Seth Meyers Mocks Fox News' Sean Hannity With Some Crucial Context

The "Late Night" comedian imagined Donald Trump's role on the Fox personality's show.
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Seth Meyers on Monday reminded viewers that Fox News personality Sean Hannity isn’t just a media ally of former President Donald Trump but in fact one of his “best buds.”

“Hannity isn’t just a pundit who interviews Trump,” the “Late Night With Seth Meyers” host noted. “He’s appeared on stage with Trump at rallies and during Trump’s presidency, the two reportedly talked on a near-nightly basis at bedtime.”

It’s crucial context, said Meyers, when dissecting Hannity’s comments on his prime-time show. Like when Hannity said last week that “sources” were telling him Trump may be open to replacing ousted Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) as the next House speaker.

“So the source was Trump,” said Meyers, claiming that “whenever you hear Sean Hannity float something like that on television” it’s either something Trump told him to say or wants to hear.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump was writing the Fox News chyrons live in real-time via voice-to-text,” he cracked, before impersonating Trump doing exactly that, and it going hilariously awry.

Watch Meyers’ full monologue here:

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