Patrick Bet-David
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Why Rushing to Judgment Always Backfires

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July 22, 2025

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Sean Hannity explains why he refuses to rush to judgment, especially on explosive stories like Jeffrey Epstein's connections. He reflects on his track record of being right where others were wrong, highlighting cases such as Duke Lacrosse, Ferguson, Freddie Gray, and the Trump impeachment. In this candid moment, Hannity emphasizes the value of patience, law enforcement contacts, and resisting media hysteria while calling out the legacy press for rushing narratives that don’t hold up.

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