Hannity Calls CNN’s Jeff Zucker ‘The Porn King’ For Network’s ‘Nonstop’ Stormy Daniels Coverage

Sean Hannity continued his attacks towards CNN chief Jeff Zucker after his unflattering remarks he made about Fox News.

Zucker blasted the leading cable news network, calling them a “pure propaganda machine” at the Financial Times Future of News event earlier in the day. Hannity fired back on Twitter, saying there’s “a reason crowds chant “CNN Sucks.””

We interrupt our 24-7 Stormy Daniels hate Trump coverage…….. CNN Fake News. Jeff, there is a reason crowds chant “CNN Sucks”. https://t.co/tAviIbczai

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) March 22, 2018

Hannity furthered his attacks towards Zucker in his opening monologue and went after Zucker’s network, which he called the “Clinton News Network” as well as the “Bleep-Hole Network” for their “obsession” with the word “sh*thole.”

But then he blasted their “new obsession,” which he claimed was “soft-core pornography” due to their “nonstop” coverage of Stormy Daniels, the porn star who allegedly had an affair with President Trump back in 2006.

“If you’re looking for 24/7 never-ending, looped around porn-related news, CNN Fake News, they’ve got you covered,” Hannity told viewers.

The Fox News host emphasized that the alleged affair has been “non-proven” and that it’s “very different” from President Bill Clinton and what he’s been accused of by Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen Willey, and Paula Jones. He added that CNN has also covered the allegedly “consensual” affair Trump had with former Playboy Playmate Karen McDougal and how such coverage is meant to “destroy Donald Trump.”

He then debuted a new nickname for Zucker.

“Now we might have a brand new nickname for their leader, their chief, their CEO, Jeff Zucker, the Porn King of Cable News,” Hannity declared.

Hannity blasted the rest of the media because their “level of media interest” in accusations of Clinton affairs and sexual misconduct back in the early 90s was “not present.”

Watch the clip above, via Fox News.

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