Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we're going to talk about something that Sean Hannity reportedly said.

And... reportedly said.

And how things might have been different,

if he had said it a little bit earlier

and a little bit more publicly.

According to reporting from the New York Times,

Sean Hannity under oath said, I did not believe it for one second.

He's talking about the claims about the elections and the machines and all of that stuff.

It's from the deposition of that suit.

I did not believe it for one second.

The lawyers in the case are saying that that's pretty much what everybody at Fox is saying, that none of them believed it.

And they said that Fox hasn't been able to produce a shred of evidence to substantiate the claims that were broadcast all over their

network. I did not believe it for one second.

Now, when people hear that quote,

what they want to do is go to instances on Fox where somebody pushed that narrative,

where somebody said that something was wrong.

And, you know, Hannity or whoever was talking to him. And I get that instinct, I do. But at the same time,

I've been on shows or I've been doing interviews where somebody says

something just off the wall and all you can do is just internally cringe

because you can't you can't fact- check it in the moment.

Right then you can't either for time or the flow of the conversation

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