Sean Hannity doesn’t know any more about what happened with Tucker Carlson than the next guy, and if you think he should, well, “I don’t own the company,” the radio host said Monday.
Hannity opened his 3 p.m. syndicated show freshly shocked by the news that Carlson was no longer with his home network. Though the two have hosted back-to-back news hours on TV for years now, Hannity repeatedly insisted that he had no idea what went on behind the scenes at Fox.
“It’s very hard,” Hannity said. “My phone has been blowing up all day. The hard part for me is I don’t have a clue.”