Hannity torches Blinken congressional hearing: 'Is it possible for one person to be that stupid?'
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Fox News host Sean Hannity tore into Biden Secretary of State Antony Blinken following his congressional hearing Monday, questioning in his opening monologue whether it's "possible for one person to be that stupid.”
"Tony Blinken is that dumb and a complete fool," Hannity continued. "[He has] No clue about the real world. No clue or understanding at all about the enemy that is the Taliban. They are our enemy. They are terrorists. How dumb are you? How is it possible for one person to be that stupid?" Hannity torched the Biden official for expecting "the Sharia loving Taliban to protect the rights of women and girls." The host pointed to disturbing footage that appears to show Taliban fighters beating a woman who can be heard yelling out in pain.
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