday deserves some tipsy rejoicing.
“I’m having a little champagne because, you know, it’s Friday and, you know, it’s not every week that you kick Sean Hannity’s ass, Jim,” said Miller. “And that Fox News is dumb enough to let you come on in the middle of the Epstein bombshell emails, right?”
Miller delivered a masterclass on controlling the focus of an interview, repeatedly noting that late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein said President Donald Trump “knew about the girls” he abused in an explosive 2019 email released earlier that day.
Acosta was delighted by Miller’s celebratory mood on Friday, but also confused as to why Fox News would invite the progressive pundit to go on “Hannity” — and not expect to mention the network’s curiously dismal coverage of Trump’s ties to Epstein.
“So the ‘Hannity’ people call you and they say, ‘Hey Stephanie, we’d love to have you come on the show tonight and talk about [former President] Joe Biden being senile or something?’ Is that what was happening?”
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