If the declining ratings for Hannity’s TV show are any indication, the ratings for his radio show will suffer, too, if not already https://www.apnews.com/be207fad1cc243bdb645cd71623395b5
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Hannity diminishing popularity?
- Thread starter Lee Linwood
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I mentioned this in another thread that he has spread himself too thin, with the daily TV show, the radio show, the podcast, the personal appearances, and everything else. We already saw Laura Ingraham give up the radio show. Years ago, Bill O'Reilly and CNBCs Jim Cramer had daily radio shows, and they dropped them to focus on TV. I've noticed that a number of Hannity radio affiliates have delayed his show to evenings. The most notable was WSB Atlanta. That's a #1 station in a Top 10 market.
I like him, but never liked his radio show. I listened to Grant over Hannity when they were competitors.
Fox News has allied itself too close to Trump and the GOP. Once those scandals start to hit the president directly how will they be able to spin the news in his favor? They built a house of cards around his crazy supporters believing everything they say. When the news turns south they won't he able to put a positive spin on it.
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