Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, hosted by comedian Trevor Noah, has gained immense popularity among younger audiences as a source of news and satire. With over 9.32 million subscribers on YouTube, it’s safe to say that The Daily Show has struck a chord with its viewers.

The show frequently takes jabs at celebrities, especially those who are seen as doing wrong. One recent video titled “The Words of Sean Hannity” has gone viral, garnering hundreds of thousands of views. Hannity, famously known as former President Trump’s Fox News confidant, is no stranger to controversial discussions.

Described by The Daily Show as an “infamous hypocrite” and Trump’s “pillow talk buddy,” Hannity’s statements have raised eyebrows. The video exposes a series of clips featuring Hannity, many of which were aired on his own Fox News program. And boy, did he say some shocking things.

In one instance, Hannity proclaims on his Fox News broadcast, “Tonight, I can report that the sky is absolutely falling, we are doomed, the end is near, the apocalypse is imminent, and you’re all going to die.” But then he quickly changes his tune and adds, “Or at least that’s what the media mob would like you to think.” The stark contrast in his statements is just the tip of the iceberg.

The Daily Show goes on to compare Hannity’s coverage of the Biden 2020 presidential race to his coverage of Hillary Clinton’s bid for the White House in 2016. The discrepancies revealed in this segment are truly shocking. It raises the question: Could Hannity’s reporting be more fiction than fact?

Since the video’s release, thousands of people have flocked to The Daily Show’s YouTube channel to share their thoughts and opinions. Here are some of the comments:

• “I’m not a doctor, but…” – one person quoted Hannity before adding, “You can just stop there.”

• “There is no way they could cram the worst of this man into 15 minutes.”

• “It is so satisfying to know Hannity is bitter he doesn’t have direct access to the president anymore and has gone back to being a cable news hack the White House will ignore.”

• “It’s hard to do ‘a worst of’ when each day it would have to be revised because of his most recent show.”

• “I love how he’s recommending Biden take a physical. Meanwhile, Trump struggled to take a sip of water and nary a peep.”

• “I don’t believe we’ve seen the worst of that guy yet, and I’m not talking about the fact that this episode has yet to premiere as of this moment.”

Among the highlights of the video is a “rap battle” that starts around the 2:45 mark. Viewers were particularly impressed with its creativity and editing. One comment reads, “The Sean Hannity rap battle part was genius and well-edited. I need to see more of these. Awesome. Hahaha! Eminem’s hand movement was on point with his words.”

It’s clear that The Daily Show’s critique of Hannity has struck a chord with its audience. The video has caused quite a buzz, prompting viewers to question the reliability of his reporting. With its unique blend of humor and insightful commentary, The Daily Show continues to engage and entertain its audience, making it a go-to source for news and satire.

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