Fox News’ Sean Hannity all but predicted that Donald Trump would win the presidency before the clock had struck 10:00 p.m. eastern time on Tuesday.
“I’m going to make a prediction, go out on a little bit of a limb here,” Hannity proclaimed to his colleagues live on air. “I am growing more and more confident as I sit here and listen to everybody, and I am talking to people that know their states as well as anybody. I think the finest numbers, people, finest sources. I don’t think it will be very long until you call North Carolina for Donald Trump. I think Georgia will immediately there follow-, will follow thereafter.”
“Then we’re at, we would be at a point I also believe Arizona is baked in. Immigration was a big issue out there. That now means that would bring us to a point in this race, if I am right — if I’m wrong, everybody call me out, Hannity was wrong, we’ll have T-shirts, I’ll sell them on DonaldTrump.com, okay?” he continued. “But if that’s true, that means she would have to sweep the Blue Wall. And based on the information that we have and the early voting success of the Republicans in both Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, I don’t think she can do it.”
Later in the program, Hannity doubled down on the prediction, telling his colleagues that “North Carolina and Georgia will go Donald Trump tonight. And I’m as confident in that prediction as any I’ve ever made.”
Watch above via Fox News.
