At the beginning of his presidential town hall meeting with former president Donald Trump on Thursday, Fox News anchor Sean Hannity distinguishes himself from CNN’s Kaitlin Collins.
On May 10, CNN held a town hall meeting where Trump participated.
During her time as host, Collin’s and Trump had disagreements and intense arguments all night long.
Just before Trump took the stage, Hannity declined to go on stage with him.
“Unlike fake news CNN, it’s not my job to sit here and debate the candidate,” Hannity said.
“We’re going to ask him about the issue of the day that actually matters to the people that came out here tonight in the rain and thunder and lightning.”
“Nothing is off the table.”
Trump quickly onto the stage amid roaring applause.
In contrast to CNN’s event with Collins and Trump, which acquired notoriety owing to its contentious exchanges, Hannity’s program may have avoided going viral due to his avoidance of hot debates.
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As Collins questioned the President about his conduct during the Capitol invasion on January 6, 2021, the CNN town hall generated uproar.
“When they went to the Capitol and they were breaking into the Capitol, smashing windows, injuring police officers, why did it take you three hours to tell them to go home?” Collins asked.
After being questioned, Trump hurriedly removed a bundle of papers from his jacket.
Screenshots of his tweets from that specific day were included in the documents.
“On January 5, the day before, I said, ‘Please support our Capitol Police and Law Enforcement. They are truly on the side of our Country. Stay peaceful!’” Trump said.
