Hannity rips Biden for ignoring crises in 'tired, weak and frail' U.N. General Assembly address
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Sean Hannity blasted President Biden's U.N. speech Tuesday, calling it "tired, weak and frail," and that it "lacked any substance" in his opening monologue on "Hannity."
"Joe Biden has allowed this entire country to be humiliated on the world stage" after that "national embarrassment," said Hannity. "America's back? No. America is falling apart with one humiliating disaster after another."
Hannity also slammed Biden for ignoring the public health and national security crisis at the southern border as thousands of migrants are encamped in a tent city in the Texas border town of Del Rio.
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