Hi @seanhannity how are your former producer Jack Hanick and his buddy Konstantin Malofeev doing in Moscow?
I was told by Fox News I’d get a comment on Hanick months ago. Maybe some public pressure will help.
Hanick moved to Russia after working for Fox News for over a decade. He founded a Moscow TV station with Malofeev (who is sanctioned for financing Russian terrorists) called Tsargrad TV.
Tsargrad’s existence oddly coincided with Trump’s run and recently shut down. They reported on Trump almost every day and covered Carter Page’s Moscow speech in full.
Tsargrad had Leonid Reshetnikov on screen a ton. He is the “former” Russian spy whose think tank drew up the plans to sway the 2016 US election.
It’s a bizarre situation all around. Hanick’s entire goal seems to be spread his Christian values, all while working with a terrorism financier. Malofeev even attended Hanick’s reception into the Russian Orthodox Church.
Hanick attended @rykov’s 2016 election night party. He denounced the US for moving away from Judeo-Christian values, while praising Trump and Putin’s Russia.
The video is surreal: A bunch of Russian's trashing the United States and then an American speaking English. Hanick: The United States is "losing its moral accord and fiber.."
From Hanick's LinkedIn: 
I got in touch with Luis Panchame Jr of Fox News (@cheapshotlou) who asked if I needed contact info for Hanick and then subsequently ridiculed me.
Summary: One of the founders of Fox News, Jack Hanick, moved to Moscow in 2012 and started a bizarre TV station with a terrorist financier, Konstantin Malofeev. The TV station coincided with Trump's run and featured Russian govt officials. FNC won't comment about Hanick.
Surely @seanhannity and @FoxNews would love to talk about one of their founders and long-time producers? Why the silence?
