Sean Hannity said Monday during a “town hall” episode that his job as primetime Fox News host earns him more money than he deserves.
said Monday during a “town hall” episode that his job as primetime Fox News host earns him more money than he deserves.Blake Masters predictably pinned the blame on Democrats because they “declared war on oil and gas,” as he put it. “In a country that’s powered by oil and gas, you think you might shoot the cost of energy up to the moon?”
Hannity took the opportunity to say how he was once living on modest means, but those days are behind him. “Listen, I lived paycheck to paycheck for many years of my early adult life. It’s not fun. I can afford it now. I get paid more than I deserve,” said the Fox host,then looked into the camera and joked, “I hope my boss isn’t watching.”
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