It's because their beliefs aren't based on the teachings of the church or the Bible, but on what the Republican Party says and does. Trump swore, so it must be OK.
True although in all fairness they do the exact same thing on the late night shows and MSNBC… not really a conservative thing just a boring old media thing
@@greglamm5986 Watch Trevor Noah, Steven Colbert or Chris Matthews. They’re just as deeply unfunny as FOX. Only people so partisan they literally cannot laugh at anyone other than their political opponents finds it funny.
I think my two year old is way more endearing when he tells the same joke over and over, but then again I love my son and hate Sean hannity. “I don’t know son, why did the chicken cross the road?”
As bad as the repetition, is his tendency to slow it down, as if he needs to do that so his audience can get it...oh, yeah; not forgetting who his audience is...
@@lngvly22 Depends on the type of democrat. There's a wide spectrum for democrats. For example, I'm a registered Democrat along with my parents, but we have some very different political ideologies. That's because the Republican party has become an absolute disaster so any decent people who identified as Republicans before are now moderate Democrats.
@@MajiggerRose there’s just as many crazy democrats as crazy republicans and just as many sane democrats as sane republicans. the only difference is that the most recent Republican president was one of the crazy ones and the most recent democratic president has been closer to being sane
@@lngvly22 Why can’t we talk about one person with some fucking crybaby bringing the whataboutism? Of course Democrats aren’t perfect, but when any of them try to overthrow the government by interrupting the (up until Trump lost but couldn’t handle it) peaceful transition of power, then you can talk. When it comes to comedy and actually being civilized human beings, yes Democrats are better, tho. If you don’t like this fact then talk to Trump and his cult of human Trump centipedes. And please, name any Republican who is actually funny....
@@archstanton6102 I'm more likely to laugh at my stage 3 cancer diagnosis (don't worry I don't think I have cancer) than I am to laugh at a conservative joke -Wait I'm getting my blood drawn tomorrow... could this be prophecy?-
As a Brit and a Londoner, I find it deeply offensive that he's essentially using a similar technique to how Cockney words are created to make a cringey attempt at a joke.
"Independent?" Do you really think he came up with that? I'll bet a room full of comedy staffers is just living off that joke until the next one they think up in 20 years.
And that Shiff has sailed Sean so find another mule to beat or hire a real alleged comedy writer. But don't hire Gutless he's not funny either but thinks he is!!😵. But he's wrong too. SO..........???
Congratulations for learning about the Media Montage. That's the assemblage of numerous cuts of people saying the same thing. Oh, of course, this is nothing new --- Rush Limbaugh was doing them over 20 years ago. Our favorite was the 2000 parade of everyone in the media using the word "gravitas". ruclips.net/video/oMO6Ic00or4/видео.html
@@pigs18 When Rush Limbaugh did this, it was not only hilarious but informative. People were stunned because they didn't know that every news outlet was parroting a common narrative. This became an ongoing theme on Rush's show, and when other shows started tackling the idea of a mainstream media narrative, they began to do the same thing... although Rush was always the best at it. We have been following Sean Hannity on radio and television since the 1990s and we know that he repeats himself a lot, and we know this goes back to the dynamic of radio audiences. We haven't been following THIS show (because, sorry, it just isn't funny enough) and although it seems to be a good gag, it really isn't.
@@pigs18 "Implied" means that we deliberately said X, causing you to believe Y. Which we didn't. 'Inferred' means that you believe Y, based on us saying X. Which we think you admitted you did.
Oliver isn't spending late night telling little Donny what a big, strong, important man he is. Who won the election, yes indeedy! When Oliver starts convincing old men (Fox viewers) that all Democrats are pedophiles, we'll talk.
@@JK-vp2ux Believe it or not, there is a difference between promoting misinformation and still not being particularly funny and NOT promoting misinformation but still not being funny.
He's like a four-year-old who got a laugh once and won't stop telling the same joke over and over.
You're giving him credit for one more laugh than I think he actually got.
He heard someone make the joke and went, "oh, I like that. It's mine now."
Nah. Those are the "Lets Go Brandon" dorks. I got a cousin that won't stop with that shit. At least Hannity will give different variations.
He's not acting, he IS a four year old.
Four year olds are open minded compassionate and kind. He's more a snotty prep school 12 year old.
This man seems like he could use an educa-sean, but I gotta hannity to him he has persistence if nothing else.
See? Those puns were actually funnier than the bit.
Oh snap! Callback turnaround FTW! 😄👍
That “to” is ruining your rhythm.
this was funny until Geraldo Rivera's face at the end. then it was priceless
almost as priceless as the time geraldo found nothing in al capones vault
I don't understand why evangelical Christians are so into the swearing now. It's like they just discovered naughty words.
It's because their beliefs aren't based on the teachings of the church or the Bible, but on what the Republican Party says and does. Trump swore, so it must be OK.
oh damn they really come up with one mediocre joke and then feel so hilarious that they have to repeat it again and again and again
True although in all fairness they do the exact same thing on the late night shows and MSNBC… not really a conservative thing just a boring old media thing
Like, when a child finds you laughing after something they did, then they repeat the behavior or action to get the same reaction.
“lEt’S gO bRaNdOn!”
@@lngvly22 No, they don't.
@@greglamm5986
Watch Trevor Noah, Steven Colbert or Chris Matthews. They’re just as deeply unfunny as FOX. Only people so partisan they literally cannot laugh at anyone other than their political opponents finds it funny.
The massage parlor Sean goes to has a special. The “Hannity Job”
Why you no tip? You go now!
Is there really a market for getting one's head pushed up their own asshole?
@@OTGBob No tip?!? It's just tip!!
@@jimschleich8753 Ha
Yep, the extra charge is for the magnifying glass needed to find his d$#k.
Hannity: Knock knock
Sanity: Who's there?
Hannity: Adam Shiff
Sanity: Adam Shiff who?
Hannity: PLEASE LET ME SWEAR
I like how he kept having to explain the punch line by repeating it. Sure fire tell that it's a shit joke.
I think you mean a Schiff joke 😉🥴
@@whitneymouse beat me to it! 🤣
Or an Adam Schiff joke!
I think my two year old is way more endearing when he tells the same joke over and over, but then again I love my son and hate Sean hannity.
“I don’t know son, why did the chicken cross the road?”
Schiff means ship in German... So apparently Hannity really likes boats???
As bad as the repetition, is his tendency to slow it down, as if he needs to do that so his audience can get it...oh, yeah; not forgetting who his audience is...
A definite sign of maturity is repeatedly needing to call your nemesis a derogatory name. True class.
And, Hannity is America's least favorite joke.
Guess Republicans have two jokes now.
Are democrats really any better? Not a Republican but let’s not act like the democrats have been a laugh a minute as of late
@@lngvly22 Depends on the type of democrat. There's a wide spectrum for democrats. For example, I'm a registered Democrat along with my parents, but we have some very different political ideologies. That's because the Republican party has become an absolute disaster so any decent people who identified as Republicans before are now moderate Democrats.
@@MajiggerRose
there’s just as many crazy democrats as crazy republicans and just as many sane democrats as sane republicans. the only difference is that the most recent Republican president was one of the crazy ones and the most recent democratic president has been closer to being sane
Donald Trump and ... what now?
@@lngvly22 Why can’t we talk about one person with some fucking crybaby bringing the whataboutism? Of course Democrats aren’t perfect, but when any of them try to overthrow the government by interrupting the (up until Trump lost but couldn’t handle it) peaceful transition of power, then you can talk. When it comes to comedy and actually being civilized human beings, yes Democrats are better, tho. If you don’t like this fact then talk to Trump and his cult of human Trump centipedes.
And please, name any Republican who is actually funny....
Funny....in my hood we call ot a Trump. As in a "it smells in there someone took a big Trump"
Omg I'm dying of laughter. This guy is a comedic GENIUS!!!
I hope he starts doing standup. He would sell out stadiums no doubt.
We're all losing our hannity
You could call it a schiff joke
Missed you, so happy you're back... blessings to you and yours :)
Type of guy that giggles like a preteen girl if someone says “poopy”.
Hannity has a mouthful of Schiff.
I've never even heard of this guy before today.
To be fair, Hannity still manages to be funnier than Steven Crowder.
Tall order
Leukemia is funnier than either of them.
TBF, I would be spectacularly great if those guys dropped dead right now.
@@archstanton6102 I'm more likely to laugh at my stage 3 cancer diagnosis (don't worry I don't think I have cancer) than I am to laugh at a conservative joke
-Wait I'm getting my blood drawn tomorrow... could this be prophecy?-
@@waycnf7229 I did worry someone would be upset with this joke. But it is a John Oliver show.
Can't wait for his Nutflix special
Sean acumen as a comedian is at the same level as his integrity.
and people say conservatives are bad at comedy...
... or "schiff" at comedy, as Sean Hannity would like to say.
If they hear covfefe they lose their shiff and think its the greatest bit of comedy ever conceived
What a piece of “Schiff”
Is Hannity in love with Adam Schiff?
Hannity likes to talk a lot about Schiff.
Trump and Hannity spent a week on those.
So original.
Pawn Hannitard, the Mango Mussolini's favorite minion...
Its not the size of the words, its the motion of the mouth!
Thus spake Sean Insanity.
*A D A M S H I F T S H O W*
As a Brit and a Londoner, I find it deeply offensive that he's essentially using a similar technique to how Cockney words are created to make a cringey attempt at a joke.
He's even fucking up cockney rhyming slang. Cuz last time I checked, shit and Schiff don't rhyme.
don't be a banker
@@carpepoodle doesn't a banker give himself a Hannity Job?
You can't make this Hannity shit up.
Adolescent mentality.
He's calling someone names 🤣 is that the joke?
His first Independent thought after years of reading propaganda
"Independent?" Do you really think he came up with that? I'll bet a room full of comedy staffers is just living off that joke until the next one they think up in 20 years.
Who's adam shiff?
Democratic Congressman from CA
But can he say it 3 times in a row really fast...
Seriously, Shnitty?
Hannity is the joke
I guess he thinks that's clever.
It's funny
Thats a lot of the same Shiff jokes..
What a shame this joke is wasted on such a Schiffy show.
And that Shiff has sailed Sean so find another mule to beat or hire a real alleged comedy writer. But don't hire Gutless he's not funny either but thinks he is!!😵. But he's wrong too. SO..........???
if you have to explain the punchline then the joke is not that good.
Congratulations for learning about the Media Montage. That's the assemblage of numerous cuts of people saying the same thing. Oh, of course, this is nothing new --- Rush Limbaugh was doing them over 20 years ago. Our favorite was the 2000 parade of everyone in the media using the word "gravitas". ruclips.net/video/oMO6Ic00or4/видео.html
I'm sorry your fake news idols are embarrassments. Go watch more Fox copium and you'll forget all about it, soon.
Congrats for learning about the "And Now This" segment five years into the shows run, Mr. Well Actually.
@@pigs18 When Rush Limbaugh did this, it was not only hilarious but informative. People were stunned because they didn't know that every news outlet was parroting a common narrative. This became an ongoing theme on Rush's show, and when other shows started tackling the idea of a mainstream media narrative, they began to do the same thing... although Rush was always the best at it. We have been following Sean Hannity on radio and television since the 1990s and we know that he repeats himself a lot, and we know this goes back to the dynamic of radio audiences. We haven't been following THIS show (because, sorry, it just isn't funny enough) and although it seems to be a good gag, it really isn't.
@@tomgraham3612 You didn't need to say you follow Sean Hannity. It was implied.
@@pigs18 "Implied" means that we deliberately said X, causing you to believe Y. Which we didn't. 'Inferred' means that you believe Y, based on us saying X. Which we think you admitted you did.
Hate Sean Hannity but it’s a bit rich of John Oliver to make this presumably right after making a horny joke about an animal for the 20000th time
Dude, seriously, come up with another idea.
Oliver isn't spending late night telling little Donny what a big, strong, important man he is. Who won the election, yes indeedy!
When Oliver starts convincing old men (Fox viewers) that all Democrats are pedophiles, we'll talk.
@@JK-vp2ux Believe it or not, there is a difference between promoting misinformation and still not being particularly funny and NOT promoting misinformation but still not being funny.
At least it's a different animal every time.