Fox News host Sean Hannity was quick to say he didn’t know where the prediction of a “red tsunami” came from after the GOP’s less-than-stellar results in this week’s midterm elections.
The polls “in every key race were in the margin of error,” Hannity earnestly told the audience of his widely watched prime-time show Wednesday.
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But that wasn’t the line taken by his colleagues on their conservative network in the run-up to Tuesday’s vote.
On Thursday, The Washington Post released a stinging supercut that started with Hannity’s post-election downplaying of the “red wave” rhetoric before showing preelection footage of other Fox personalities hyping it to the max.
