Katie Miller interviewed Fox News' Sean Hannity for an upcoming episode of "The Katie Miller Podcast," and Hannity jabbed at former prime-time colleague Tucker Carlson: - "I don't ever talk to him, ever," Hannity said. "I wish him well. I've read a lot of what he says. I just completely disagree with it. And it's not the person that I knew when he was at Fox." What they're saying: Miller asked Hannity if he thinks conservative media stars have become too focused on fighting each other instead of the left. - Hannity replied: "I do. … And I've stayed out of it, if you've noticed. … That's by design. To me, the big fight in this country is against the radical left. And [if] they all want to kill each other, have at it." "I'm way past…
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