Hannity dismisses whistleblower complaint about Trump: “Somebody probably has a political agenda”
Sean Hannity: Maybe the anonymous intelligence agent “was listening in on something that they shouldn't have been listening in on”
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Hannity dismisses whistleblower complaint about Trump: “Somebody probably has a political agenda”
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From the September 19 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show:
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): An anonymous intelligence community whistleblower story, person now says he absolutely had to go public when he found out that President Trump made a sort of dangerous secret promise, to a -- we don't know what the promise is, but it's dangerous, and it's secret -- to a so-far unidentified foreign leader.
By the way, if they really cared about that, they might have cared when they -- Obama said, "Tell Vladimir I'll have more flexibility after the election, tell them, okay?"
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Washington Post runs with the story, phone call between President Trump and some unnamed foreign leader, offering some unnamed promise, regarded as so troubling that it prompted an official in the US intelligence community to file a formal whistleblower complaint.
So? Nobody hasn't -- now, the president says he didn't promise anything, no idea what this person is talking about.
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I want to know how the intelligence community got this anonymous whistleblower information in the first place. Let's start there, then we'll find out who he was talking to, and what the so-called promise was.
And my guess, at the end of the day, is it's not what you think it is. And my guess at the end of the day is somebody probably has a political agenda -- or, there's an even more nefarious outcome in this, and that would be -- somebody in the intelligence community, maybe, possibly, it's happened before now, hasn't it?
Maybe he was listening in on something they shouldn't have been listening in on. How else would they know?