Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President

[xenon]

@jon-nyc said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

The question is whether he included Giuliani in that list.

Trial-by-combat Giuliani feels like he's past the 'best-by' date.

[Renauda]

@jon-nyc

Possibly not. Giuliani at that time may have had prior commitments to speak at rallies organized in various landscape and other light industrial facilities.

[89th]

@jon-nyc said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

I’m sure Lin Wood and the pillow guy too.

Yeah I figured the pillow guy was a clear example of a "crazy" Hannity was referring to.

[Klaus]

I find it interesting and a little scary how involved Hanity seemed to be in the daily business off Trump.

[jon-nyc]

Tucker even more so.

The dog that didn’t bark - we’ve seen the texts of other big Fox names because they texted White House staff during and after 1/6. But not Tucker. No doubt that means he was texting directly with the president, not staff

[Klaus]

@jon-nyc said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

Tucker even more so.

The dog that didn’t bark - we’ve seen the texts of other big Fox names because they texted White House staff during and after 1/6. But not Tucker. No doubt that means he was texting directly with the president, not staff

You think?

I don't watch American TV, but my impression from the news was that Hannity and Trump was a true love relation, whereas Tucker kept a little bit of distance.

[jon-nyc]

It's obviously speculation but he definitely was capable of influencing him, there was a lot of reporting about how a Tucker visit to Mar-al-lago early in the pandemic changed the way Trump was reacting to it.

[Improviso]

@jon-nyc said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

there was a lot of reporting about how

There was also a lot of reporting about how Trump was a Russian asset, all of which proved to be false.

I don't put a lot of stock on "the reporting". I'll wait for the facts to come out before jumping to a conclusion about Tucker's influence on Trump.

You know.... like the recent NPR "reporting" about the Supremes and masking, which caused three Supremes to issue statements calling NPR "reporting" bullshit.

[Improviso]

NPR... just say you screwed up and move on. BUT NO!!!

Double down... bad word choice, my ass.

https://justthenews.com/accountability/media/npr-says-its-debunked-reporting-scotus-mask-issue-was-solid-word-choice

[Jolly]

Which is why NPR needs no public monies.

[Renauda]

@improviso said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

@jon-nyc said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

There was also a lot of reporting about how Trump was a Russian asset, all of which proved to be false.

I was wondering why Trump has been mum lately on the current Russian threat to Ukraine.

[Larry]

@renauda said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

@improviso said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

@jon-nyc said in Hannity to WH: Keep the crazy people away from the President:

There was also a lot of reporting about how Trump was a Russian asset, all of which proved to be false.

I was wondering why Trump has been mum lately on the current Russian threat to Ukraine.

When your opponent is in the process of cutting his own throat, don't get I his way....

[Renauda]

@larry

…. that would be bad manners.