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One of these have an NDA with Hannity?
His smirk says yes.
The one on the left seems to be about as good as Sean could get.
I can't wait for some liberal to post his name on Twitter with something like this. Libel.
Anonymous wrote:The FBI already has Cohen dead to rights. They’ve been monitoring his comms for months,which means they had a warrant. Now they want to see what else he was up to and with whom. That now includes the Trump organization. Watch out Don, Don Jr and Ivanka. The walls are coming tumbling down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
The FBI might be able to tell you after they look at Cohen's files!
So in other words, speculation.
The FBI has been reading Cohen’s communications for months. I hope non-client Hannity wasn’t hasnt not been seeking legal advice lately.
Without a warrant?
You figured it out! Wow, your gonna bust this story wide open.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
The FBI might be able to tell you after they look at Cohen's files!
So in other words, speculation.
The FBI has been reading Cohen’s communications for months. I hope non-client Hannity wasn’t hasnt not been seeking legal advice lately.
Without a warrant?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another nothingburger ........ but liberals latch on to anything and then let their imagination run riot.
Just look at the posts in the first few pages of this thread and the rampant, wild speculation on what services Hannity must have retained Cohen, without one iota of support.
Some of us know what Michael Cohen has been known for and what the Fox newsroom has been known for and can add one and one together. Pardon us.
It’s still speculation
DP here. Of course it's speculation! So what? Some facts may come out sooner or later. You'll still say it's nothing or Clinton did the same thing.
You can speculate all you want but it makes y'all look like uneducated, spiteful fools. Have at it.
Really, birther?
Record of birth in HI during that time was not a birth certificate. Next?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another nothingburger ........ but liberals latch on to anything and then let their imagination run riot.
Just look at the posts in the first few pages of this thread and the rampant, wild speculation on what services Hannity must have retained Cohen, without one iota of support.
Some of us know what Michael Cohen has been known for and what the Fox newsroom has been known for and can add one and one together. Pardon us.
It’s still speculation
DP here. Of course it's speculation! So what? Some facts may come out sooner or later. You'll still say it's nothing or Clinton did the same thing.
You can speculate all you want but it makes y'all look like uneducated, spiteful fools. Have at it.
Really, birther?
Record of birth in HI during that time was not a birth certificate. Next?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
Doing news and interviews with someone who is actually your attorney, but you do not tell the public about the relationship, violates journalistic ethics, but is NOT illegal. Its not illegal to be an unethical journalist. MSNBC had no legal obligation to suspect Keith Olbermann for such a conflict. Fox has no LEGAL obligation to suspect Hannity. I guess the question is if Fox wants to look like an actual journalistic enterprise, with, you know, some ethics, or not.
So, nothing illegal.
There you have the Republican ideology in a nutshell: as long as it’s not something that will land you in jail, who cares about whether it’s ethical? Ethics, schmethics- that’s for losers!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another nothingburger ........ but liberals latch on to anything and then let their imagination run riot.
Just look at the posts in the first few pages of this thread and the rampant, wild speculation on what services Hannity must have retained Cohen, without one iota of support.
Some of us know what Michael Cohen has been known for and what the Fox newsroom has been known for and can add one and one together. Pardon us.
It’s still speculation
DP here. Of course it's speculation! So what? Some facts may come out sooner or later. You'll still say it's nothing or Clinton did the same thing.
You can speculate all you want but it makes y'all look like uneducated, spiteful fools. Have at it.
Really, birther?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
Doing news and interviews with someone who is actually your attorney, but you do not tell the public about the relationship, violates journalistic ethics, but is NOT illegal. Its not illegal to be an unethical journalist. MSNBC had no legal obligation to suspect Keith Olbermann for such a conflict. Fox has no LEGAL obligation to suspect Hannity. I guess the question is if Fox wants to look like an actual journalistic enterprise, with, you know, some ethics, or not.
So, nothing illegal.
There you have the Republican ideology in a nutshell: as long as it’s not something that will land you in jail, who cares about whether it’s ethical? Ethics, schmethics- that’s for losers!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
Section 317 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. § 317, requires broadcasters to disclose to their listeners or viewers if matter has been aired in exchange for money, services or other valuable consideration.
Violation is a felony.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
The FBI might be able to tell you after they look at Cohen's files!
So in other words, speculation.
The FBI has been reading Cohen’s communications for months. I hope non-client Hannity wasn’t hasnt not been seeking legal advice lately.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a liberal here actually tell me what Hannity has done that's illegal?
Doing news and interviews with someone who is actually your attorney, but you do not tell the public about the relationship, violates journalistic ethics, but is NOT illegal. Its not illegal to be an unethical journalist. MSNBC had no legal obligation to suspect Keith Olbermann for such a conflict. Fox has no LEGAL obligation to suspect Hannity. I guess the question is if Fox wants to look like an actual journalistic enterprise, with, you know, some ethics, or not.
So, nothing illegal.
Anonymous wrote:Seth Abramson nails it again:
In one fell swoop, Hannity:
1 Says Cohen lied to a federal court about being his lawyer
2 Says any docs about him the feds seized aren't privileged
3 Makes himself a witness for Mueller
4 Revealed an undisclosed on-air conflict of interest
5 Contradicts what he said on the radio