Sean Hannity downplays stock market upheaval and then blames the “Biden-Harris economy”
Hannity: “The stock market is always skittish”
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Sean Hannity downplays stock market upheaval and then blames the “Biden-Harris economy”
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From the March 11, 2025, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): There's an analogy with what's happening now and how people are reacting to Donald Trump saying -- because we're living under the Biden-Harris economy, and, "This is a disaster for the economy. This is a disaster, disaster, disaster. The sky is falling, the sky is falling, the sky is falling." No, it's not falling. It's not.
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And, you know, we see now, you know, there's been some fluctuations as it relates to the stock market, for example, and a little bit of -- first of all, the stock market is always skittish. I've always said for years and years that the stock market is not my biggest indicator of the state of the economy. And I think it's very important for people to clearly understand where we are with the economy and where we are with this budget process.
And first and foremost, I really believe most people do not understand that we are living -- under the inflationary policies and current budget for fiscal year '24, we are living under the Biden Harris economy, the radical Democrats' economy, the inflationary economy. This is the economy of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. This is the economy that Donald Trump inherited that every American is still living under. He's not -- it takes more than a day to get his economic policies in place.