America First Victory at Fox: Judge Jeanine to Return to Fox After Questioning Islam, Sharia
Tom Pappert
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During a conversation with President Donald J. Trump, Fox News host Sean Hannity confirmed Judge Jeanine Pirro’s program will return to its lineup this Saturday after the network weathered weeks of conservative backlash.
As President Trump thanked news personalities who were fair to him during the media’s two year disinformation campaign surrounding the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory, he mentioned Pirro by name, saying he hoped she would return to the network, telling Hannity, “I hope she’ll be back soon.”
This prompted Hannity to respond immediately, “She’s back Saturday.”
Trump tells Hannity that he hopes Jeanine Pirro will be back soon and Hannity announces that "she's back Saturday."
Pretty sure Fox News hasn't piblicly commented on Pirro since they pulled her off the air and suspended her for two weeks. pic.twitter.com/TV4elzgQHz
— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) March 28, 2019
Fox News infamously negotiated with the terrorist-affiliated Council on American Islamic Relations in its decision to suspend Pirro’s show from its lineup for the last two weeks, after the host correctly questioned whether antisemitic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar could uphold the U.S. Constitution while appearing to believe in Sharia Law.
Despite the claims of many Muslim women that it is “their choice” to wear a hijab, the truth of the matter is that according to Sharia —the “Sacred Path of Islam”, wearing head coverings for women is “Obligatory” in most of the Muslim world.
In Chapter “w” Section 23 of “Reliance of the Traveller”—the sharia manual for Muslims, it states that the hijab is obligatory under Sharia. “A woman must not reveal anything except her hands and her face when outside the home and on the street.”
In other words, Pirro was speaking the truth and nothing but the truth.
Following the segment, the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) wrote a letter to Fox News, calling for Pirro to be fired for what they called “Islamophobia”.
Since Pirro’s suspension, Big League Politics also broke the bombshell story that Fox News’s Shepard Smith stands accused of sexually assaulting another man, allegedly groping him and kissing him against his will while the man was drunkenly sleeping in Smith’s spare bedroom.
Fox News has refused to suspend the anti-Trump show host even as a petition calling for his removal from the network continues to gain steam.
Apparently sexual assault allegations are fine, so long as the show host does not question Sharia Law.
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