There's nothing out there but one claim made by a woman whose father watched Hannity and claimed that if Hannity hadn't said he didn't like the way Americans were being scared because the virus was being overblown her father would have never gone on a cruise vacation. The story fell apart because the man left on March first and Hannity didn't make the statement until March 9th. Unfortunately her father contacted the virus and died. Fox News is currently being sued for it's downplaying of the virus claiming it increases the risk to those who watch Fox News to not take the virus seriously but there's no data that proves that those who watch Fox News or Hannity is leading to their deaths.
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/16/fox-news-fights-coronavirus-misinformation-lawsuit-first-amendment-protects-false-speech/

https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/20/new-york-times-blame-fox-news-sean-hannity-death-man-coronavirus/

Yes it's utter despicable to watch what Fox News is doing while their corporate heads are taking pay cuts so that their employees can stay home safe. It the highest of high hypocrisy. Right now I can't even stand to watch Fox News, not that I ever watch Hannity outside the first couple minutes prior or last few minutes ending as the DVR would pick it up after Tucker and before Laura. I recorded Hannity in the early am hours just in case something explosive was breaking and I wanted to get the info from all different angles. Basically I can't stand the guy. I gave up Laura about two weeks ago and am finding it rather hard to make it through Tucker now. There's nothing worse than people who are so obviously lying to you, if they weren't lying they wouldn't be doing Skype interviews. They'd put themselves at the same risk they expect others to take.

As far as the guns at the Michigan capitol from what I understand from a local blog is those weapons were old arms, like muzzle loaders for example. They supposedly were used as props to display what the forefathers fought for in this country. Don't quote me on that as I said I got it off a blog where the people were debating if they should have been allowed to carry them on the capitol grounds.

As far as the police are concerned these people aren't their first worry when it comes to carrying guns. These are people who assemble to protect constitutional rights. They generally aren't nut cases or people showing up from the hood with unregistered guns. These are the people that if for any reason there were to be civil unrest to the point where police or national guard where to find themselves being overwhelmed are going to take to the streets to back them up. The overwhelming majority of these people are otherwise just hard working Americans that pose no real threat to society.