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Trump Assures Hannity: I’m Good With Fox News Again

Posted by Ellen -7859.80pc on February 03, 2016 · Flag

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Sean Hannity sounded more like a customer service representative than a news host when he sought reassurance from Donald Trump, “Everything now is good with Fox from your end. I heard you the other night say so. So you’re moving forward.”

If you’re keeping score, I’d say Trump’s return to Fox News last night, even if he did appear after Ted Cruz on the Hannity show, marks an official end to the latest skirmish.

“We’re not re-litigating the Fox issue, but everything now is good with Fox from your end. I heard you the other night say so. So you're moving forward,” Hannity prodded Trump.

“That’s true,” Trump agreed.

“I thought you gave a very gracious speech last night,” Hannity said, referring to Trump’s concession after he came in second in the Iowa caucuses.

On Trump’s part, he threw Fox a bone by saying that skipping out on the Fox debate might have been a mistake. “Some people thought that… not doing the debate might have been a positive for, perhaps, my opponents,” he said. He had spoken similarly earlier in the day at a news conference.

Hannity asked, “Tell us about your strategy moving forward. …Are you more resolved now?” and “Will you improve your ground game? Some people thought there could be improvement there.”

“We didn’t spend much money on the ground game,” Trump acknowledged. “Because I didn’t think I was gonna be winning. …That’s why I’m so honored to have come in second.”

Didn’t think he would win? On the day of the caucuses, he sang quite a different tune. As Politico reported, Trump “said he had no interest in playing it safe” and lowering expectations. “’We’re going to have a tremendous victory,’ he said.”

Watch the latest makeup session below (but don’t count on it lasting), from the January 2 Hannity.

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Ellen commented 2016-02-08 02:22:50 -0500 · Flag
As much as it pains me to defend Hannity, I’m compelled by the truth to point out that there is a Conservative Party.

http://www.cpnys.org
Gary Brian commented 2016-02-07 17:31:29 -0500 · Flag
Sean:

There is absolutely no such thing as a “registered conservative.”

Voters register on party, and in no way on ideology.
doors17 commented 2016-02-03 22:46:14 -0500 · Flag
I have to give Ted Cruz points today by describing Trumps rants as Trumper Tantrums…As Jeb! said today, you can clap now.
doors17 commented 2016-02-03 18:59:54 -0500 · Flag
marco, I read it on Sean’s old partner Alan Colmes Facebook page.
mj - the same one commented 2016-02-03 18:35:21 -0500 · Flag
Trump Assures Hannity: I’m Good With Fox News Again

TRANSLATION: “Please Mr. Murdoch — I realize I screwed up when I refused to appear on the last Fox debate. I’m alright now! Please, take me back! Please – PLEASE!!”

Fox response: “Marco, Marco, he’s our man . . .”

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marco commented 2016-02-03 18:05:12 -0500 · Flag
Doors17, I did find it was just checking on the legacy and McCabe individual website which weren’t there, but an article does list both. Darn it, I was hoping she committed the the most hilarious hack ever.
marco commented 2016-02-03 17:24:09 -0500 · Flag
Doors17, I was interested in your article because I hadn’t seen it. The ultimate flying **ck. As I was on Google I saw also his wife died, Carol Cohen, 5 days later. The first sentence in her obit was screw them if they can’t take a joke. Funny thing is, her obit shows up on legacy.com and the funeral home, McCabe. His doesn’t. Was that her last great joke? I hope so.
doors17 commented 2016-02-03 15:50:02 -0500 · Flag
Jeffrey would ask that in lieu of flowers, please do not vote for Donald Trump.”

— Jeffrey Cohen’s obituary in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Eyes On Fox commented 2016-02-03 12:24:13 -0500 · Flag
Truman, IMHO, Iowa and New Hampshire are mostly only relevant during the news cycles they occur. Both are tiny, out of the mainstream states who purposely move up their primary processes to ridiculous early points in the election cycle to bloat their importance and try to impose their inbred thinking on the rest of America.

The only service they provide is winnowing out some real losers like Huckabee but they can give a bit of life to out of the mainstream crackpots like Cruz just as easily.

So thanks ever so much Iowa on keeping Teddy alive for a little bit longer so I’ll have to suffer his idiotic right-wing demagoguery for a few more weeks! 👍

Super Tuesday is the real test.
Eyes On Fox commented 2016-02-03 12:13:37 -0500 · Flag
So when is Fox News going to patch up things with the Clintons? Oh, nevermind… 😉
Gary Oliveira commented 2016-02-03 10:38:50 -0500 · Flag
What I like about Trump’s candidacy is the fact that it has truly exposed Fox for what it really is! Bias, unfair, and unbalanced. O’Reilly last interview with Trump, begging him to appear at the last debate, was pitiful and pathetic!
truman commented 2016-02-03 10:19:29 -0500 · Flag
Despite his false bravado, T-Rump knows he must win New Hampshire or head to the exit. His campaign is all show……rallies and TV appearances. He hasn’t put the $ into a robust staff for voter registration and follow-up. That will cost him like it did in Iowa.








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