'You get paid to lie': Sean Hannity shredded for saying President Biden plans to 'besmirch his way into a second term'

Sean Hannity claimed Joe Biden was a 'weakened and frail president' who relied on lying rather than working hard to get votes
Sean Hannity accused Joe Biden of being dishonest to Americans (@FoxNews/Youtube)
Sean Hannity accused Joe Biden of being dishonest to Americans (@FoxNews/Youtube)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Sean Hannity didn't mince words when discussing President Joe Biden's leadership and his aspirations for a second term on the latest installment of his Fox News show. 

Hannity painted a stark picture of Biden's presidency, emphasizing, "Rest, relaxation: that is the top priority for this, well, cognitively impaired, weakened, frail president."



 

Sean Hannity accuses Joe Biden of being deceptive about inflation

Hannity noted, "Instead of working hard for your vote, Biden plans to lie, smear, slander, besmirch his way into a second term." 

The Fox News host pointed to the POTUS' recent remarks regarding inflation as a prime example of what he sees as deceptive tactics.

He asserted, "For example, just this week, Joe said that he inherited skyrocketing inflation from Donald Trump, while in reality, Joe Biden inherited a historically low inflation rate of 1.4%, and since taking office and printing money and spending money like never before, inflation has jumped nearly 20% and it continues to get worse every single solitary month." 

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Sean Hannity stated that President Joe Biden plans to besmirch his way into a second term (@FoxNews/Youtube)

"Inflation is now so bad, even over at the conspiracy theory channel MSDNC, even they have to sound the alarm," remarked Hannity, suggesting that even left-leaning media outlets recognized the severity of the inflationary crisis.

While talking about Biden's suitability for office, Hannity declared, "There has never been anyone less capable of serving what is the toughest job in the world, being the president of our country, than this guy, Joe Biden."

He painted a dire picture of the current state of affairs, warning that America and the world are at a critical juncture as the next presidential election approaches in 206 days.

Internet slams Sean Hannity over his comments regarding Joe Biden

One wrote, "And I’m sure @FoxNews will be right there to help him. Frauds," and another joked, "Sean Hannuty is the only person alive who uses the word 'besmirch' and it’s annoying."

"Boring," simply said a person, while someone else joked, "Why does it sound like he talking about trump." 

"Hannity didn’t you say something about honest journalism yesterday? You seem to be picking a side," noted an individual. 

One more remarked, "Sean Hannity gets paid to lie." "That’s rich coming from you Sean!" stated another person. 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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