Sean Hannity Finally Addresses Shocking Attack That Unfurled Live On His Show
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The Fox News personality dedicated less than 50 seconds to the moment involving Curtis Sliwa’s Guardian Angels group.
Sean Hannity wrapped up Thursday’s broadcast of his widely-watched Fox News show by very briefly talking about the shocking moment earlier this week when — live on the air — members of Curtis Sliwa’s Guardian Angels group attacked a man whom Sliwa wrongly identified as a migrant and a shoplifter.
Sliwa bragged about the man receiving “a little pain compliance” from his comrades in his interview with Hannity from Times Square in New York City.
“His mother back in Venezuela felt the vibrations,” boasted Sliwa, a failed Republican New York City mayoral candidate. “He is sucking concrete. The cops scraped him off the asphalt. He’s on his way to jail.”
Hannity, addressing the incident two days later in just 48 seconds, began: “Before we go tonight, I want to talk about Curtis Sliwa’s appearance on this show on Tuesday night, when members of the Guardian Angels stopped a man, and the police were called.”
Hannity continued, “Now, Curtis said that the man was a migrant and that he was shoplifting. Fox News has since spoken to the NYPD. Apparently, the statements made by Curtis that the man is a migrant is not true. And the man was given a summons for disorderly conduct.”
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