Hannity Guest Busts Fox News Bubble With Some Uncomfortable Trump Reminders
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Progressive radio host Stephanie Miller took down Hannity's deflection talk with a brutal observation on live TV.
Progressive radio host Stephanie Miller on Wednesday mocked Fox News host Sean Hannity and called out his network over its dismal coverage of President Donald Trump’s ties to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Miller — on the day House Democrats released bombshell new Epstein emails mentioning Trump — appeared on Hannity’s show where she was asked about a recent photo of her kissing Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s (D-Texas) sneakers.
Miller stressed that the move was a “joke” before she swiftly turned the tables on Hannity on live TV.
“You know the funniest thing about this story — is Trump’s all over the Epstein files and I wonder if they’re going to release that after the big bombshell! I didn’t see anything about that on Fox News today,” said Miller, hours after the email drop that reportedly “didn’t interest” the network all morning.
Moments later, Hannity asked Miller when she noticed former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline before urging her not to “change the subject and deflect.”
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