Sean Hannity praises people who quit over vaccine mandates but says “I don’t think my calling is to quit”
Hannity: “I don’t have a problem. I can retire tomorrow and I don’t have to work another day in my life”
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Sean Hannity praises people who quit over vaccine mandates but says “I don’t think my calling is to quit”
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From the October 21, 2021, edition of Premiere Radio's The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): These are all self inflicted disasters. It's not a high class problem it's an all American problem. Afghanistan was a disaster you caused. The border is a disaster they caused. The COVID disaster? They're causing it. And if you think the economy disaster is bad now with talk of inflation, stagflation, you know you think the supply chain crisis is bad now. Just wait till all these people in all these professions start leaving the workplace because of Joe's mandate and their unwillingness to work with employers.
I'll tell you what my fear is. And it has nothing to do with me. I don't have a problem. I can retire tomorrow and I don't have to work another day in my life. I don't want to, you know? But that's not what -- I don't think my calling is to quit. For whatever reason, God gave me a big mouth. All right. And I think he expects me to use it. So I'm trying every day to use my big mouth and I love doing it, and it's an honor to be here every day. I'm humbled that you listen. I'm humbled that you watch at night. I can't do this without you and your support.