Andy Cohen's 12-Word Slay on Sean Hannity

Andy Cohen unleashed a harsh critique on social media directed at Fox News commentator Sean Hannity.

Hannity, 64, was looking to engage with his fans on Threads when Cohen, 57, seized the chance to mock him on his own post. Promoting his new "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" project, Hannity asked his followers, "If you were hanging out with Sean, what would you ask him? Leave your question below. Hang Out with Sean Hannity launches March 3."

The post also featured an image promoting the new product.Bravo star Cohen didn't hesitate to retaliateto the post as he presented his distinctive, and critical reply to the question.

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He remarked, "How can you deliberately deceive the American public every night?" Following this, other social media users responded with his sharp and clever comment, sharing their own views on what he said.

One person excitedly responded, "Andy, I love you so much. Every comment of yours gives me hope." Another said, "My thought is that he's being paid a lot of money by different companies to do exactly that, Andy."

A third person remarked, "Great question. I can't wait for @seanhannity to avoid the issue and not respond." A fourth social media user approached the matter with more seriousness, posting, "Deliberate falsehoods or twisting facts without context to push their story. It's like claiming it's summer in DC right now! Fox News commentators lie and twist the truth. We have evidence. They also experience cognitive dissonance."

A fifth person sharply remarked, "21% of Americans are illiterate, and by looking at the response to his post here, a significant number of his audience members fall into that category. Go figure."

It follows Cohen's claim that the Trump administration was dishonest about protesters participating in anti-ICE rallies after the shooting of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis last month.

The radio and television program host concluded his broadcast on January 26 with a strong statement, claiming the government is permitting "unidentified, faceless operatives to carry out actions against its own people and then fabricating the truth."

The remarks were made just a few days following the deadly shooting of 37-year-old Alex Jeffrey Pretti in Minneapolis by a U.S. Border Patrol officer and less than three weeks after 37-year-old mother of three Renee Good was killed by an ICE agent.

Considering the current situation in the U.S., Cohen stated, "I've witnessed plenty of manipulation on the Housewives, and that's all just entertainment, but we must trust what we actually see. Our government is permitting faceless, masked individuals to carry out actions against its own people and then deceiving us about it."

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