HANNITY: Americans are celebrating a new era in Washington

Fox News host Sean Hannity ripped ‘Morning Joe’ co-hosts for their about-face on their rhetoric towards President-elect Trump on “Hannity.”

HANNITY: Tonight, the joy the Democrats tried so hard to manufacture during the election that ended up being a lot of hate is now spreading in reality across the country.

But it is not coming from the left. Americans from every race, religion – they are celebrating a new era in the Washington swamp. Donald Trump headed to the White House. Even pro athletes now – they’re showing their support. And coming up, we’re going to play the president-elect at his big entrance this weekend at Madison Square Garden, the UFC fight. 

Plus, take a look at your screen. We will let you know if your current president, Joe Biden, ever made it out of the rainforest. But first, a sudden change of heart from two ‘MSDNC,’ well, most anti-Trump hosts and that is the co-host of Liberal Joe, Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski announcing that the pair attended breakfast, I can’t say that with a straight face, at Mar-a-Lago at their request with Donald Trump.

They must have spent three days working on what they were going to say after they had that meeting. All right. A few days ago, these two far-left radical hosts were comparing Trump to Hitler, calling him a racist and sexist and fascist. And now they’re kissing his ass, sucking up to them and having breakfast at Donald Trump’s house at their request. 

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Really? Mika said the election was literally a battle of life and death for eight plus long years. These two Trump haters have filled their morning program with anti-Trump hysteria. Conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory. I could fill an entire three-hour show. I could do three nights in a row just playing clips of their insane over the top anti-Trump rage, hatred, name calling, conspiracies. I am being gracious in the spirit of joy. I’m only going to make you suffer through a very tiny example to make a point.

This article was written by Fox News staff.

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