Fox News host Sean Hannity predicts that Vice President Kamala Harris will receive favorable treatment from ABC News moderators during the Presidential Debate. Hannity accuses the media of an agenda to help Harris win and vows to hold her accountable for her radical agenda after the debate.
Fox News host Sean Hannity has called out the media's coverage of Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of the ABC News Presidential Debate, alleging bias in her favor.
"Kamala (is) on home turf at ABC News with moderators who want her to win," Hannity asserted on his show "Hannity." "It will be three on one against Donald Trump all night."
Hannity Exposes Media Bias Ahead of ABC News Presidential Debate
Hannity claims that the media will praise Harris regardless of her performance, simply because she is a woman and a person of color.
"We'll be in the Spin Room, we’ll be in Philly, we'll have our cheesesteak in the afternoon, and we will expose her radical agenda every night until election night," Hannity vowed.
Hannity further criticized ABC News for not challenging Harris on her policies, which he described as "dangerous" and "far-left."
"ABC has an obligation to get answers because the election is in 57 days," Hannity said. "Early voting ballots have gone out in states already. Early voting starts one week from tomorrow, and Pennsylvania rolls out quickly around the country."
He specifically cited Harris's support for "Medicare for All," which he claimed would eliminate private health insurance and lead to government control of healthcare.
Hannity also accused Harris of being soft on crime, pointing to her support for bail reform and her record as California's Attorney General, where she was criticized for her handling of criminal justice issues.
"Kamala Harris is dangerous," Hannity declared. "She is a radical leftist who wants to fundamentally transform America into a socialist utopia."
Hannity's comments reflect a common sentiment among conservative pundits, who accuse the mainstream media of being biased against Republicans and in favor of Democrats.
Critics of Hannity's remarks argue that his accusations are unfounded and that the media's coverage of Harris has been fair and objective. They also point out that Trump has received favorable treatment from Fox News and other conservative outlets.
