Thursday marked President Biden’s first full day as president, and the 78-year-old “is already begging for a break,” noted Sean Hannity on his program on Thursday.
Biden was quick to dismiss an Associated Press reporter for trying to question him about his previously announced goal of vaccinating 100 million Americans in the first 100 days in office. Reporter Zeke Miller asked whether the barrier should be “higher” to encourage more Americans to be vaccinated.
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The president seemed to smile maliciously at the question, answering categorically: “When I announced it, you all said it was not possible. Come on, give me a break, man.”
“Apparently, just one serious question from a reporter was too much for him to handle,” said the host of “Hannity”. “Yes, the new president gave us his first official ‘Come on, man’.”
Hannity also discussed impeachment against former President Donald Trump, asking Biden to cancel the trial and back up his repeated calls for unity.
“At this point, a trial has absolutely no purpose but to ignite this country’s tensions. It is the swamp theater and is at its worst,” said Hannity.
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“The country should be asking tonight, Mr. Unit, Mr. Fragile, Fragile, Fighter Cognitively Joe, I know it’s past your bedtime. Maybe you will consider facing radicalism in your own party and putting an end to the charade. right now.
“I doubt that will happen,” concluded Hannity. “Joe and his fellow Democrats don’t seem to care about unity. All they want is revenge.”