Sean Hannity says he's calling Republican senators' offices and urging them not to act on possible impeachment of Trump
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Sean Hannity says he's calling Republican senators' offices and urging them not to act on possible impeachment of Trump
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From the November 14, 2019, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): This is hurting the country. And at some point this has got to stop. You know, I guess the only way we're going to stop this is in 355 days. We're going to have to suck it up, we're going to have to suck up more smears, more lies, more conspiracy theories, more abusively biased coverage. We're going to have to suck up the smearing, the besmirchment, the slander, the libel, the absolute psychosis that is the Democratic Party and their friends, their allies, the mob and the media.
But I'll tell you, if you love the country, you can't love watching this, this Schiff show every day unfold. It's hurting the country. And I want to hear from U.S. senators today, it's all on Twitter, and we're calling your offices. And I want to know if you're going to allow hearsay -- if you're going to allow hearsay to be presented as quote, "evidence," if this ever gets to you. I want to know if you're going to allow a trial without somebody having the right to face their accuser. Simple questions, John Cornyn, I'd like answered. And by the way, Senator Burr, and frankly Senator McConnell -- Lindsey Graham's the only one that answered, he said no, I'm with you, I agree. We're not going to change what has served this country for all of these years, a constitution and a rule of law, just because we want to -- we don't want to be disliked by a corrupt media mob and the Democrats will say bad things about us. Get over yourselves.