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...to say that he does not, in fact, actually want retribution if he regains the White House and the convicted felon keeps saying it's his right.
The interview was fascinating. Hannity was doing everything but telling the convicted felon what to say but he kept refusing to follow Hannity's breadcrumbs.
At one point the convicted felon was rambling so incoherently that Hannity finally said: “Let’s stay focused for just a second.”
Hannity kept placing the ball on the teeball stand but the convicted felon kept swinging and missing.
HANNITY: Will you pledge to stop the "weaponization" of justice?
TRUMP: "I know you want me to say something so nice..." but that ain't really my thang.
Well, duh.
Hannity asked the convicted felon about president Biden's cognitive abilities, saying, "'Cause I don't think he could sit here and have this conversation," and Trump rambles some nonsense about nuclear weapons the size of a briefcase, his uncle the professor and that his uncle was the longest serving professor at MIT, 41 years, a very smart man, and oh my God, nuclear is bad.
And the convicted felon looked awful. His hair looked like a small animal that hadn't been brushed for a few weeks.
So a host of a network that had to pay $787 million for telling lies was unable to corral a man who was fined $500 million and found guilty of lying with false business records.
But it's not a cult.
