As Sean Hannity goes, so goes the nation. Fox News correspondent at large Geraldo Rivera suggested Tuesday night on “Hannity” that the prime-time host is key to President Donald Trump’s survival. “If it wasn't [for] your show, Sean, they would destroy him absolutely,” he said.
Fox News correspondent at large Geraldo Rivera suggested Tuesday night on “Hannity” that the prime-time host is key to President Donald Trump’s survival. “If it wasn't [for] your show, Sean, they would destroy him absolutely,” he said. “You are the difference between Donald J. Trump and Richard Nixon.”
“They don’t fear Trump. They fear his voters,” Walsh said. “They know his voters digest Fox News every day, so they toe the line with what Fox News is doing [and] put out crap about the ‘deep state’ and all this other stuff they really don’t believe in.” Such assertions, often reinforced with Trump tweets and online messaging, make the jobs of Fox’s news reporters more difficult.
Walsh suggests conservative critics of Trump, like himself, aren’t getting enough airtime on the network. The former congressman has called for impeaching Trump this past week on MSNBC and CNN, but hasn’t scored an invite from Fox News. He last appeared on Fox Business in August in a contentious segment in which he and host Stuart Varney sparred over whether Trump has ever lied.
Once a paid Fox News contributor, the former South Carolina governor and congressman said he doesn’t expect such a role again given his criticism of Trump and now exists in “something of a media no-man’s land.” In an interview, Sanford struck traditional Republican notes around debts, deficits and free-market competition, and lamented that some policy views coming from the White House and echoed by Fox hosts and others are “anything but conservative.
The intramural spat was one of several to play out on air. Conservative radio host Jordan Sekulow said Monday morning on Fox News that Wallace’s questioning of Miller was “unfair” because the White House adviser isn’t an attorney. Sekulow’s father, Jay Sekulow, is Trump’s lawyer and appeared that night on “Hannity,” along with the president’s most visible attorney: Rudy Giuliani.
Later that hour, senior judicial analyst Anthony Napolitano dismissed the allegations against Biden. “Prosecutors in Ukraine and even prosecutors here in the United States say there’s no there there,” he said.
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