'Blah blah blah blah blah': Sean Hannity whines charging Trump with 'obscure' obstruction is unfair

Fox News host Sean Hannity suggested on Tuesday's edition of his radio show that the possibility of former President Donald Trump getting charged with obstruction of justice is unfair because President Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton never had their homes "raided" by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

"So you know, and here's the other problem, you know, with top secret classified documents. So what they're doing here is they're not going to go after what they thought was the crime. Because they didn't raid Hillary Clinton's residences. They didn't raid Joe Biden's four places where he had top secret classified information. No," Hannity complained.

Both Clinton and Biden cooperated with federal investigators. Refusing to do so, or impeding their work, is considered obstruction, which is a felony.

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"So they'll look to something obscure," Hannity continued. "'Well, as a result of the investigation, it is alleged that Donald Trump obstructed justice' — blah blah blah blah blah. Which, by the way, I would argue, legally, he doesn't have any obligation to cooperate with, and nor can anyone give a real definition of whether or not, you know, exactly how one president is supposed to declassify the materials anyway."

Trump has claimed that he declassified documents psychically and that they automatically had that status once he took them from the White House. Those statements are not just false — Trump was recorded acknowledging the limits to his power to declassify certain items, such as war plans for an attack on Iran.

Hannity then said that "it's not going to have anything to do with the documents themselves, except it'll be a process crime. That is my prediction."

There are many indicators that Trump could facing an espionage charge (among a litany of others), as recently highlighted by experts.

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"They're gonna go down the process crime route and they won't apply the same standards to Joe, just like they didn't apply the same standards to the Hillary, and whatever bone they throw you on Hunter is the low-hanging fruit that does not get to the heart of the family business with a multitude of countries that they were paid a fortune from," Hannity added. "And we still haven't gotten the final numbers, and clearly, Hunter Biden with no experience was leading up the effort and implicates his own father. They're gonna stay as far away from the real crux of what legality would impact Joe Biden and just go after Donald Trump, to just continue their policies of politicizing or criminalizing political differences."