John Kennedy: I’d Rather Watch Reruns of ‘The View’ for the Rest of Eternity than Listen to Some of My Dem Colleagues

Hannity: “I think we are seeing a moment in history where you have a guy that really is disrupting that place that you work in, in Washington, D.C.,, it is shock and awe, he’s iconoclastic and he’s looking at everything anew. And I like all of what he’s doing. What are your thoughts?”
Kennedy: “Well, let me start with my Democratic colleagues. A charitable interpretation of the behavior of the Democratic Party may exist, but I can’t think of one. I think most fair-minded Americans think today’s Democratic Party looks like the game room in a mental hospital. It’s exquisitely shambolic. The only thing the Democrats contribute to the discussion is just a bunch of rabid barking. Many Democrats still drink their caramel frappuccinos and they carry their NPR tote bags, but their ideas are either nonexistent or they are shallow, and their passions are immature. The Democratic Party today is not defined by its principals, it’s defined by one thing: its hatred of President Trump, even when he’s right. For example, in the first 100 days, President Trump secured the border. The Democrats were opposed. In his first 100 days, President Trump got rid of racial quotas. The Democratic Party was opposed. In his first 100 days, President Trump started deregulating the economy. You mentioned it, Sean, getting rid of rules and regulations. The Democrats were opposed and are opposed. The president began the process, he and Mr. Musk, of scrubbing the budget, getting rid of the spending porn. The Democrats were opposed. The president in his first 100 days has backed Israel, he stood up to China, he stood up to Iran. The Democrats are opposed. And the final point I would make that I haven’t heard anybody talk about today is Europe. President Trump has changed Europe. The Democrats were opposed. We both know, Sean, that President Trump, he exists loudly, and his loud existence has awakened the Europeans from their slumber with respect to their economic model and their national defense. The Europeans are nine times richer than the Russians. Why should Americans have to pay for their national defense? And the president has demanded a change there. I don’t mean to be unkind, but I would rather watch reruns of ‘The View’ for the rest of eternity than listen to some of my Democratic colleagues. And I think I’m pretty tolerant.”
Hannity: “You mean you don’t like the singalongs and the slogans and the performative arts? You’re not a big supporter of the bingo paddles?”