Speaker 1: You're listening to Comedy Central.
Speaker 2: On Tuesday night, we did a little bit about Sean
Speaker 2: Hannity's program, or, to call it by its official name,
Speaker 2: the greatest program that has ever given to a people
Speaker 2: by God. It concerned the super Bowl of Freedom that
Speaker 2: Michelle Bachman sponsored on Capitol Hill. On Shawn's show, mister
Speaker 2: Hannity and Ms Bachman discussed her rally, and for no
Speaker 2: apparent reason, then started showing images of Glenn Beck's much
Speaker 2: better attended nine to twelve rally, not acknowledging that the
Speaker 2: footage was different, but in fact commenting on how robust
Speaker 2: the crowd was, even though Bachman's rally took place on
Speaker 2: a sunny day and fall, and this rally appeared to
Speaker 2: take place on a cloudy day in summer. So we
Speaker 2: thought that that was funny because we finally had a
Speaker 2: literal manifestation of what we feel is the metaphorical methodology
Speaker 2: of the entire Fox Network, which of course is the
Speaker 2: subtle altering of reality to sell a preconceived narrative which
Speaker 2: I imagine, which I imagine Fox decided was not as
Speaker 2: CATCHI a moato.
Speaker 3: So now we received the word.
Speaker 2: I have chiggers, So we received a word that mister
Speaker 2: Hannity was going to address this issue on his program
Speaker 2: last night. So, as you can imagine, I rushed home
Speaker 2: from my seminar in soybean composting with my Angelou, which
Speaker 2: we do at my food co op, which is run
Speaker 2: out of the back of my local gay bar. So
Speaker 2: I ran home and I turned the video camera on
Speaker 2: myself to immortalize the look on my face if and
Speaker 2: when Sewn Hannity spoke about this error. And as you
Speaker 2: can imagine, I prayed desperately that he would do it
Speaker 2: early in his life program.
Speaker 4: But it's starting, and there were new details today about
Speaker 4: the erratic behavior of major Nadalja Song. Joining me now
Speaker 4: is the host of War Stories, Colonel Oliver North.
Speaker 2: Who is It's that guy who was convicted of a
Speaker 2: felony against the United States.
Speaker 4: What do you make of the fact the President of
Speaker 4: the United States can't even say that this is an
Speaker 4: act of terrorism.
Speaker 3: What we ought to be calling it is just that terrorism,
Speaker 3: all right? Right, we have the FBI.
Speaker 2: Because it's not that simple. But okay, okay.
Speaker 3: You've had Bob Hamer, who investigated Nambler.
Speaker 2: You know it was not politically correct to call namblo
Speaker 2: what it was until Bob Hamer did that investigation. The
Speaker 2: whole country was pro namblo until Hamer is expos enamblo.
Speaker 1: We all love Nambler.
Speaker 3: And it took the FBI a year to declare that
Speaker 3: to be terrorism. And now you've got the.
Speaker 4: We knew all of this, including the email communications, for
Speaker 4: about a year.
Speaker 2: Wait, they knew a year ago.
Speaker 3: His colleagues raised red flaggs about.
Speaker 2: Bush was president a year ago, wasn't which president should
Speaker 2: be blamed?
Speaker 4: The FBI has a relationship with groups associated with the
Speaker 4: Muslim brotherhood, a.
Speaker 3: Radical jihadism that is out to undo.
Speaker 4: What we are as a people disconnected, paranoid, schizoid and
Speaker 4: even belligerent.
Speaker 3: Massive shortages of H one vaccine. This is a public
Speaker 3: health disaster the government didn't produce enough of it.
Speaker 4: Is this the same government that now has the capacity
Speaker 4: to take over health care. Meanwhile children have there are
Speaker 4: some parents that don't want to vaccinate their kids, which,
Speaker 4: by the way, everything the government touches is bankrupt.
Speaker 3: He was citing Kuranic chapter and verse for jihad.
Speaker 5: He was warning against what he called so called adverse events.
Speaker 3: Radical Islam and Islam.
Speaker 4: Well, hobby lobbyists, radical jihadism.
Speaker 3: Muslim soldiers gone wild. This is the biggest tea party
Speaker 3: I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: Finally tonight, although it pains me to say this, John Stewart,
Speaker 4: Comedy Central, he was right.
Speaker 3: We screwed up.
Speaker 4: It was an inadvertent mistake, but a mistake nonetheless.
Speaker 3: So mister Stewart, you were write. We apologize.
Speaker 2: It wasn't worth it, not obviously, I think, Hichid says I,
Speaker 2: he didn't have to apologize to me. It's not like
Speaker 2: you disappointed me.
Speaker 3: I expect that stuff.
Speaker 2: But I do want to address one thing that mister
Speaker 2: Hannity graciously said last night.
Speaker 3: We apologize.
Speaker 4: But by the way, I want to thank you and
Speaker 4: all your writers for watching.
Speaker 2: Okay, it wasn't actually me or my writers who watched
Speaker 2: your show and caught that slip up. Was actually one
Speaker 2: of our younger producers, a kid right out of school
Speaker 2: named Ramin Hediyatti, and we're very proud of him, and
Speaker 2: I just wanted to give him the credit for catching that.
Speaker 2: Ramin come on out here and take a bow, will you,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen. Ramin HEADI yadi uh.
Speaker 3: He's the one who thought that on there.
Speaker 2: And uh, we're delighted.
Speaker 6: That he did it.
Speaker 2: We mean, thanks for being here, reman. Obviously you haven't
Speaker 2: been here that long. When did you graduate from.
Speaker 3: College last June?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: And that makes you you're you're twenty three years old.
Speaker 3: I will be twenty three next month. Great.
Speaker 2: Uh, now you've been watching Hannity for us every night
Speaker 2: now for five months. Yeah, well we we appreciate you
Speaker 2: taking the time to do.
Speaker 3: That for us. It's a great catch. And uh, kill me.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm sorry, kill me. We'min.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but this is this is your job, and
Speaker 2: it's a tough job and we appreciate it.
Speaker 3: And be a man and.
Speaker 1: Get me out of here.
Speaker 2: Raman heady outa everybody, thank you so much, so we
Speaker 2: won't think.
Speaker 3: I'll be right back. I don't know for me. Welcome
Speaker 3: back to the program.
Speaker 2: I watch a lot of TV, you know. At the
Speaker 2: start of the year Fox News is Sean Hannity said
Speaker 2: goodbye to his partner Alan Colmes, and America wondered who
Speaker 2: would then be there to provide the liberal perspective for
Speaker 2: that program? Could it be I don't know you.
Speaker 4: Time now for the Hate Hannity Hotline, where we give
Speaker 4: those of you out there who may not see things
Speaker 4: my way a chance to vent a little.
Speaker 3: Well, let's see what we've got tonight. You are extremely
Speaker 3: critical whenever it comes to the Democrats, but you never
Speaker 3: see the problems in your party. Hey, monkey boy, what
Speaker 3: a damn hypocrite? What do you think? Damn Roberto Gonzraals, Paddy, you.
Speaker 7: Are an Eddian?
Speaker 2: Okay, two things, One what an incredibly representative sampling of
Speaker 2: the liberal perspective? And two I think your hate meter
Speaker 2: is broken. The meter registered the same for the guy
Speaker 2: who was disappointed with your level of introspection as it
Speaker 2: did for the guy who called you a sucker.
Speaker 3: You should fix that.
Speaker 2: So a lot of angry people calling in. Why would
Speaker 2: Sean Hannity subject himself to that kind of you?
Speaker 3: First of all, I love the hatred.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Hannity's a bottom. But there's gotta be
Speaker 2: more going on here.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to the tape. Let's go back to
Speaker 3: the folks.
Speaker 8: Mother you Workles, I hate you, you know, I hate you.
Speaker 8: You know Sean Hannity, you might not hippocrite of the century.
Speaker 9: To Hannity and this message.
Speaker 4: All right, now, we do this as a public service.
Speaker 3: It's cathartic. Yes, it's cathartic.
Speaker 2: It can be so therapeutic to publicly ridicule those whose
Speaker 2: view as you find repugnant when they are in no
Speaker 2: way able to respond. But I like the twist that
Speaker 2: you put on it, goading imbalanced viewers to call in
Speaker 2: hand picking the krim Dela crazy and then basically saying
Speaker 2: that people who disagree with you are either insane or
Speaker 2: the jerky boys.
Speaker 3: So it's a good bit, uh, though.
Speaker 2: There was one call that surprised me.
Speaker 3: Sean, this is doctor Marcus.
Speaker 8: I just want to remind you we have a session
Speaker 8: tomorrow and I hate you. I hate you in your
Speaker 8: stupid face. I don't care about doccupation, confidenciality. I tell
Speaker 8: everyone what a dumb you are. So tomorrow at three
Speaker 8: point thirty, see.
Speaker 2: Then you gotta scream. We'll be right back.
Speaker 10: Yesterday, everyone on Fox and Just was flailing like Mariah
Speaker 10: carry on New Year's Eve. Everyone, well, everyone except for
Speaker 10: one man, SpongeBob Squarehead.
Speaker 4: Imagine if the President today brought up the Second Amendment,
Speaker 4: how would the news media in this country have reacted.
Speaker 4: There were a lot of people that raced the media leader.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about guns. I've always been a believer that
Speaker 4: you got to prepare to defend yourself.
Speaker 3: And I had gun permits.
Speaker 4: In New York and Rhode Island, in California and Alabama
Speaker 4: and Georgia in my life. And I was trained in
Speaker 4: the use of a firearm by my parents that had
Speaker 4: connections to law enforcement.
Speaker 10: What does that mean? I was trained in the use
Speaker 10: of a firearm by my parents that had connections to
Speaker 10: law enforcements. The world doesn't work like that. Like if
Speaker 10: someone's sick on a plane, no one screams. Does anyone
Speaker 10: have a cousin who watched grazing out of me? Anyone?
Speaker 10: But according to Sean Hannity, what really stops a bad
Speaker 10: guy with a gun is a Sean Hannity with a gun.
Speaker 4: This guy's got a machine gun. Okay, how are they
Speaker 4: going to take a mom without a weapon? Or if
Speaker 4: it's happening within a crowd, if you're in Sam Bernardino,
Speaker 4: do you want Sean Hannity, who's trained in the safety
Speaker 4: and use of a firearm in that room.
Speaker 3: So when they.
Speaker 4: Dropped the clip and they start to reload, you got
Speaker 4: a shot.
Speaker 3: You got a chance.
Speaker 10: Okay, Sean, you answered your own question. The shooter was
Speaker 10: four hundred yards away in a hotel room thirty two
Speaker 10: floors up. But you're like, yeah, but if he was
Speaker 10: down on the ground and close to me and was
Speaker 10: out of bullets, then I might have a chance to
Speaker 10: shoot him down.
Speaker 3: That's like saying if Tyra Banks.
Speaker 10: Had no money and I had all the money and
Speaker 10: she was like really hungry, I might have a chance.
Speaker 3: It's not reality.
Speaker 10: Hannedy's fantasy was so ridiculous that even his Fox colleague
Speaker 10: couldn't get on board.
Speaker 4: Do you want, Sean Hannity, who's trained in the safety
Speaker 4: and use of a firearm in that room when they
Speaker 4: dropped the clip and they start to reload, you got
Speaker 4: a shot and you got a chance.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I would never done much good on the Mandoli thirty
Speaker 7: second floor unless.
Speaker 10: He had a high power rifle to take him out.
Speaker 7: But your point is well taken.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, yeah, Sean, you made absolutely no sense, But
Speaker 10: your point is well taken. Yeah yeah, yeah. You know
Speaker 10: she's thinking, Dude, you couldn't even protect women from being
Speaker 10: sexually harassed in your own building, and now your batman,
Speaker 10: Calm down, Calm down, man, calm down.
Speaker 3: Come down, calmed.
Speaker 10: Down, like I'm not gonna lie. He may seem crazy,
Speaker 10: but after watching that, I wish Sean Hannity would start
Speaker 10: his own security service.
Speaker 1: In a dangerous world, if you need protection, then you
Speaker 1: need Sean.
Speaker 3: Hannedy's private security Services.
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity is trained in kicking hands, throwing footballs indoors,
Speaker 1: and wearing his hat backwards. So when the crap hits
Speaker 1: the fan, Hannedy's your man.
Speaker 4: Do you want Sean Hannity, who's trained in the safety
Speaker 4: and use.
Speaker 3: Of a firearm in that room?
Speaker 4: When they drop the clip and they start to reload,
Speaker 4: you got a shot.
Speaker 3: You got a chance.
Speaker 1: If you're threatened by a shooter who is in the
Speaker 1: room and has run out of bullets, then you've got
Speaker 1: a chance. Sean Hannity's Private Security Services total protection in
Speaker 1: very specific circumstances.
Speaker 3: Pull me right back.
Speaker 10: It came out last week that Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen,
Speaker 10: who is now in deep federal investigation shit, only had
Speaker 10: three clients in the past year, right the President, who
Speaker 10: Cohen helped to pay off a porn star, that he
Speaker 10: had an affair with his second client, a major GOP fundraiser,
Speaker 10: named Elliot Broydy, who Cohen also helped to pay off
Speaker 10: for playmates that he had an affair with. All right,
Speaker 10: and then Michael Cohen had one more clients. Right out
Speaker 10: of seven billion people, seven billion people who could have
Speaker 10: wanted to join this club and use Michael Cohen as
Speaker 10: a lawyer last year, only one other person did. And
Speaker 10: this person's identity was a complete mystery until today.
Speaker 3: This is CNN breaking news.
Speaker 7: We are now getting word the lawyer for the President,
Speaker 7: Michael Cohen, has just iss closed in court that the
Speaker 7: client who had requested to remain unnamed was Sean Hannity
Speaker 7: of Fox News.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it turns out Michael Cohen's secret clients or Sean Hannity,
Speaker 10: which I'm sorry is not a good look, you know.
Speaker 5: Right now, Sean Handedy is probably on the phone with
Speaker 5: his wife, like, hey, honey, it's so weird. How I
Speaker 5: use the guy who pays off mistresses to get me
Speaker 5: out of that parking ticket. Ah, it's funny, right, Hello, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 10: Just think about how unethical this is for a moment, right.
Speaker 10: Hannah t has been reporting on this Michael Comb story
Speaker 10: from the beginning, from the beginning, but he conveniently never
Speaker 10: mentioned that Cohen was his guy, which even for Sean
Speaker 10: Hannity is pretty shady. I mean, even Instagram models have
Speaker 10: higher ethical standards because they'll be like drink Tommy Tea.
Speaker 3: By the way, I'm sponsored by Tommy Tea. They tell
Speaker 3: you what it is, right.
Speaker 10: And I'm not expecting him to aspire to the levels
Speaker 10: of the Kardashians.
Speaker 3: But come on, Sean, and I'll tell you what else.
Speaker 3: I'll see you what else.
Speaker 10: Once you know that Hannity has personal s skin in
Speaker 10: the game, like with Cohen, it's fun to go back
Speaker 10: and look at everything he said about the FBI raid
Speaker 10: because now we can see that hannit'sy wasn't just mad,
Speaker 10: he was scared.
Speaker 4: President Trump's longtime personal attorney, Michael Cohene, just had his office,
Speaker 4: his home, and his hotel that he was staying in
Speaker 4: raided by the FBI.
Speaker 3: Today, this is an unprecedented abusive power.
Speaker 4: Cohen's payment is a perfectly legitimate business move. Mueller's witch
Speaker 4: hunt investigation is now a runaway train careening off the track,
Speaker 4: spinning out of control.
Speaker 3: If you voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: You better get buckled up because this is going to
Speaker 4: be a rough ride.
Speaker 10: You know now that we know he was working with Cohen,
Speaker 10: that looks less like a news show and more like
Speaker 10: a guy really stressed giving himself a pep talk. It's
Speaker 10: just like, come on, we gotta get buckled up. This
Speaker 10: is going to be a rough ride.
Speaker 1: Ha ah.
Speaker 10: And obviously everyone thought that Hannity being busted was hilarious.
Speaker 10: I mean, other news networks were laughing late night hosts,
Speaker 10: school children, creatures of the Sea. And in a year
Speaker 10: that's so divisive embarrassing, Sean Hannity is the one thing
Speaker 10: truly everyone can enjoy.
Speaker 3: Goodnight from Washington.
Speaker 4: No one else is talking about Sean Hannity today, but
Speaker 4: he's here.
Speaker 3: I'm really glad to see him. Hey, shredy news. Anything happening,
Speaker 3: all right, thanks Tucking. I'm just say this.
Speaker 7: You like my brother, but I'm glad for It's like
Speaker 7: a millisecond, the heat's off me and on you.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I appreciate that.
Speaker 10: You know, it says a lot about your news network
Speaker 10: when all of your top anchors are playing scandal tag.
Speaker 3: It's like I made fun of the Parkland kids tag.
Speaker 10: You're ith no, thank god now, even though even though
Speaker 10: yesterday might have sucked for Hannity. It helps his ratings
Speaker 10: because everyone tuned in to see what creative excuse he'd
Speaker 10: come up with to explain his Michael Cohen relationship, and
Speaker 10: the answer was, it's complicated.
Speaker 3: Let me set the record straight. Here's the truth.
Speaker 4: Michael Cole never represented me in any legal matter. I
Speaker 4: never retained his services. I never received it invoice. I
Speaker 4: never paid Michael Cone for legal fees. I did have
Speaker 4: occasional brief conversations with Michael Cohne. He's a great attorney
Speaker 4: about legal questions I had or I was looking for
Speaker 4: input and perspective.
Speaker 10: He wasn't your lawyer. He just answered your legal questions.
Speaker 10: How do you not know the definition of lawyer? When
Speaker 10: your head is shaped like a dictionary?
Speaker 3: How do you not know this?
Speaker 10: Seriously, giving legal inputs and perspective.
Speaker 3: Is exactly what a lawyer does.
Speaker 10: Handed he might as well have come out and said
Speaker 10: he was just my lawyer. But just the tip, Just
Speaker 10: the tip, guys, just a tip. Now, what people are
Speaker 10: ready wondering, is this whatever legal advice was, why didn't
Speaker 10: Hannity get it from his regular attorney, right instead of
Speaker 10: turning to a guy who's specifically known for paying off mistresses.
Speaker 10: Why did he go to him? But according to Hannisy Baby,
Speaker 10: this is not what it looks like.
Speaker 4: To be absolutely clear, they never involved any matter any
Speaker 4: Sorry to disappoint so many matter between me or third party.
Speaker 3: Of third groups at all.
Speaker 4: And are my questions exclusively almost focused on real estate?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 10: Helready slipped in the almost did you hear it?
Speaker 3: It was super quick, It was super quick.
Speaker 10: Here's like all my questions to Michael Cohen were exclusively
Speaker 10: almost real estate, exclusively almost exclusively almost.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: He sounds like the voice at the end of those
Speaker 10: medical ads xerenaxs. Exclusively almost had to fit free, exclusively almost.
Speaker 10: You can't say exclusively almost exclusively almost is the kind
Speaker 10: of phrase that makes people ask more questions. If someone
Speaker 10: tells you that they exclusively almost have sex with adults,
Speaker 10: you're not.
Speaker 3: Hiring them to babies at your kids. That's not what
Speaker 3: you're thinking of right now.
Speaker 10: But okay, fine, okay fine. Handedy claims he was just
Speaker 10: getting some informal real estate advice from Michael Cohen, which
Speaker 10: makes what he said a few hours earlier on his
Speaker 10: radio show all the more confusing.
Speaker 4: I never gave him a retainer, never received an invoice,
Speaker 4: never paid any any fees.
Speaker 3: You know, I might have handed him ten bucks.
Speaker 4: I definitely want you attorney client privilege on this something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, okay, well no, no, okay, wait, so he's
Speaker 10: not your lawyer.
Speaker 3: Well you had was a few chit chats about real.
Speaker 10: Estate, but you definitely want attorney client privilege. Yeah, you
Speaker 10: definitely want that.
Speaker 3: Did you bury under that house?
Speaker 10: No, I'm just saying I've had a lot of conversations
Speaker 10: about real estate. At the end of it, I never
Speaker 10: went this never happened. And you know what gets me
Speaker 10: is is how casually Hannity is trying to minimize his
Speaker 10: connection to Michael Cohen like it means nothing, especially when
Speaker 10: every other day of the year he's the guy who
Speaker 10: can bake a conspiracy cake out of nothing more than
Speaker 10: an egg and the word Hillary.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about a family responsible for actual crimes. We'll
Speaker 4: call it the head of the notorious political cabal. Of course,
Speaker 4: Bill and Hillary Clinton, the Clinton crime family. If we're
Speaker 4: gonna go to crime families, let's look at the Muller
Speaker 4: crime family. And well, this is near and dear to
Speaker 4: Komy's heart. We'll call it the Komy crime family.
Speaker 10: How Hannity puts a question mark at the end of
Speaker 10: each one just to cover his ass. He's like, I
Speaker 10: didn't say Malla runs a crime family. I just said
Speaker 10: Malla runs a crime family. Well, you know what, folks,
Speaker 10: I have a theory of my own, and I honestly
Speaker 10: think that it's gonna bust this whole Hannity Michael Cohen's
Speaker 10: story wide open. Get ready to have your minds blown,
Speaker 10: because I believe I've uncovered a complex criminal network. My
Speaker 10: theory is that Sean Hannity is a client of Michael Cohen.
Speaker 3: Look, we may.
Speaker 10: Never know the true nature of Hannity and Cohen's relationship,
Speaker 10: but what we do know is that as someone is
Speaker 10: discussing Cohen and his case on the air, Shon Handy
Speaker 10: should have been more transparent, right, he should have said
Speaker 10: something about it. In fact, what had he did was
Speaker 10: so shady even when he tried to talk about other
Speaker 10: things on his show, his own guests had to call
Speaker 10: him out. And please do.
Speaker 4: Enjoy a foreign national using Russian sources of all things
Speaker 4: to get it?
Speaker 3: Is that a crime? In Alan Dershowitz's book.
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, Sean, I do want to say that.
Speaker 9: I really think that you should have disclosed your relationship
Speaker 9: with Cohen when you talked about him on this show.
Speaker 9: I think it would have been much much better had
Speaker 9: you disclosed that relationship.
Speaker 4: You were difficult the nature of it, Professor Allan to
Speaker 4: deal with this later.
Speaker 3: Understand it was minimal. I understanding that you.
Speaker 9: Should have said that, and that would have been fair
Speaker 9: to say that it was minimal. You had the right,
Speaker 9: by the way not to identity.
Speaker 3: I have the right of privacy right.
Speaker 9: But you know, it's a complex situation when.
Speaker 4: You speak with I think it was such a minor
Speaker 4: relationship in terms you should have said had to you.
Speaker 8: Should have said that.
Speaker 10: You should have said that. You should have said that
Speaker 10: that was priceless. And keep in mind this guy Alan Dershowitz.
Speaker 10: He isn't a hater, right, He's been a vocal defender
Speaker 10: of President Trump and a frequent guest on Handy show.
Speaker 10: That's how you know that this is bad for Handy.
Speaker 10: He's getting called out by someone on his own team.
Speaker 3: You know what this reminded me of.
Speaker 10: It's it reminded me of that one deleted scene from
Speaker 10: Star Wars when the Stormtroopers called out their boss now we.
Speaker 3: Can finally destroy the rebels. Sure, real quick. We all
Speaker 3: think you should have disclosed your relationship with Luke Skywalker.
Speaker 10: What.
Speaker 3: I barely know the guy. He's not even my son.
Speaker 3: It's more like a baby mama thing. Sir, sir, you
Speaker 3: should have told us this isn't a big deal. I
Speaker 3: have a right to privacy. It wasn't a big deal.
Speaker 3: Why didn't he tell.
Speaker 8: Us want a dick?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 10: That scene exclusively almost from Star Wars.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back.
Speaker 10: In other news, we're learning things about what President Trump
Speaker 10: does before bed at night, and it's even worse than
Speaker 10: you think.
Speaker 6: This week's New York magazine reports that Trump and the
Speaker 6: Fox News host Sean Hannity speak on the phone most weeknights.
Speaker 6: The report also quotes a former White House official who
Speaker 6: says Hannity and Fox create a feedback loop that puts
Speaker 6: Trump in a quote weird headspace, adding quote what ends
Speaker 6: up happening is Judge Janine Piro or Hannity fill them
Speaker 6: up with a bunch of crazy explative and everyone on
Speaker 6: staff has to go and knock down all the expletive
Speaker 6: fires they started.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, you have to admit It's cute that these
Speaker 10: two talk before bed every night. Yeah, they're like eight
Speaker 10: year old Treehouse buddies with those cans on strings, you know,
Speaker 10: gussiping about which girls they secretly paid off, you know,
Speaker 10: or whether it's Yanny or Laurel. It's Laurel, by the way.
Speaker 3: But that feedback loop part is really weird for me.
Speaker 10: Right, they're saying that President Trump says something outlandish to
Speaker 10: Hannity on the phone, Handy then repeats it on TV,
Speaker 10: and then Trump watches that and goes, you see.
Speaker 3: Exactly, That's what I was saying.
Speaker 10: Trump is like that gorilla getting riled up on what
Speaker 10: he's doing in the mirror.
Speaker 3: He's like, you see what he did? And here's my
Speaker 3: favorite part of the story.
Speaker 10: White House staff know that the calls happen thanks to
Speaker 10: the President entering a room and announcing I just hung
Speaker 10: up with Hannity or even ringing Hannity up from his
Speaker 10: desk in their presence. How are you both the president
Speaker 10: and the stuff? How like no other world leader does that?
Speaker 10: You realize it Putin's never talking to his assistant, like
Speaker 10: not the big deal, But I was it partly with
Speaker 10: actor who plays Sheldon on Big bang yeah yeah, ill
Speaker 10: old Muskin Grimes their thoat just saying yeah yeah.
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