Sean Hannity. themoderatevoice.com Sean Hannity on Tuesday laced into Glenn Beck, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, and the so-called Never Trump movement at large, saying on his radio program that he will hold those who refused to back Donald Trump responsible should Hillary Clinton win the White House in November. 
 
 "You own Hillary Clinton. National Review, you own it. Glenn Beck, you own it. Ted Cruz, you own it. ... She wins, I'm blaming all of you," Hannity said. "[Y]ou own all of her policies." 
 
 He added: "Yeah, I'm going to name names. I'm not sitting here and wimping out. I know there are people out there blaming me." 
 
 The conservative radio host first named Ohio Gov. John Kasich, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, and Cruz. He then went after members of the conservative media, particularly seeming to home in on Beck, whom he characterized as on a "holy war" against Trump. 
 
 Here's a glimpse of his fiery diatribe: 
 
 "Well, let me just say to all of you. And that includes the commentator class. That includes the Jonah Goldberg class, that includes radio talk show hosts. Glenn Beck is like on a — it's a holy war for him at this point. I mean, he's off the rails attacking me every day. Blaming me for Trump. Well, no. I was fair to everybody, Glenn. Whether you want to admit it or not. I know I was fair. My conscience is clear. And I, frankly, I'm proud to pull the lever for Donald Trump with a clear conscience. 
 
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 "So here's what I say to all of you Never Trumpers — Glenn Beck, I hope you're listening. You own Hillary Clinton's Supreme Court appointments. You own it! You are doing everything you can do to cast doubt in people's minds! Trump gave us a list. You own her Supreme Court nominees, you own her un-vetted refugees and the 550% increase she will bring into this country. You own the jobs that illegal immigrants will take from the 95 million Americans out of the labor force. You own Obamacare, which is a disaster for this country. You own education because she is beholden to the NEA [National Education Association]. And if we don't improve the lives of 95 million Americans out of the labor force, I blame you for that, too! 
 
 "Because you're helping elect her. And I'm also saying that, hey, we have a $4,100 increase in healthcare payments since Obama has been president. It's only going to go higher. You get responsibility for that, too! We have got 12 million more Americans on food stamps. If that increases, I'm going to blame you! We have 46 million total. Eight million more Americans living in poverty. Fifty million Americans in poverty. If that gets worse, I'm blaming you! You know, we have the worst home ownership in 51 years. If that gets worse, guess who I'm blaming? I'm blaming all of you! 
 
 "Arrogant, stubborn, lying about what Trump has said and his record. Purposefully distorting, creating doubt, misperception — and you're so obsessed, some of you with Trump, you don't even go over how corrupt Hillary is! What a disaster Obama has been. And if we have 1 in 5 American families four years from now, still without a single family member working, I am blaming you. And if in four years from now we have 1 in 6 American men, 18 to 24, in jail or living in mommy's basement, I'll blame you. And if we continue to build up more debt than every other president combined like Obama did, well, that's your debt! And that's money you are helping to steal from our kids! And we have the lowest labor participation rate since the '70s, well, I blame you for that! 
 
 "And if we elect a president because you are so stubborn, arrogant, and stupid, that can't say 'radical Islam' and can't engage an enemy and identify it, that's your fault as well! And if you help elect the single most corrupt person to ever seek the presidency, somebody who lies like she did, somebody who sold out her office for gain like she has, somebody who has failed on Iran and ISIS and radical Islam in general, and Iraq and Iran and Syria and North Africa and Libya, I'm blaming you! 
 
 "And you are going to say, 'Hannity, we blame you. You gave Donald Trump time on your show.' And I gave every other candidate time. His agenda is infinitely better than hers. And if you can't see that, then that's your problem. You own it. You own her. You own every dumb thing she's about to do. I blame you. Got it? I am going to name names regularly if she wins." 
 
 Hannity concluded the segment by saying that, "on the flip side," if Trump were to win the White House and not keep his promises, then he would accept responsibility. 
 
 "I'll take the blame and responsibility," he said. "OK? Gladly. I will proudly pull the lever for Trump." 
 
 Hannity has railed against the Never Trump movement before, but he has almost always refrained from naming specific people, particularly Beck. 
 
 Beck, through a representative, declined to comment. 
 
 The tirade was likely to deepen an already-existing rift inside the conservative news media. Hannity, Matt Drudge, Ann Coulter, and the website Breitbart have found themselves at odds with Beck and more traditional conservative news outlets over their support for Trump in this election cycle. ||||| Fox News host Sean Hannity on Monday railed against conservative talk-show host Glenn Beck, calling the prominent member of the Never Trump movement a “saboteur” with whom he had “no interest” in making peace after the election. 
 
 Hannity made the comments on his nationally syndicated radio program while explaining to his audience that the post-election “fight” is “coming next.” 
 
 “Glenn Beck was saying, ‘Oh, we got to all come together after the election.’ I’m not interested in coming together with a bunch of saboteurs,” Hannity said. “I just have no interest in that. And people that are myopic.” 
 
 Hannity knocked Beck, saying he was “sick and tired” of being lectured by “a guy that gives a Nazi analogy a day.” 
 
 “One of the cohorts on his show compared me to a Nazi not that long ago,” Hannity said, though it was not clear exactly what he was referencing. “Then he goes on air and says, ‘I’ve never said anything about Sean Hannity.’ I watched it!”
– The past few months have featured plenty of liberal versus conservative battles as Election 2016 nears the finish line. But two major players on the right took each other on this week—and it was all over Donald Trump. Hot Air reports that Fox News host Sean Hannity used his nationally syndicated radio show on Monday to launch a verbal attack against fellow radio host Glenn Beck, who has proclaimed he's on the "never Trump" side of the aisle. Hannity said that even after the new president has been selected, he has "no interest" in settling things with "saboteur" Beck, adding that he was "sick and tired” of being lectured by "a guy that gives a Nazi analogy a day." Beck responded in a somewhat wistful-sounding Facebook post early Wednesday, calling his fellow conservative's diatribe "very sad." "Sean will always be welcome in my world. He is not my enemy. Nor is D Trump," he wrote. "There is much more to our citizenship than one presidential election. Being kind, understanding or even turning the other cheek is more important." It's not the first time Hannity has gone apoplectic on the Never Trump movement: In August, he fired shots against Beck, Ted Cruz, the National Review, and other anti-Donalds, saying that if "[Hillary Clinton] wins, I'm blaming all of you," per Business Insider.