Fox News correspondent Laura Ingle: "And he named him as Sean Hannity. Moving on...." Setting a land-speed record for reporting very, very embarrassing news for a network. |
| Somewhere a Playboy playmate is about to cash in. Cohen’s NDAs aren’t worth the napkin they are printed on. |
Are you that conservative SAHM in Virginia? Did you get an education? Do you think Cohen has expertise in media contracts or something? Because we have actual reported confirmation that his work for Trump and Broidy involved spiking affair stories, bim. |
| Shepard Smith just said on Fox News, "Hannity's producers are working to contact him," as word breaks that he's Michael Cohen's third, previously unnamed client |
A guy like Hannity has lawyers. The reason he hired Cohen is because Cohen can do something his other lawyers can't. What are your guesses? |
Didn't they require the women to perjure themselves? Or was that the O'Reilly NDAs? So many sleazy conservative men writing sh#tty NDAs that are revealed in discovery.... |
| If trump and Hannity have the same "personal lawyer" is it conflict of interest that Hannity shills for trump? |
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I am old enough to remember when the President of the United States tweeted his followers to watch an groundbreaking episode of Hannity as it relates to the Coehn investigation.
Cover up |
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Good point. Corruption at its finest between the president and state media. |
It would be if Sean Hannity was an actual journalist. |
| Hannity's on air attacks on Mueller are going to look really, really bad by tonight. |
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Damn.
I'm guessing write a blatantly illegal NDA? Something that Cohen - but no other rational lawyer - would risk their law license and bar membership to do. Otherwise, it must be an in-kind trade between Hannity and Trump. Which would probably constitute an FEC violation, hence why no other lawyer would touch this. |
Not to his audience. |