Stephen A. Smith Gives Fox News Viewers Brutal Trump Reality Check On 'Hannity'
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The ESPN personality didn't hold back on the former president.
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith stopped by Fox News to give the right-wing network’s audience a rare dose of the other side as he tussled with Sean Hannity.
Hannity said Vice President Kamala Harris is “struggling” in interviews because she’s “tied up in a pretzel” since she can’t defend her previous positions on key issues.
“She has to give us word salads because she won’t tell us how she really feels. She’s hiding her true beliefs,” Hannity said. “Donald Trump doesn’t do that.”
Given Trump’s frequent off-topic rambles and digressions, Smith wasn’t having it.
“I know somebody being lucid and cogent and enunciating their thoughts with clarity, and you’re bragging about Donald Trump,” Smith said. “We can’t be watching the same stuff, if that’s what you’re doing.”
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