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Posted: 2021-02-10T08:36:30Z | Updated: 2021-02-10T14:37:26Z Even Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham Think Trump's Impeachment Attorney Was 'Terrible' | HuffPost

Even Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham Think Trump's Impeachment Attorney Was 'Terrible'

Im pretty worked up about it, given whats at stake for the Constitution and the country," Fox News' Ingraham said of lawyer Bruce Castor's defense.
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Fox NewsSean Hannity and Laura Ingraham were less than impressed with how Donald Trump ’s attorney defended the former president on the opening day of his Senate impeachment trial on Tuesday.

The prime time personalities, who routinely use their shows to advocate for Trump, joined Republicans , pundits  and others in slamming lawyer Bruce Castor’s confusing and widely mocked defense of Trump, on trial for inciting the deadly U.S. Capitol riot on Jan. 6.

Ingraham, in the handover from Hannity’s show, thanked her colleague for pressing Trump’s other attorney David Schoen on Castor’s presentation.

“A little meandering, a little free-associative,” Hannity acknowledged of Castor’s arguments.

Ingraham went several steps further, declaring: “Well, it was terrible.”

“You’re way too charitable,” Ingraham told Hannity. “If you hired that guy in a case that you were paying the bills on. It would have been like, ‘I’m sure you’re a nice person, but enough praise toward the Democrats .’”

Hannity admitted to being “nervous” in the early stages of Castor’s defense, recalling thinking, “Oh boy, oh boy.”

“The whole thing was like a walk down memory lane about how much he loves the Senate,” Ingraham responded. “This is like storytime at the trial. It was ridiculous.”

“I’m pretty worked up about it, given what’s at stake for the Constitution and the country,” Ingraham added.

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