Well, the saying goes that even a broken clock is right twice a day. Given that, we can’t wait to see CNN fire one of its other blatantly bigoted on-air personalities.
CNN contributor Marc Lamont Hill was fired amidst accusations of anti-semitism after delivering a speech at the United Nations would called for the literal destruction of the Jewish state of Israel.
Now, Lamont has defended the Hamas-controlled Palestinian Authority before. What seemed to seal his fate was his utterance of a phrase well-known to Hamas extremists: “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” There’s no hidden meaning there — in order for a Palestinian state to exist between the nearest major river and the Mediterranean, Israel would have to be removed from the map. It’s a phrase used in a similar way as the “fourteen words” used by white nationalists. Again, the meaning isn’t subtle.
Sean Hannity has the full story below.
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