Here's how... Scroll down about half-way for the Hannity stuff:

"Every time Hannity and his allies hyped this story, they disrespected their conservative audience, they hurt a grieving family, and they violated their own professional obligations to carefully check facts rather than engage in wild speculation. Decent people fell for this con. Decent people even spread it online. It's time for Hannity and his allies to stand down, permanently, and relegate this story to the place where it belongs - right next to UFO documentaries, flat-earth videos, and "proof" that NASA faked the moon landing."

"Not only is it a toxic workplace where the harassment of women is rampant; it is also a no-fact zone. The Pulitzer Prize-winning website PolitiFact found that nearly 60 percent of the statements it checked on Fox News were either mostly or entirely false. Another 19 percent were only half true. Only Fox News viewers are likely to believe that climate change is a hoax, that there is a "war on Christmas," that Obamacare would create "death panels," that there is an epidemic of crime committed by immigrants (they actually have a lower crime rate than native-born Americans), that President Barack Obama forged his birth certificate and wiretapped Trump with the aid of Britain's signals intelligence agency, and that the accusations bedeviling Trump are a product of "Russophobia." FNC might as well stand for Fake News Channel, and its myths have had a pernicious, indeed debilitating, effect on U.S. politics."

"Others on the right just started taking aim at right-wing misinformation as never before, perhaps having seen that it can have consequences, like a man with a gun demanding to search the non-existent basement of a much harassed Washington, D.C. pizzeria that was falsely accused of running a pedophilia ring for Democratic Party bigwigs out of its basement; or the elevation of a corrupt, serial liar to the presidency of the United States.

And there is one final wrinkle.

In a recent article on cable news pundits, James Poulos traced their rise alongside the 24-hour-news-cycle, where "reporters could be trusted to supply the raw data, but only the daily pundits could slap on a filter and supply ever more sorely needed context."

But now, he argued, the Internet is "flooded with takes of varying temperatures," and it is less and less necessary to have a Keith Olbermann, Glenn Beck, or Bill O'Reilly "to tell us What It All Means every night at 8." True, O'Reilly would still be drawing millions of nightly viewers but for the sexual harassment allegations against him. However, many of those viewers would be uncomfortable using a computer."

"At the unlikely climax of his career, Hannity's job is under attack because the most powerful man in the world trusts his words in a way no similarly powerful man ever has - - and with that great responsibility, with that opportunity to inform the president about any matter in the world, Hannity indulges in half-baked conspiracies."

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