Sean Hannity said Monday during an episode of “City Council” that his job as prime-time host on Fox News makes him more money than he’s worth.
When discussing inflation, Hannity’s choice Senate candidate for Arizona and 2020 election denier Blake Masters blamed Democrats for “declaring war on oil and gas,” as he put it. “In a country that runs on oil and gas, do you think you could pay for energy to the moon?”
Hannity took the opportunity to say how he once lived on modest means, but those days have left him.
“Listen, I lived a paycheck to pay for many years of my early adult life. It’s no fun. I can afford it now.” The Fox host, who bought a seaside mansion not far from Mar-a-Lago last year, said, “I get paid more. what I deserve.”
Then, the longtime cable news host looked at the camera and joked, “I hope my boss isn’t watching.”
This is the last episode of Town Hall. Like others holding Hannity Last week with his two favorite Senate candidates, Herschel Walker and Mehmet Oz – they submitted no questions from the audience to Arizona Governor Carrie Lake or Masters, despite calling him “city council”.
“But honestly,” Hannity continued, “I was upset.”
“I get angry when I fill a tank twice – it’s $120 and it was $60…it’s killing poor, middle class, fixed-income people,” said Hannity, who suggested on his radio talk show. 70, 80, 90 hours per week. At the time, he claimed, “This is what I do.”
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