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sean hannity. >> what do you make of other candidates choosing not to go on fo fox news for these town halls? >> with elizabeth warren i want necessarily surprised. they are obviously going after very different bases. i think pete buttigieg could be trying to bring in more of a moderate, less progressive base, whereas warren's very progress of base was very happy with her deciding not to go on fox news, doing that town hall and very much praised the decision. however, i think there has been some concern over the i guess decision not to do fox news town halls from warren or reportedly kamala harris. it's interesting, bernie sanders decided not -- did a fox news town hall last month and we see that him and warren are kind of vying for that same progressive base. however, that progressive base exists in swing states such as pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan and even though they may be progressive voters, they may still watch fox news. at the end of the day, fox news is a very high lie watched network across the country and it's good exposure. so if these candidates are looking to maybe sway more voters to their s

sean hannity. it is the newscasters. >> right. >> the question is, is there value for someone like elizabeth warren, making her case directly to peopleatch fox news? probably there is. in her line, i think it doesn't outweigh the sense she's endorsing what happens on primetime on that network, basically walking in step with the white house. >> willie, we're talking about, for the most part, primetime there. you have democrats that watch fox news. vicini independents and swing voters watch fox news. you have to get out in front of people who may not agree with you. barack obama in 2008 talked about how he won in places like iowa. he'd go to counties in iowa that might be 70/30 republican. instead of saying, well, i'll never win there, he'd go. he'd try to lessen the margins. maybe 60/40. maybe 55/45. fox snnews is a great place to pick upswi swing voters at the y least. who knows? you can get support from people who never supported you before. >> senator warren has appeared on fox news as a guest before. there is an element of politics to this. senator elizabeth warren is very smart. she's rising in the poll s slowy but surely. she kn