The Fox News host was forced on the defensive by a liberal radio host he thought was easy meat.
Leigh Kimmins at The Daily Beast:
Fox News host Sean Hannity found himself scrambling for control when liberal radio host Stephanie Miller hijacked a segment meant to mock her—turning it into a live-fire exchange over Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and presidential dementia.
The exchange came hours after House Democrats released new Epstein-related emails mentioning Trump—a development Fox News had largely ignored throughout the day, Miller insisted. Trump sycophant Hannity, 63, began by asking Miller, host of a progressive talk radio in California, about a viral photo of her kissing Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s sneakers, hoping for an easy culture-war jab. Miller called the photo a joke—then went on the offensive. “You know the funniest thing about this story is Trump’s all over the Epstein files, and I wonder if they’re going to release that after the big bombshell!” she said. “I didn’t see anything about that on Fox News today.” It comes after 20,000 pages of Epstein’s documents and emails were released on Wednesday.
Hannity tried to steer things back, pressing her instead on Joe Biden’s mental fitness.“When did you really notice it?” he asked. “Well, I think it was through all of the times that Donald Trump has fallen asleep in public and talked about magnets getting wet in the last few—” Miller started, referencing viral clips of Trump’s odd ramblings. [...] But Miller, host of The Stephanie Miller Show, kept going. “You know what else is great about Biden’s decline is that Trump is all over the Epstein files and I’m wondering if they’re going to release those, are you covering that?” By then, Hannity was visibly irritated, talking over her as she pushed the Epstein point.
On Fox “News” Channel’s Hannity Wednesday night, guest Stephanie Miller pwned Sean Hannity and delivered truth bombs such as calling out Donald Trump’s dementia and his place in the Epstein Files.
From the 11.12.2025 edition of FNC's Hannity:








