Sean Hannity Officially Confirms He Ghosts Tucker Carlson Like a Bad Tinder Date
KEY POINTS
- •Sean Hannity said in a Katie Miller Podcast interview that he 'never talks' to Tucker Carlson anymore and disagrees with his views.
- •Hannity criticized conservative media fighting among themselves and said the main battle is against the 'radical left.'
- •The interview is scheduled to drop 6 p.m. ET Tuesday on multiple platforms including YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Rumble, and X.
On an upcoming episode of the Katie Miller Podcast dropping 6 p.m. ET Tuesday everywhere from YouTube to Rumble and even X (because who doesn't need Hannity on every platform?), Sean Hannity straight-up admitted he doesn't speak to Tucker Carlson anymore—like, ever. Hannity waved goodbye to their Fox News bromance, saying he hardly recognizes the guy Tucker's turned into. When Miller asked about conservative media star drama, Hannity threw shade like a summer blockbuster: "The big fight is the radical left," he said, declining to arm-wrestle his former colleagues, instead suggesting they kill time bickering among themselves. Apparently, after years on prime time, Hannity’s reached peak 'I watch the nonsense but refuse to RSVP' energy. It's basically Fox News' version of 'they broke up, but I’m over it because I have a bigger enemy that might be real.'
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Hannity says he 'has to be aware' of Tucker's insanity but won't engage—because ignoring your frenemies is the new patriotism.
Watching Hannity dodge Tucker drama is like seeing a grizzly bear politely ignoring a raccoon swinging from its fur.
The only thing Hannity tackles harder than the ‘radical left’ is emotionally checking out from Fox’s internal soap opera.
Source: Axios | Published: 3/3/2026 | Author: Mike Allen
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