'He is a coward!': Internet supports Sean Hannity after Fox News host rips Joe Biden's response to Middle East conflict

This came after three US soldiers were killed in an Iran-backed militia attack in Jordan over the weekend
Sean Hannity delivers a 'Hannity monologue' against President Joe Biden and tears him down on his response to Middle East conflict (YouTube/Fox News, Getty Images)
Sean Hannity delivers a 'Hannity monologue' against President Joe Biden and tears him down on his response to Middle East conflict (YouTube/Fox News, Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News host Sean Hannity critiques President Joe Biden's handling of the killing of three US soldiers in Jordan on his show ‘Hannity,’ dismantling the President's response.

This came after three US soldiers were killed in an Iran-backed militia attack in Jordan over the weekend.

The soldiers killed were Sgt William Jerome Rivers, 46, of Carrollton, Ga.; Spc Kennedy Landon Sanders, 24, of Waycross, Ga.; and Spc Breonna Alexsondria Moffett, 23, of Savannah, Ga.

Reporting this, Fox News took to X, formerly known as Twitter to share Hannity’s monologue with their followers as many people on the internet supported the host for his take.

Sean Hannity tears apart Joe Biden on his response to Middle East conflict

Fox News took to X and wrote, “SEAN HANNITY: Joe Biden turned a blind eye to nearly 200 attacks against our military.”



 

In Hannity’s monologue, the host ripped Joe Biden’s response to the Middle East conflict.

He said, “If Joe Biden wants to show the world that he's serious, well, maybe he wants to take out Iran's refineries. That is the main source of the Iranian mullah's money. It's oil. Hit them where it hurts.”

Hannity continued, “They are fast also approaching the ability to produce nuclear weapons and according to an IAEA report last month, they have undone the slowdown in the enrichment of uranium to near weapons grade, but they face no consequences from your appeaser-in-chief.”

He further stated, “Joe Biden turned a blind eye to nearly 200 attacks against our military in Iraq and Syria, leading up to what happened this past weekend. He spent the better part of his presidency sucking up to Iran and helping the Iranian mullahs get rich.”

“Now, between reportedly turning a blind eye to their oil sales, you know, tens and tens and tens of billions of dollars for the mullahs to foment more terror and aid and abet in terror wars and fighting proxy wars. Remember, none of this happened under Donald Trump,” he concluded.



 

Internet joins Sean Hannity on his remarks against Joe Biden

Many X users joined and supported Sean Hannity’s brutal jab at Joe Biden.

One person wrote, “Biden has done badly to American forces,” and another said, “No doubt about it! Biden's negligence towards our military is worrying.”



 



 

An X user simply called out Biden adding, “He is a coward!” and another wrote, “Biden despises our military.”



 



 

One person simply agreed with Hannity, “Yes, Sean! We need to retaliate for the sake of those brave young Americans who lost their lives in the recent attacks,” and another slammed Biden, “11 more months of his crap.”



 



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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