'You're Free To Go Home': News Anchor Sean Hannity Slams Prince Harry For Calling The First Amendment 'Bonkers'
Sean Hannity slammed Prince Harry for calling the First Amendment 'bonkers' and then suggested that he returns to the U.K.
While plenty of people in the U.K. are upset with Prince Harry for his words against the royal family, he's now making enemies with Americans.
While on Dax Shepard's podcast, the Duke of Sussex commented on the First Amendment, calling it "bonkers."
"You can find a loophole in anything. You can capitalize or exploit what’s not said rather than uphold what is said," he noted. "I believe we live in an age now where you've got certain elements of the media redefining to us what privacy means."
Unsurprisingly, he receive plenty of backlash for his words.
On May 19, Fox News anchor Sean Hannity took a moment to address his comments, suggesting that if he isn't a fan of U.S. laws, he should return to his home country.
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"I have a special message tonight for England’s royal pain in the a**, Prince Harry, who thinks America’s First Amendment is, quote, ‘bonkers,'" Hannity stated. "He needs an education — we’ll give it to him."
"Harry, we really don't need you coming from England to give us lectures on the First Amendment," Hannity declared. "And if you can't understand the importance of free expression and the importance of constitutional principles that allow for a free exchange of ideas and opinions that make America the greatest country on earth then maybe it's time for you to move to a place more compatible with your restrictive ideas."
"Understand this is the same First Amendment that allowed you and your wife to trash your own family in the Oprah Winfrey interview. You and Meghan were allowed to accuse your family of racism," the TV star noted. "By the way, you’re free to go home, make amends at the Palace with the people that you and your wife hurt deeply,"
By the end of his rant, the anchor changed his tune a bit, offering up some sympathy.
"In a way I kind of feel sorry for you," Hannity admitted. "Because you seem torn between your new bride and your family back in England."
