Sean Hannity attacks coronavirus mitigation efforts, says Americans have “had it” with stay at home orders
Hannity: “The American people have hit their maximum, you know, stay at home orders”
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Sean Hannity attacks coronavirus mitigation efforts, says Americans have “had it” with stay at home orders
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From the April 16, 2020, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): Well I'm looking at -- you're right, Kentucky they had protesters. I mean the dopey governor there wanted to take down people's license plates if they showed up to drive-up services for Easter Sunday. What a dope. Ralph Northam is announcing in Virginia -- mister 'well first we'll deliver the baby, and then we'll make sure the baby is comfortable, and then we'll let the mother decide if the baby lives or dies' -- that idiot, anyway. And then Michigan you had the protesters at the state capitol a ton of people there. Now more's happening. You had House and Senate voting to overturn the governor's lockdown order there.
And I'm telling you, people have had it. I think this is now -- the American people have hit their maximum, you know, stay at home orders. And I think they're saying, well alright, we'll wear masks, we'll use Purell, we'll wear gloves, but leave us alone.