Hannity said the media's hatred of Donald Trump was 'more important than the truth'
The Watergate scandal involved Nixon campaign associates who broke into DNC headquarters at the Washington, D.C., Watergate office building where they stole campaign documents.
"Now, of course, the business was conducted a little differently in 1972 versus 2016, when this all went down. In the age of the internet, you don't need to break into a building to steal your opponent's information. You just need access to their server. And that is exactly what the Clinton campaign did," Hannity said.
"But here's where this is even worse than Watergate. Not only did they hack into the opposing campaign and steal material like in the case of Watergate, but then they hacked into the office of the president of this great country, according to Durham's blockbuster filing," the "Hannity" host said.
"This is something maybe we would expect from Russia, China, Iran, North Korea. Not an American political campaign. And clearly, the Clinton machine was willing to do anything and everything legal and illegal to win an election."
Hannity went on to blast the media for largely ignoring the Durham probe findings.
"Where's Bob Woodward? Where's Bernstein? Carl Bernstein? Remember they once cared about journalism through their top-secret source Deep Throat. They broke the Watergate story wide open. Now they are nowhere to be found," Hannity said. "For them, politics is much more important."
Hannity: Clinton in crosshairs of Durham probe is a far greater scandal than Watergate
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