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Hannity Dragged for Awkwardly Plugging MyPillow During Anti-Biden Rant About Afghanistan

Hannity Dragged for Awkwardly Plugging MyPillow During Anti-Biden Rant About Afghanistan
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After 20 years, four Presidents, a trillion dollars, and hundreds of thousands of lives, the chaos defining the Biden administration's withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan has proven a tragic culmination of America's longest war.

Americans and Afghan allies are scrambling to escape the region as the Taliban's takeover becomes inevitable. The fundamentalist organization overtook the presidential palace in Kabul. Harrowing video of people clinging to an aircraft as it left the Kabul airport showed to the world just how dire the situation has become.


As countless lives are endangered, far-right Fox News host Sean Hannity exploited the crisis to plug pillows for MyPillow founder and far-right conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell.

Listen below.

On his radio show, Hannity said:

"How would you like to be in Kabul today, as an American, and you can't get to the airport? Where are you thinking your life is headed? If you're one of those family members, I bet you're not sleeping. I don't even think My Pillow can do it. MyPillow.com. That's where I go. I fall asleep faster, I stay asleep longer. These are going to be a lot of sleepless nights for so many of our fellow Americans. We've got to get them home."

Interestingly enough, Lindell recently criticized Hannity, accusing him of being too afraid to report Lindell's nonexistent "evidence" that the 2020 election was somehow stolen from Trump.

People were disgusted by Hannity's pillow plug.






Sadly, many weren't surprised.



Calls are growing for the United States to fulfill its duty of accepting Afghan refugees.

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