Fox’s Hannity and Ingraham attack former Meadows aide after blockbuster testimony

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Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham decried testimony from a former Trump White House aide during the hastily scheduled Jan. 6 committee hearing on Tuesday, claiming the witness was not credible and could not be taken seriously.

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