Internet slams 'hateful' Sean Hannity as Fox News anchor claims Joe Biden is 'in the dumps' over Hunter Biden's felony charges

As the Fox News anchor delves deeper into details about Biden and his son, he leads with the assertion that the President is presently "in the dumps"
Fox News anchor Sean Hannity shared a report on President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, who is currently facing tax-related and felony gun charges (Getty Images, Fox News/YouTube)
Fox News anchor Sean Hannity shared a report on President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, who is currently facing tax-related and felony gun charges (Getty Images, Fox News/YouTube)

WASHINGTON, DC: Fox News anchor Sean Hannity recently took to X, formerly known as Twitter, as well as his official website to share a report on President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, who is currently facing tax-related and felony gun charges.

Hannity shared a recent Axios report asserting that Biden exhibits "fits of fury and depression" upon encountering news about Hunter's "struggles."

As the Fox News anchor delves deeper into details about Biden and his son, he leads with the assertion that the President is presently "in the dumps." The internet's response to this has resulted in Hannity facing backlash on the social media platform.

Sean Hannity's report on POTUS and Hunter Biden

On X, Fox News anchor Sean Hannity wrote, “BIDEN IN THE DUMPS: Joe Feels Sad, Guilty Over Hunter's Situation; Report.”



 

Additionally, Hannity published an article on his official website, providing more detailed insights on the subject based on information sourced from a report by Axios.

The report informed readers about multiple GOP-led House committees investigating a potential "influence-peddling scheme" involving President Joe Biden and Hunter Biden.

Hannity also stated, “Those close to the POTUS say it’s been incredibly hard on him.”

Hannity's website provided additional details on how Biden has "privately expressed guilt" regarding Hunter's ongoing legal and political struggles.

It was also mentioned that the upcoming year is expected to be "emotionally fraught" as the President's son confronts new criminal charges and becomes the focal point of the Republican-led impeachment inquiry.

Internet reacts to Sean Hannity’s report on Joe Biden’s ‘guilt’

Following Fox News anchor Sean Hannity's dissemination of his report on Joe Biden and Hunter Biden, highlighting the President's feelings of "sadness" and "guilt" concerning Hunter's "situation," the internet quickly reacted to the revelation.

One user wrote, “Gee, it's almost like he has a heart, unlike you,” and another wrote, “How very hateful. How much more money and teevee (sic) time do you need to make up for the loss of whatever integrity you once may have had, Sean?”



 



 

“Like anyone believes you dude,” wrote one user.

Another said, “you would too dipshit if you had a grain of empathy.”



 



 

Hannity continued to face backlash as people defended Biden on X. One user wrote, “You are a D**KHEAD Sean! Most parents WOULD WORRY ABOUT THEIR SON'S WELFARE!”

 One more user wrote, “Of course any loving father would.”



 



 

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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