Trump and Sean Hannity call each other every night before bed and everyone's taking the news well

We all have nightly rituals we do before going to sleep.

For some, relaxing with a hot cup of tea is a must. Others make sure to wash their faces and brush their teeth. But Donald Trump? Well, turns out the president can't sleep until he's talked to his close buddy Sean Hannity.

On Sunday, New York Magazine published an article revealing that after 10:00 p.m. on most weeknights, Trump receives a pre-bedtime call from the Fox News host and once secret client of Michael Cohen.

HmmMMMMmmm... Interesting.

According to the report, Hannity often calls Trump after The Sean Hannity Show airs at 9 p.m. on Fox News, and the two catch up significant developments in the world.

Though the two reportedly chat several times a day, as you can imagine, the thought of Trump and Hannity chatting each night before bed made many Twitter users giggle.

Soon everyone was making the same, very mature, joke.

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The White House operator reportedly has a very short list of names cleared to call Trump, including "a few dozen friends/businessmen and family members outside the administration" such as his sons, Eric and Donald Jr., Stephen Schwarzman, Rupert Murdoch, Tom Barrack, and Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

Congrats on making The List, Hannity. Although, we may all have a foolproof way to contact Trump now.

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