Hannity 'fears' Putin will 'eat Joe's lunch' during upcoming summit
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President Joe Biden shocked Americans by repeating the claim that the greatest threat to the United States is "global warming," "Hannity" host Sean Hannity stated Wednesday night.
Biden is set to participate in a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin June 16, where he is expected to push the leader on pressing items several items including recent hacks on American industries, but many in the Republican Party are concerned about the president's toughness. Hannity shared his concerns, saying, "In just a few days, that guy will sit down with hostile actor from the hostile regime of Russia, Vladimir Putin. You know the country that just hacked our energy and our beef industries. I fear that Vladimir will eat Joe's lunch, embarrass us all, and that is not good for this country and not good for the world." Hannity went on to discuss how Biden's mental and physical presence will affect how the Russian president views the United States.
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