Sean Hannity offered a strong reaction to the news that the first charges stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russia’s election interference have been filed.
Sean Hannity offered a strong reaction after the CNN report that the first charges stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russia's alleged election interference had been filed.
"When will @HillaryClinton be indicted?" the Fox News host tweeted.
"Guess;Mueller and Media working hand in hand. Media to be tipped off. Mueller was FBI Director Who knew of Russian crimes before Uranium one," Hannity continued on Twitter. "Left needs a dramatic change in the narrative!! Uranium One, Fusion GPS dossier, all out this week. This is a distraction! TICK TOCK."
Hannity was referring to renewed speculation about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's alleged role in the approval of the Russian uranium deal as well as scrutiny surrounding her campaign's possible involvement in a controversial dossier about Donald Trump before he became president.
"This has been a HORRIBLE week for Mueller, Special Counsel's office. THIS IS ALL A DISTRACTION. Monday I'll have the details. TICK TOCK....!" Hannity said in another tweet.
Despite his allegation about collusion between Mueller and the media, reports about the probe's initial charges have remained vague, with the Wall Street Journal saying, "the number and identity of the defendants, and the charges, couldn't be determined."
Sean Hannity offered a strong reaction after the CNN report that the first charges stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russia's alleged election interference had been filed.
"When will @HillaryClinton be indicted?" the Fox News host tweeted.
"Guess;Mueller and Media working hand in hand. Media to be tipped off. Mueller was FBI Director Who knew of Russian crimes before Uranium one," Hannity continued on Twitter. "Left needs a dramatic change in the narrative!! Uranium One, Fusion GPS dossier, all out this week. This is a distraction! TICK TOCK."
Hannity was referring to renewed speculation about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's alleged role in the approval of the Russian uranium deal as well as scrutiny surrounding her campaign's possible involvement in a controversial dossier about Donald Trump before he became president.
"This has been a HORRIBLE week for Mueller, Special Counsel's office. THIS IS ALL A DISTRACTION. Monday I'll have the details. TICK TOCK....!" Hannity said in another tweet.
Despite his allegation about collusion between Mueller and the media, reports about the probe's initial charges have remained vague, with the Wall Street Journal saying, "the number and identity of the defendants, and the charges, couldn't be determined."
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