Watch Sean Hannity to help Trump justify Qatar Jet gift in real time

Sean Hannity seemed that President Donald Trump wanted to accept more excuses for his wish to accept Qatar's freelance Air Force One substitute in a conversation that was broadcast on Tuesday. (Take a look at the video below.)

On board the current Air Force One, the FOX News moderator carried out the topics when he and the president discussed the problematic deal, which would then hand over the future Trump library to the 400 million dollar -Jumbo -Jet. The agreement was even questioned by Republicans. But Trump and the hosts dug up.

Hannity has set up the segment by accusing people on the left of Harping on this topic and knowing nothing about US Qatar relationships. Despite Trump's “Schwanker achievements, groundbreaking diplomacy, the state -owned, state -run media mob still managed to find their new obsession,” said Hannity.

Quickly forward to your conversation. Trump lived with an Air Force One-Deal with Boeing. He complained that the current presidential aircraft is less impressive and much smaller than the aircraft for rulers from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

“Some people say oh, you shouldn't accept gifts for the country,” said Trump. “My attitude is, why should I not accept a gift? We give everyone else, why shouldn't I accept a gift?

“Isn't it part of their argument how the United States paid billions and trillion dollars to secure every aspect of the world?” Asked Hannity.

“I said we have secured this part of the world for many years,” replied Trump. “If someone makes a gift, I don't get – I don't get anything, I can fly it like any other president.”

“So the United States gave them gifts. It is called national defense and security,” said Hannity and noticed the moment the aircraft would then belong to the Trump library.

“We give a lot of gifts. We give too many gifts to be honest with them,” replied Trump. “We give gifts to defend countries that would not even exist, many countries would not even exist. The countries would not even exist all over the world. But I thought it was a nice gesture. Now we say we should not accept gifts in the Ministry of Defense. I would only say a stupid person. Not representative of our country.”