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Hannity: Stop Smashing Keurigs

Hannity: Stop Smashing Keurigs

Fox News host Sean Hannity has told people to stop smashing their Keurig machines after the coffee company pulled its advertisements from the show. On Sunday, Hannity had promised to give away coffee makers to people who creatively destroyed their Keurig machines in protest, saying they should submit videos. 

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Now, following an apology from the CEO of Keurig, Hannity has changed course, and on his radio show today he said people should "hold their fire" on destroying the product. Keurig apologized for "taking sides" on the issue, and Hannity said that he accepted this apology and that he believes that coffee should not be political. Hannity said he personally owns five Keurig machines. He also said he would replace machines that were destroyed. 

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Chill, everyone. It's just coffee.

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