Sam Seder
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Hannity 'Pee-Tape' Discussion Goes HAYWIRE Very Quickly
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February 3, 2018
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5:08Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Sean Hannity and Jesse Watters start a ridiculous conversation on the alleged 'pee-tape' that goes off the rails pretty quickly.
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---Sean Hannity made a reference on Thursday night to the infamous “pee pee tape” that was mentioned in the unsubstantiated Steele dossier about Donald Trump and his campaign. This led to a unique defense of the president from Fox News host Jesse Watters.
It all started with a hypothetical question for commentator Jessica Tarlov, who was also a guest on the show.
“Let’s say Donald Trump produces a memo that says Hillary Clinton had hookers in her room in a Ritz hotel in Moscow urinating on her bed,” Hannity said. “Now, if that was in there and it was not true ―and then it ends up being the basis in part for a FISA warrant against her used by Trump ― you’d be pretty pissed off and the media would be apoplectic tonight, true or false?”---
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