'Utter Nonsense': Internet divided as Sean Hannity calls Biden 'biggest loser' amid Israel-Iran conflict

'Nobody listens to him, nobody cares what he has to say, nobody thinks he even knows what day of the week it is,' Hannity slammed Biden
Fox News host Sean Hannity decries President Biden's 'don't' policy regarding Israel and Iran (@FoxNews/Youtube)
Fox News host Sean Hannity decries President Biden's 'don't' policy regarding Israel and Iran (@FoxNews/Youtube)

NEW YORK CITy, NEW YORK: In a recent monologue, Sean Hannity took aim at President Joe Biden's handling of foreign policy, painting a picture of a leader whose words carry little weight on the global stage.

Hannity began by highlighting a recent incident involving Iran's aggressive actions toward Israel, remarking, "Without a doubt, the biggest loser from last night to today was Joe Biden".



 

Hannity criticizes Biden's response to Iran's attacks on Israel

Hannity referenced a moment, stating, "Now, late last week, you might recall when the Islamic Republic of Iran was about to strike Israel, Biden politely told the mullahs in Iran: 'Don't'. And then he shuffled off to the beach". 

The consequences, as Hannity described, were significant. "The very next day, Iran attacked Israel with a barrage of drone strikes, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles," Hannity further stated.

He noted that while the majority of these attacks were intercepted, the incident underscored a perceived lack of deterrence or influence on Biden's part.

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Sean Hannity coined what he dubbed the "Biden doctrine" or the "don't doctrine," highlighting Biden's tendency to issue directives prefaced by the word "don't." (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"Ninety-nine percent of them were stopped. They never landed at their target. Now, a few days later, when Israel was planning their response, Biden once again uttered his favorite phrase: 'Don't'," the host added. 

Hannity then turned to Biden's subsequent response when Israel prepared to retaliate, saying, "This time, he was telling Prime Minister Netanyahu, don't respond, give Iran a pass".

However, he then said, "Now Israel then disregarded Biden, thankfully, and they went ahead with last night's targeted attack and reportedly keeping Joe out of the loop — wisely so — until the last minute. 

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Sean Hannity's monologue reflects his approval of Israel's decision to proceed with the targeted attack despite Biden's directive to refrain from retaliation against Iran (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"Now the world simply has no respect for Joe Biden," Hannity asserted. "That's why he is the biggest loser. Nobody listens to him, nobody cares what he has to say, nobody thinks he even knows what day of the week it is," he continued. 

Hannity coined what he dubbed the "Biden doctrine" or the "don't doctrine," highlighting Biden's tendency to issue directives prefaced by the word "don't."

He pointed out, "It is disregarded by our allies, and a few weeks ago, well the Houthi rebels, you might recall, they ignored Biden's "don't" and continued to attack cargo ships".

Netizens divided over Hannity's 'Biden is a loser' remarks

Social media was split down the middle over Hannity's comments, with some fiercely defending him while others vehemently criticized his views

One person wrote, "So true". 

Another person said, "Absolutely true". 

"Biden is the 'biggest loser' amid apparent Israeli strikes on Iran..", said one in support of Hannity's statements.

"Complete and utter nonsense," said one person condemning Hannity. 

"There’s Fox and @seanhannity be so pro American as ever. Might as well be Russian state TV talking to half this country," another person expressed. 

"Oh Sean, why not just shut up!!" expressed another viewer. 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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