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TrollBuster9090

(5,955 posts)
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:28 AM Apr 2019

LOL! Sean Hannity Is S#!tting His Pants. The Flop Sweat Was Palpable On His Show Tonight.

I watch Fux News so you don't have to. And I can tell you that I've never seen that slimy weasel Sean Hannity so rattled as he was on his show tonight. You could see the panic in his eyes, after Assange's arrest.

He screeched and squawked his way though his usual "what-about-Hillary" monologue, I'll give him credit for that. But he was visibly shaking, gasping for breath, and clearly on the verge of a panic.

No doubt he's bagged after spending the whole day scrubbing his tweets about Julian Assange being a wrongly accused hero of journalism. But he knows he's going to be walking a tight rope for the next few months. He went out of his way to paint Assange as a hero when all he was doing was leaking embarrassing DNC email, and hoped nobody would remember that Assange ALSO leaked Pentagon intelligence that got American soldiers and allies killed. But, unfortunately for Hannity, that's what they're going to charge Assange with FIRST. For the next few months the news media is going to be talking about all the military secrets Manning and Assange leaked, with the help of the Russians; while Hannity twists himself into a pretzel trying to convince his flat-headed, knuckle-dragging viewers that Assange should still be believed when he says he has nothing to do with Russian Intelligence. Good luck with that, dipshit.

COMMENCE WITH THE POPCORN!

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LOL! Sean Hannity Is S#!tting His Pants. The Flop Sweat Was Palpable On His Show Tonight. (Original Post) TrollBuster9090 Apr 2019 OP
Nov 4, 2016: Hannity and Drudge Cite WikiLeaks to Claim Clinton Campaign Worships Satan greyl Apr 2019 #1
Too bad theres a thing called a wayback machine Dazbog Apr 2019 #55
If there's two things republicans are great at... SergeStorms Apr 2019 #2
For Republicans, the lesson of Watergate is that Nixon should have burned the tapes. scrutineer Apr 2019 #6
+1000 KPN Apr 2019 #13
Didn't he save the tapes .... busterbrown Apr 2019 #41
Assange is being charged with "Stealing" not publishing hacked material onit2day Apr 2019 #44
"Ways to shut that whole thing down"? czarjak Apr 2019 #38
That is almost funny, however in the 2 1/2 years I lost my sense of humor and irony. gordianot Apr 2019 #3
what is lost can be found RussBLib Apr 2019 #31
I think we're overstating matters as far as Americans and allies being killed JonLP24 Apr 2019 #4
I understand that no new charges may be filed by the U.S. safeinOhio Apr 2019 #15
Thank you for cutting through the hysteria. shanny Apr 2019 #16
The indictment True Blue American Apr 2019 #5
Yes, you are right, and I watched Rachel, watoos Apr 2019 #7
underpants Apr 2019 #8
You explained it better than I could JonLP24 Apr 2019 #9
I have reached a point True Blue American Apr 2019 #11
Democrats may be looked upon as complicit in what U fear if they continue to onit2day Apr 2019 #45
This is all true with regards to Assange FakeNoose Apr 2019 #19
What it Hannity's exact connection to Assange? And why is he sweating? kwassa Apr 2019 #24
Yep, we're both thinking the same thing FakeNoose Apr 2019 #39
hannity AND limbaugh should get a lot of questions. russians may have been using talk radio since certainot Apr 2019 #43
Is it possible that Assange could offer up other Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2019 #56
Ego can make people do really, really, really stupid things. lindysalsagal Apr 2019 #10
Power does that True Blue American Apr 2019 #12
Could any of this result in additional charges against Manning or Arkansas Granny Apr 2019 #14
Comparing Hannity to a weasel...... lastlib Apr 2019 #17
I think you just insulted pond scum. kag Apr 2019 #25
True dat. These days pond scum is more likely to rise to the top than is cream. Marcuse Apr 2019 #33
well, if I went any lower, I'd "go viral" (haha) lastlib Apr 2019 #50
Weasels are smarter than Hannity. yellowcanine Apr 2019 #34
He reminds me of a pinworm. Alwaysna Apr 2019 #46
To be fair, what Assange and Manning did was more than getting American soldiers and allies killed ProfessorPlum Apr 2019 #18
Let me be the first, though hopefully not the only one to thank you for your objectivity. better Apr 2019 #22
Amen to that. You don't go to jail for all the good things you do. You are supposed to Doitnow Apr 2019 #26
that which can be destroyed by the truth The Mouth Apr 2019 #40
well said ProfessorPlum Apr 2019 #47
Damn, that would make a great tag line. Ligyron Apr 2019 #48
Lock him up Gothmog Apr 2019 #20
He's in on it. Lock his ass up! Initech Apr 2019 #21
Oh, you brave soldier!: "I watch Fux News so you don't have to." lambchopp59 Apr 2019 #23
My TV would be broken and sitting in a dumpster by now. Initech Apr 2019 #27
"News" should always be in quotes The Mouth Apr 2019 #42
Lambie's response was exactly my reaction!❤ I thank you for volunteering for combat duty. Karadeniz Apr 2019 #36
I see it every day; my boss has it on. But the daytime shows are NOTHING like hannity oldsoftie Apr 2019 #57
This thread is useless without video. Cracklin Charlie Apr 2019 #28
Why is he sweating? his viewers are dumb as a box of rocks TNLib Apr 2019 #29
only one viewer counts.Also dumb as rocks. n/t librechik Apr 2019 #35
We didn't expect to see a cover up on the mueller report yet that's exactly what's happening. UniteTheLeft Apr 2019 #30
Thank you for your service ! Pluvious Apr 2019 #32
Jeez, I bet he suffers some real consequences soon. maxsolomon Apr 2019 #37
Hannity and Trump Aussie105 Apr 2019 #49
I wish... Hoosier Apr 2019 #51
So is Jill Stein Separation Apr 2019 #52
Yummy! oasis Apr 2019 #53
He's a heavy smoker. Gasssssping for air. YOHABLO Apr 2019 #54
 

Dazbog

(39 posts)
55. Too bad theres a thing called a wayback machine
Sun Apr 14, 2019, 06:55 AM
Apr 2019

Once you tweet it's out in public forever. Can truly never erase what you post on the Internet.

SergeStorms

(19,204 posts)
2. If there's two things republicans are great at...
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:53 AM
Apr 2019

it's scrubbing evidence and covering up their crimes. These must be the two things that are hammered on in republican traitor school.

scrutineer

(1,156 posts)
6. For Republicans, the lesson of Watergate is that Nixon should have burned the tapes.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 05:44 AM
Apr 2019

How can Republicans do their jobs if they have to be accountable?

 

onit2day

(1,201 posts)
44. Assange is being charged with "Stealing" not publishing hacked material
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 05:02 PM
Apr 2019

He helped break into the servers.

JonLP24

(29,322 posts)
4. I think we're overstating matters as far as Americans and allies being killed
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 03:50 AM
Apr 2019

Given that most of the information was released after the fact and if the UK does extradite him we can't charge him for anything related to Russia hacking. (You should have watched Maddow instead of Hannity)

Officials may be overstating the danger from WikiLeaks

WASHINGTON — American officials in recent days have warned repeatedly that the release of documents by WikiLeaks could put people's lives in danger.

But despite similar warnings ahead of the previous two massive releases of classified U.S. intelligence reports by the website, U.S. officials concede that they have no evidence to date that the documents led to anyone's death.

Before Sunday's release, news organizations given access to the documents and WikiLeaks took the greatest care to date to ensure no one would be put in danger. In statements accompanying stories about the documents, several newspapers said they voluntarily withheld information and that they cooperated with the State Department and the Obama administration to ensure nothing released could endanger lives or national security.

The newspapers "established lists in common of people to protect, notably in countries ruled by dictators, controlled by criminals or at war," according to an account by Le Monde, a French newspaper that was among the five news organizations that were given access to the documents. "All the identities of people the journalists believed would be threatened were redacted," the newspaper said in what would be an unprecedented act of self censorship by journalists toward government documents.

https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/special-reports/article24602194.html

I think putting lives at risk was a distraction from the bad stuff revealed.

safeinOhio

(32,715 posts)
15. I understand that no new charges may be filed by the U.S.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 07:18 AM
Apr 2019

But, I do think civil charges are allowed, now that he will be available to be served.

True Blue American

(17,988 posts)
5. The indictment
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 05:09 AM
Apr 2019

Is about hacking into Government computers. Hacking is against the law.

Hannity reminds me of the IRS official who is denying Trump tax returns. He knows he is going against the law. His hands were shaking so bad. He had a choice go against the law or defy Trump and get fired.

Nixon pulled much of this same stuff.

 

watoos

(7,142 posts)
7. Yes, you are right, and I watched Rachel,
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 05:47 AM
Apr 2019

the indictment is one charge, for helping Manning crack a code to get into government files. If Assange is extradicted to the US and there is only that one charge, we can't add additional charges. Whatever we are going to charge for we must charge him before he is extradicted because of language in a treaty we signed with Britain.

Assange is free to publish stolen material as long as he had no hand in stealing them.

Also, it may not be that Hannity is afraid of being implicated with Assange, there may be a more sinister event at play. Assange may be the person that the right is using to limit freedom of the press. Don't get me wrong, if Assange helped Manning crack the code to steal classified information, he needs to be prosecuted. We need to be careful how the evil Trump administration handles this case, will they put restrictions on the press that are not lawful?

JonLP24

(29,322 posts)
9. You explained it better than I could
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 05:58 AM
Apr 2019

Can Julian Assange be charged with additional offences once he has been extradited to the United States?
Normal practice is that anyone extradited can only be prosecuted in the country that sought them for the offences specified on the extradition indictment. That restriction is known as the rule of specialty.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/media/2019/apr/11/everything-you-need-to-know-about-julian-assange

True Blue American

(17,988 posts)
11. I have reached a point
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 06:05 AM
Apr 2019

Of being truly fearful of our Democracy.

With Nixon, the Iran/ Contra and hostage cover up was the beginning of the Country sliding deep into the slime. With Trump and his willing thugs I am not sure we can climb out this time. Barr is the finish of investigations.

 

onit2day

(1,201 posts)
45. Democrats may be looked upon as complicit in what U fear if they continue to
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 05:25 PM
Apr 2019

refuse to hold republicans presidents accountable. Every repub president since Eisenhouer committed acts of treason to get elected as we now know thanks to FOIR documents and recordings. I am fearful we will lose the House again if Pelosi refuses to impeach Trump like she did Bush. I am also fearful that in this time of planetary survival where bold action is necessary for our survival we run another status quo, don't rock the boat moderate with years of baggage and lose to Trump again for being too fearful to stand up for our principles or worse get a moderate elected who wants to wait on bold action while our planet is destroyed. We need a progressive agenda bold enough to ensure both our economic freedom and our survival. We must impeach now before Trump attempts a coup. He must be exposed and held accountable in the eyes of the public as an example to future Bushes they are not above the law. Now...before it's too late and dems are blamed again.

FakeNoose

(32,748 posts)
19. This is all true with regards to Assange
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 08:51 AM
Apr 2019

... however it doesn't explain Sean Hannity's connection or possible guilt. I think the authorities need to examine Assange's computers, emails, and other electronics and see what communications have gone between Assange and Hannity. Kick over that rock, and the real collusion picture will take shape.

 

certainot

(9,090 posts)
43. hannity AND limbaugh should get a lot of questions. russians may have been using talk radio since
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 04:09 PM
Apr 2019

at least 2008 when limbaugh witheld his support until minutes after mccain bit the bullet and picked palin VP - before social media got going. maybe cohen's relationship to hannity had to do with buying talk radio and not mistresses.

maybe assange was involved in passing russia-hacked east anglia emails so limbaugh/hannity could create "climategate" in time to derail obama at copenhagen.

limbaugh is neighbor and friend of trump and not only basically got him through the primaries with daily excuses as well as attacks on rubio and bush, he is still leading the attack on the 'deep state' for trump - which includes regular calls for investigating the investigators and the 'spy' leaders - obama and clinton.

trump studied talk radio in 2014 (sam nunberg says he listened to 1000s of hours of it for trump), the same year a russian troll said he "got a list of topics to write about" and the same year the indicted russians were traveling the country.

stone is a regular hand with talk radio, using it in 2000 in florida to derail the recounts. credico - assange contact, and corsi are also talk radio 'operators'.

if assange links russia with rw media that would include talk radio, the only real advantage trump has - the secret advantage.

 

Laura PourMeADrink

(42,770 posts)
56. Is it possible that Assange could offer up other
Sun Apr 14, 2019, 06:48 PM
Apr 2019

Information on other topics? In a plea? Even if he couldn't be happier indicted?

lindysalsagal

(20,730 posts)
10. Ego can make people do really, really, really stupid things.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 06:00 AM
Apr 2019

At this point, I'd believe they evil right are capable of just about everything imaginable.

Arkansas Granny

(31,528 posts)
14. Could any of this result in additional charges against Manning or
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 07:03 AM
Apr 2019

is this the offense that she has already served a sentence for?

lastlib

(23,286 posts)
17. Comparing Hannity to a weasel......
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 08:05 AM
Apr 2019

is HIGHLY offensive to the Mustelidae family! You owe the weasels an apology--they are noble beasts compared to pond-scum like Haninny.

That aside, I agree with you on everything else. --

yellowcanine

(35,701 posts)
34. Weasels are smarter than Hannity.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:42 PM
Apr 2019

And more personable. I would rather have a beer with a weasel than with Sean Hannity.

Alwaysna

(574 posts)
46. He reminds me of a pinworm.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 06:07 PM
Apr 2019

Pinworms are the nasty worms that hang around assholes and other pinworms.

ProfessorPlum

(11,276 posts)
18. To be fair, what Assange and Manning did was more than getting American soldiers and allies killed
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 08:42 AM
Apr 2019

what they did was expose WAR CRIMES where our American forces were killing emergency medical personnel, journalists, and other first responders, deliberately. Essentially laying traps and then killing non-combatants.

Whatever ever else Assange is guilty of, we mustn't let that act of very important journalism, whistle-blowing, and humanity be smeared. That was an appropriate, vital act of holding the powerful to account.

Glad Hannity is sweating, though.

better

(884 posts)
22. Let me be the first, though hopefully not the only one to thank you for your objectivity.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 09:48 AM
Apr 2019

And, for that matter, your consciously broad observation. Especially in difficult times such as these, we desperately need people to be on their toes and evaluating the entire picture, lest the powers that be succeed in manipulating us with pseudo-truth, as we should all know full well that they will attempt to do.

I, for one, greatly appreciate your neutral arbitration of justice in this matter.
What is wrong is wrong, whether it's done by someone we once regarded as a friend or not.

Doitnow

(1,103 posts)
26. Amen to that. You don't go to jail for all the good things you do. You are supposed to
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 01:47 PM
Apr 2019

go there or be penalized for the unlawful things you do. Your RECORD includes everything.

The Mouth

(3,164 posts)
40. that which can be destroyed by the truth
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 03:49 PM
Apr 2019

SHOULD be destroyed by the Truth.

Anyone remember the Pentagon Papers? it was a slam to JBJ, but Nixon was the one who went after them.

Secrecy sucks. Other than some of the capabilities of our weapons and the names of current secret agents, every citizen should know everything.

lambchopp59

(2,809 posts)
23. Oh, you brave soldier!: "I watch Fux News so you don't have to."
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 01:29 PM
Apr 2019

I would have to be on so many antidepressants to stomach that. Esp. the Hannitary Disposal Hour show. Glad there was a reprieve for you.
I'm certain all the whatabouthillary keeps his loyal viewership "infromed" and infrothed.

Initech

(100,102 posts)
27. My TV would be broken and sitting in a dumpster by now.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 01:56 PM
Apr 2019

It would probably last about 3 minutes before I do this if I watched Fox News all the time...

Karadeniz

(22,572 posts)
36. Lambie's response was exactly my reaction!❤ I thank you for volunteering for combat duty.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:50 PM
Apr 2019

I think in the military it's called a hardship tour under halfway normal circumstances, but in view of the severity of your mission, I think it would be called a suicide or kamikaze mission. Tie a bandana inscribed with positive thoughts around your head. Actually, considering the perils to which you are exposing yourself, you'd better visualize a pure white light surrounding your body. I hear that's quite the cootie catcher! ❤❤

oldsoftie

(12,597 posts)
57. I see it every day; my boss has it on. But the daytime shows are NOTHING like hannity
Mon Apr 15, 2019, 08:25 AM
Apr 2019

Night time is ALL opinion & no news. I'm long gone by then!

TNLib

(1,819 posts)
29. Why is he sweating? his viewers are dumb as a box of rocks
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:04 PM
Apr 2019

He could say whatever he wants and his dumb ass viewers will believe it.

 

UniteTheLeft

(49 posts)
30. We didn't expect to see a cover up on the mueller report yet that's exactly what's happening.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:07 PM
Apr 2019

The only problem is that their audience continues to swallow their lies... that's all they need to concentrate on. It's much too convenient for us to sit back with our "popcorn" and be all cavalier about what justice/karma we feel they deserve. Where is it ? Has anyone seen anything substantial they need to be worried about that they haven't so far been able to get away with ?

The truth is their propaganda is FULLY effective is because it takes so little effort to twist the truth to their mouth breather base. Until we can actually find a way to put a truly proactive mirror in front of their lies, most of those people will never see their own ugliness and they will always be the proverbial popcorn kernels we are left picking form our proverbial teeth. Honestly... a great deal of them admire how ugly they are and don't care, so it's not just ignorance, it's willful stupidity.

It's no longer a game of sitting back and waiting for justice to come...we'll never get it that way. We have to take the fight to them. Where are our whistle blowers, where are our people willing to do what Assange did, for our reasons. Us seeing their lies clearly is one thing, but the willingness of their audience to never question them is our worst problem. Yeah ...Hannity was in panic mode, but what his audience got out of it was his counter accusations and to them those are surely the only things that matter, and they fall deeper into the Fox news abyss.

maxsolomon

(33,400 posts)
37. Jeez, I bet he suffers some real consequences soon.
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 02:52 PM
Apr 2019

Like a raise, or a long vacation, maybe a cabinet position.

Aussie105

(5,432 posts)
49. Hannity and Trump
Fri Apr 12, 2019, 11:01 PM
Apr 2019

both backed away very quickly, didn't they?

Trump denies, despite evidence, he never heard of WikiLeaks, and Hannity deletes all his tweets.

Guilty men, doing guilty things? The intellectual convolutions happening in those brains is interesting, and amazing, to watch. Like gamblers who backed the wrong horse, realise it, then go into total denial they backed a loser.

As a fellow Australian (Assange is from Townsville, Queensland, Australia) I thought he was a bit of an anti establishment hero. Then he went and hid in the Ecuadorian embassy. The action of a guilty person.

And for how many years? Self imposed imprisonment? You have to wonder about the state of his mental health after all this time.

But yes, he is out in the open now. Let justice take it's course!

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