@seanhannity tweet

How They Deceive You

Sean’s tweet is straight-up fabricating drama to shill his podcast. He slaps this unverified quote—“There’s no script for what you’re supposed to do”—onto Nancy Grace like she’s riding to Savannah Guthrie’s rescue against some big wave of “criticism.” Total invention. Searches across transcripts, Fox clips, Yahoo reports, and the podcast itself turn up zero evidence of Grace saying that about Guthrie backlash, and zero notable criticism of Guthrie exists anyway—no headlines, no viral hate, zilch. What’s really happening? The episode’s a true-crime dive into Guthrie’s mom’s 1978 disappearance, where Grace rips the Pima County sheriff (“The fish stinks at the head”), defends the family against ransom rumors (they got two real notes but no proof-of-life), and shares her own fiancé murder trauma. No defense of Guthrie from haters—because there were no haters. Sean’s manufacturing a sympathy feud to hook clicks, blending fake controversy with his “America’s crime crisis” alarmism. Classic sensationalist move from him, prioritizing promo punch over facts. Don’t fall for it; it’s pure hype.