Sean Hannity Makes Weird Disney Threat Related To The Debate
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The Fox News host carried on about ABC's parent company and its theme parks.
Fox News host Sean Hannity hinted Monday that if Donald Trump followers are offended by debate host ABC News, half the country will not visit the theme parks belonging to the network’s parent company, Disney. (Watch the video below.)
“Barring some kind of political miracle, this debate will not be fair,” Hannity said. “ABC-Disney is officially a woke, left-wing organization.”
The conservative personality accused one of the moderators, David Muir, of extreme bias, based on a conservative poll. He also attacked George Stephanopoulos, who is not a moderator for Tuesday night’s showdown between Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
Broadening his attack, Hannity chided late-night talk shows, including ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live, for being “hardcore politically left,” before focusing on his point about Disney and its CEO, Bob Iger.
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