This was too much to ask of Hannity, though, who referenced the story twice in the same hour on his daily radio show. Former Fox News executive Bill Shine gets the job as Trump's fifth communications chief. Of course, this story could easily be debunked by doing something as simple as, say, visiting President Obama's timeline. I won't link to it out of respect for your hardworking pop-up blocking software, but you can easily find some poorly written blog posts on the subject if you are so inclined. Today, one such story-that President Obama, the First Lady, Elizabeth Warren, and an assortment of other frequent targets of right-wing vitriol had unfollowed Clinton on social media and deleted tweets referring to her, which signaled, I don't know, something bad?-made the rounds on social media. Sorry.) They are fabrications, nonsensical memes and atrocious Photoshop hackjobs hastily created and ecstatically re-tweeted as urgent, breaking stories that will end Hillary Clinton's candidacy once and for all. (I probably should have made sure you were sitting down for that one. You're not going to believe this, but much of the "news" spread on Twitter by people with "deplorable" and the frog emoji in their user names is not, in fact, true. Today, he offered a little preview of what's to come, happily reminding everyone that he has no problem letting trivial things like "facts" get in the way of a good story.
A medical examiner has ruled the death of Jordan Neely, 30, a homicide.
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His relentless, absurdly fawning praise of Donald Trump has successfully vaulted him from barely-relevant Fox News talking head to the leading candidate to anchor the inevitable primetime show on the inevitable Trump TV network, coming soon to a streaming service near you. Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Thursday night talked on air about the Marine veteran who allegedly put a Black homeless man in a fatal chokehold on the New York subway, and a member of Hannity’s live studio audience cheered.
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