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'Oh FFS'! Brian Stelter got 'serious Katrina vibes' from Sean Hannity's 'Americans rising to the occasion' optimism about coronavirus battle

It’s another day that ends in a “y” which means CNN’s media correspondent team led by Brian Stelter was back to doing what they’re best at: Watching Fox News and getting triggered.

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Stelter saw some optimism from Sean Hannity and decided to draw some parallels to a Bush-era natural disaster:

CNN somehow continues to find new ways to be as awful as possible.

To say that CNN’s the stench-ridden septic tank of mainstream media would be a disservice to septic tanks.

He is.

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A high bar indeed.

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