Trump Toadying To Hannity Has Social Media Cringing: 'This Is Revolting'
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Fox News host Sean Hannity joined President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One earlier this week for what critics are calling an embarrassing "love fest."
President Donald Trump fawned over “wonderful” pundit Sean Hannity, who as a Fox News host has frequently allowed Trump’s baseless claims about the 2020 election being stolen go unchecked, during a recent trip on Air Force One.
“I’ll say this,” Trump told Hannity during the interview, which aired Wednesday. “Look, we had an election, you were so wonderful to me. You were really an amazing professional. You did it for the right reason, you didn’t do it for the wrong reason, but you were so professional.”
“We won every swing state,” he continued. “We won the popular vote by a lot. We won everything. We won a thing called, that people don’t like, districts … thousands of districts. We’ve got 2,750 districts versus 525 districts. Think of that.”
Social media users have since trounced Trump for his effusive flattery toward Hannity.
“‘You did it for the right reason’ yeah, like propping up a wannabe dictator on primetime,” wrote one user on X, formerly Twitter, with another commenting: “Sean works for State Regime TV so of course he gets compliments! Sean spreads the Bullshit!”
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