Sean Hannity slams Tim Walz over 'track record of scandal', calls him Kamala Harris' 'political soulmate'

Sean Hannity called Kamala Harris' choice a sign of her alignment with the 'most radical, extreme, and dangerously far-left' factions of Democratic Party
Sean Hannity strongly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris' selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate (Foxnews/Getty Images)
Sean Hannity strongly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris' selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate (Foxnews/Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: In a recent Fox News segment, Sean Hannity sharply criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for choosing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate.

Hannity labeled Harris' choice as a sign of her alignment with what he describes as the "most radical, extreme, and dangerously far-left" factions of the Democratic Party.

Sean Hannity blasts Kamala Harris and Tim Walz as radical and unfit for office

Sean Hannity asserted, “Well, tonight, full confirmation that, yes, the Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, is the single most radical, extreme, and downright dangerous far-left politician ever coronated by the Democratic Party.”

He went on to label Walz as "the single most radical far-left governor in the United States," asserting that Harris and Walz are "political soulmates."

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE - AUGUST 19: Democratic vice presidential nominee U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA
Sean Hannity claimed that Kamala Harris and Tim Walz embody the most radical far-left elements of the Democratic Party (Getty Images)

Hannity's critique was not limited to ideological differences. He described Walz as “a champion of woke politics” and accused him of having a “track record of scandal, dishonesty, and failure.”

He further claimed that Walz has “deep, decades-long ties to China,” suggesting that these affiliations contribute to a broader pattern of troubling behavior.

Hannity's commentary broadened into a sweeping indictment of the Democratic Party. He warned of a "deep-seated rot now festering within the radical left Socialist Party," claiming it is “entangled with socialism, anti-Semitism, and a disdain for our country, along with those who hold such hateful beliefs.”



 

He added, “They all love Tim Walz. He’s their guy, and they’re going to head to the polls and vote for Kamala.”

Wrapping up his comments, Hannity declared, “If they succeed, these two political allies will do everything they can to transform the US into something entirely and utterly unrecognizable.”

Sean Hannity links market drop to Joe Biden administration policies

In another commentary, Sean Hannity linked recent global market volatility to the Biden administration’s policies. He pointed out a significant drop in Japan’s Nikkei index, which fell 12% in a single trading session, attributing this downturn to fears surrounding the Biden-Harris economic strategies.

“For the third straight trading day, stocks plummeting, collapsing amid fears of a global recession and rising unemployment while major industries are buckling under high interest rates,” Hannity noted.



 

Hannity also referenced former President Donald Trump’s criticism of Harris, who had labeled the market downturn as the “KAMALA CRASH.” Trump suggested that the prospect of Harris ascending to the presidency was unsettling for investors.

Hannity echoed these concerns, stating, “The hemorrhaging is not over. Japan’s stock market, they just posted their worst day since Black Monday from 1987."

"All of this being fueled by the very real fears that the Biden-Harris economy will spiral this country in a full-on recession in spite of all the proclamations of all the success of Bidenomics,” he added.

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