Sean Hannity declares Legacy Media ‘dead’ while Trump is in power

Fox News anchor Sean Hannity declared the traditional media “dead” as a former president on Tuesday evening Donald Trump It looked like he was about to be re-elected president.

“New York Times owes it enormously to Donald Trump,” Hannity began, pointing to the Times’s needle predicting that the winner would have tipped more than 80 percent for Trump.

“So we’re really sitting here and I think we need to take a break. There is a very good chance that he will be elected the 47th president of the United States. If these numbers come true, these predictions will come true. I don’t want to get over our skis. We want to be careful. We want to be careful,” Hannity began, adding:

We all look at our sources. I listen very carefully to everything Harold has to say and what he has to offer. But if that’s true, after everything they’ve done to this man, after everything they’ve done to this man and all the media that won’t even investigate her and her radical views, then the only person in the media who can give her a reasonable challenged hard way, is sitting here at this table. And that was you, Bret.

And to think that she has never had to answer why she thinks we should not talk about radical Islamic terrorism, why she has not been asked about supporting a bail fund, the 574 riots in the summer of 2024 or co-sponsoring the Green New Deal, or saying: no private health insurance, Medicare for All, or gender reassignment surgery for illegal immigrants. What’s this going to say, Brit? Well, Brit. About legacy media in America. It’s dead.

“Well, the decline in his influence has been evident for years. This is proof of it. In some ways, I think the behavior of the traditional media backfired on the candidate they supported because it was so exaggerated. Same with the persecution. The same thing happened in the print version,” replied Brit Hume to Hannity.

“You think it all contributed to (Trump)?” Hannity pressured Hume.

“Oh yes, I do,” Hume replied.

“Yes, I agree with you,” Hannity agreed.

Watch the segment above via Fox News.

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