Hannity Spars With Khanna, Rips Democrats’ Rhetoric as Agents Face Attacks [WATCH]

Sean Hannity wasn’t playing nice on Thursday.

The Fox News host clashed with Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna during a heated exchange over Democrats’ rhetoric toward Immigration and Customs Enforcement — and Hannity came armed with receipts.

Hannity presented a 16-page list of illegal immigrant criminals arrested by ICE in Minnesota, highlighting crimes including rape, aggravated assault, and drug possession — then pressed Khanna for refusing to condemn Democrats who compare ICE agents to Nazis.

And Hannity didn’t stop there.

He demanded to know why Khanna wouldn’t stand in solidarity with families who’ve buried loved ones killed by illegal immigrants — while Democrats, he argued, keep dehumanizing the people charged with enforcing the law.

“Why don’t we lower the temperature in this country, lower the rhetoric, figure out how we enforce immigration laws, but not have ICE agents shooting Americans,” Khanna said.

Hannity snapped back — hard.

“How about you let ICE do their job and you support law enforcement and enforcing the laws of this land? … Your party is out there demonizing them calling them Nazis, Gestapo, fascists, and terrorists,” Hannity said. “And that has created an… Your party and you up to tonight never… I looked, I’ve never seen you condemn the rhetoric of the leaders of your party calling them Nazi, Gestapo, fascist. That is inciting and dehumanizing these officials. And they’re now being attacked tonight.”

Khanna tried to flip the script, accusing Republicans of labeling illegal immigrants “rapists and murderers.”

“Have you condemned the rhetoric of, have you condemned the rhetoric of Republicans who call immigrants rapists and murderers? I mean, come on, there’s excessive rhetoric on both sides,” Khanna continued.

Hannity wasn’t buying it — and he reminded Khanna of the families Democrats wouldn’t even stand for.

“Some of them are murderers and rapists. And you didn’t get off your ass when it came to Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray when you were at a joint session speech,” Hannity said. “Why not? You could have stood up for their families and you should be able to put out the names of the people that were murdered. You should care about getting rid of pedophiles, murderers, rapists, traffickers, gang members.”

Watch the exchange above.