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  Already banned for making fun of Ted Cruz that time he ran when Texas got hit with a snowstorm.
context: This admission is actually a really big deal.  Hannity knew the information he was saying was false and defamatory but said it anyway.  That is textbook malicious libel.  I’d say Dominion’s case just got a lot stronger. >
  
  This is a guy who won a court case about disinformation already though—because no reasonable person would believe he is telling the truth.
  Edit:  wrong liar, my bad. >
  
  That was Tucker Carlson, not Sean Hannity. >
  
  Oh you’re right.  I can’t tell the two apart by delivery tbh. >
  
  I see what you did there. We’ll played. >
  
  Correct headline: Lying, traitorous, Russian asset lies about lying to avoid being blamed for those lies so he can move on to the next set of lies. >
  
  I'm sure the conservative sub Reddit is up in arms about being lied to.
  /s >
  
  Are they even aware? Seems like the type of news they'd be insulated from. >
  
  They'll probably ban anyone who tries to post this. >
  
  They absolutely would ban you for posting it. Try it for yourself