Fox News' Sean Hannity ‘really ought to be investigated’ by Robert Mueller: Ex-Watergate prosecutor

Fox News personality Sean Hannity is likely trying to cover-up misconduct, former Watergate prosecutor Nick Ackerman explained on MSNBC's The Beat with Ari Melber on Tuesday.

The host played a highlight reel of Fox News attacking federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, a top deputy of special counsel Robert Mueller.

"The things they're saying are just part of the same pattern of lies that they've been perpetrating on the Mueller office every chance they get," Ackerman concluded. "The closer the office gets to actually the Trump people and to the president himself, the more they're going to keep attacking."

"The person that really ought to be investigated is Sean Hannity," the former federal prosecutor suggested. "He's the one who was the person whose name was brought up on the [Michael] Cohen search warrant as a client."

"There's no allegation of impropriety for having lawyer," Melber argued.

"No, but why didn't he offer himself up as a client if he's done nothing wrong?" Ackerman asked. "So what is going on with Sean Hannity, when he allows his name to be used as a client and he says he's not a client?"

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