Fox Sports host Katie Nolan blasts Sean Hannity as a “f*****g moron” and the Fox News star fires back

FILE - In this March 18, 2016 file photo, Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity speaks during a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, in Phoenix. Hannity and TV producer David Simon are tossing vulgarities at each other on social media. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri, File)

 

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It doesn’t matter much to Fox Sports host Katie Nolan that Fox News host Sean Hannity works for the same parent company, 21st Century Fox. He’s fair game for criticism.

As Hannity was engaged in one Twitter war against the New York Times, which ran a story about how often Hannity talks to and gives advice to President Donald Trump, he received incoming unfriendly Twitter fire from Nolan, the host of “Garbage Time” on Fox Sports 1.

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Nolan called Hannity a “literal fucking moron.” And Hannity wasn’t pleased.

The feud spilled into Sunday with Nolan retweeting disparaging tweets sent by Hannity supporters. Hannity also directly tweeted at Nolan. He suggested that Nolan’s career in the sports world might not last long if she continued to tweet bad words.

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Nolan did send a tweet to Hannity apologizing for her use of naughty language — but added a little tweak that didn’t escape Hannity.

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Hannity then got some tweets asking if he was threatening Nolan’s career. Hannity responded that he’s all for free speech, and that he has no intention of reporting the young Fox Sports host to the company’s human resources department.

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