Hannity's Headlines |
Wednesday, September 27th
#StandWithSean |
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UNDER ATTACK: 'Mad Dog' Mattis Targeted in Taliban Ambush |
Secretary
of Defense James 'Mad Dog' Mattis was the target of Taliban attack on
Wednesday, when nearly fifty rockets and grenades were hurled at Kabul's
main airport moments after the Pentagon chief arrived for high-level
talks with his Afghani counterparts. |
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WATCH: Unhinged Hillary Hints 'Authoritarian' Trump May Kill Journalists |
Hillary
Clinton continued her unhinged book tour this week, saying that
President Trump "doesn't value democracy" and hoping the
Commander-in-Chief hasn't yet ordered the "killing of people and
journalists" around the country.
The former Secretary of State was speaking with CBS News' Charlie Rose
when she made the stunning statement, directly comparing President Trump
with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
"I don't think he really values Democracy," said Clinton. |
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COLLUSION: Trump Says Facebook and 'Fake News' Campaigned for Clinton |
President
Trump called out social media and cable news networks on Wednesday
morning, blasting the "fake news" outlets that "colluded" against him in
the 2016 presidential election; adding that "the people were
Pro-Trump!"
The President vented his frustration on twitter, days after news leaked
that special counsel Robert Mueller's FBI probe was digging into
allegations Russia had used Facebook to sway voters away from Hillary
Clinton. |
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TRUE PATRIOT: Widow of 'American Sniper' Releases Letter to NFL Protesters |
Taya
Kyle, the widow of famed 'American Sniper' Chris Kyle, released a
strongly worded letter to NFL protesters on Tuesday, saying their
"desire to focus on division" has "shattered" what most Americans love
about the sport; adding the league has "lost" her support.
Kyle released her statement on social media, urging players who refuse
to honor the American flag to "get off your knees and get to work."
"Your desire to focus on division and anger has shattered what many
people loved most about the sport. Football was really a metaphor for
our ideal world -different backgrounds, talents, and histories actually
made us one big team with one big goal - to do well, to win, TOGETHER,"
she writes. |
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