On Wednesday evening, FOX News’ Sean Hannity blasted the Democrat Party for its history of racism. In what was the hardest hitting part of the segment, the pro-Trump host highlighted Hillary Clinton’s past glowing statements about former KKK member Senator Robert Byrd. Clinton once delivered a “heartfelt remembrance” after Byrd’s death, calling him her mentor.

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FOX News Insider reports:

Hannity recalled how several contemporary Democrats’ “mentors” were pro-segregationist or against the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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He pointed out Bill Clinton’s mentor, Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-Ark.) and his vice president’s father, Sen. Al Gore Sr. (D-Tenn.) both found themselves on the wrong side of race issues.

Fulbright signed the “Southern Manifesto,” which objected to the Supreme Court’s desegregation of schools in “Brown v. Board of Education.”

Gore Sr. voted against the Civil Rights Act.