Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nominee John Fetterman again refused when pressed on joining Sean Hannity for unlimited interview time on radio or television.
Clay Travis and former California gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder sound off on 'Hannity.'
"Maybe he won't be able to claim that I've been as vociferous of a critic of his, although I'd like to think that I have, because he is the worst candidate that either party has nominated for a statewide elective office in all of 2022." Citing his current recovery from a Spring stroke, Travis criticized Fetterman's ability to answer MSNBC reporter Dasha Burns' questions even with the help of a desktop computer screen and captioning apparatus.
Lord pointed out Fetterman would have easy access to WHP radio in Harrisburg, where Hannity's radio show is locally syndicated. On"Hannity," Travis added that Fetterman"needs to be gone" in addition because he"quite simply cannot do the job." "For crying out loud. I ran for governor, as you know, out here in California. The newspapers were all in on my opponent, Gavin Newsom, The Sacramento Bee, L.A. Times. I still did interviews," said Elder, currently a conservative radio host.
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