'Look who's talking': Internet slams Sean Hannity as Fox News host condemns Joe Biden's 'lies' over Easter weekend

In a scathing rant, Sean Hannity accused Joe Biden of dishonesty and what he characterized as a 'hostility toward religion'
Fox News host Sean Hannity delivered a scathing assessment of President Biden's Easter weekend actions (Twitter/@seanhannity, Getty Images)
Fox News host Sean Hannity delivered a scathing assessment of President Biden's Easter weekend actions (Twitter/@seanhannity, Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Fox News host Sean Hannity didn't hold back in his scathing assessment of President Biden's actions over the Easter weekend, accusing him of deceit and questioning his commitment to religious values.

During Monday's episode of 'Hannity', the host launched into a fiery critique, accusing Biden of dishonesty and what he characterized as "hostility toward religion."

Hannity's scathing critique

Hannity began by asserting, "Tonight, as Joe Biden continues to deteriorate now right before your eyes, one thing does remain constant. The president is – well, no other way to put it – he is a liar. He is not to be trusted, ever." With this bold statement, Hannity set the tone for his analysis of Biden's purported missteps.

He proceeded to dissect what he described as Biden's "most recent and frankly, most egregious lies" on various issues, including the border crisis, allegations surrounding his son, and attributing the nationwide crime surge to former President Donald Trump.

Hannity minced no words in his condemnation, painting a picture of Biden as untrustworthy and lacking credibility.

Hannity condemns Biden's prioritization of Transgender Day of Visibility

However, it was Biden's handling of Easter Sunday that drew Hannity's sharpest criticism. While Americans celebrated the holiest holiday in Christianity, Hannity accused the White House of promoting what he deemed a "made-up celebration" – the Transgender Day of Visibility.

Hannity quoted Biden's message on the Transgender Day of Visibility, highlighting what he saw as a prioritization of this event over Easter. He pointed to an official proclamation from the Biden administration establishing March 31 as the Transgender Day of Visibility, suggesting that Easter had been overshadowed by this new holiday.

Expressing outrage at what he perceived as the administration's preference for the Transgender Day of Visibility, Hannity labeled the move as "appalling" and "blasphemous."

He alleged that when confronted with criticism, Biden resorted to dishonesty, denying involvement in the proclamation. Hannity pointed to evidence of Biden's own social media posts commemorating the occasion as proof of his involvement.

Furthermore, Hannity speculated that the White House's avoidance of posting about the event on Spanish language accounts might be a deliberate attempt to conceal it from traditional Catholic Hispanic voters.

Sean Hannity's criticisms fail to convince Internet

However, Sean Hannity's harsh criticism of President Biden didn't appear to win him any laurels.

One user wrote, "BREAKING NEWS: Sean Hannity is a liar, not to be trusted."



 

Another asked, "Where is the president lying, and what about ?"



 

Someone replied, "But, Sean Hannity and Fox News are to be trusted??"



 

A user replied, "Omg. Sean Hannity calling anyone else a liar is the funniest thing in the world. He can’t let a truth pass his lips."



 

"Look who's talking," another fumed. "What a pathetic joke and liar you are."



 

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.

GET BREAKING U.S. NEWS & POLITICAL UPDATES
STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX.

MORE STORIES

Although Trump has historically favored mail-in or Election Day voting, he is voting in person during Florida’s early voting period
2026-10-23T20:23:04.000Z
Judge Bennett disagreed with the decision, saying the appeals court should not have ruled on the case at this stage. The Trump administration wanted to withdraw its appeal and return to the lower court to discuss how the Supreme Court’s ruling would affect the case
2026-10-23T19:03:58.000Z
The lawsuit stems from the presence of a third Senate candidate, Daniel J. Sullivan, whose name closely resembles that of incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan
2026-10-23T18:08:34.000Z
The charges are part of a probe into whether FBI officials sought to minimise allegations of corruption involving the Biden family and evidence linked to Hunter Biden’s laptop
2026-10-23T17:00:17.000Z
No official truce was declared as the US maintained its naval blockade of Iran and Tehran continued restricting access through the Strait of Hormuz
2026-10-23T15:44:52.000Z
Donald Trump’s 2026 midterm election stakes rise as competitive Senate races in Kansas, Texas, Ohio, Maine and Alaska threaten GOP control
2026-10-23T08:01:20.000Z
A spokesperson said that the allegations were 'completely false' and reaffirmed that Ilhan Omar is her real name
2026-10-23T04:04:58.000Z
Only Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented, arguing that the lower court’s order sought to address alleged misinformation about election rules rather than change the state law
2026-10-23T03:09:16.000Z
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine urged Vivek Ramaswamy to pull the Amy Acton ad, calling it 'deeply, deeply troubling' and wrong to run
2026-10-23T02:28:06.000Z
As per Pentagon officials, it gives a similar 'tingling sensation' as the blast of heat when opening an oven, resulting in a 10-15 minute itching and burning sensation
2026-10-22T20:33:58.000Z