Both are fine and much. much better than Hannity.
In my humble opinion, the best interviewer is Michael Savage who allows a guest to peak 90% of the time. Refreshing. America has amazing scholars.
Tucker was starting to get all weirdo Libertarian there for a while; not conservative, but espousing topics and having guests on that were too negative to the Trump Admin policies. He was all enamored of Tulsi Gabbard and had her on a bunch. She ain’t no conservative, and he was letting Judge Napolitano squawk away on subjects detrimental to what Trump and his Admin were trying to accomplish. Napolitano is a Libertarian like too many parts of Tucker is also.
However, this last month Tucker has found his voice and has discovered topics he can really sink his teeth into, namely China, the sham Russian investigation and all the poop that’s coming out regarding it, along with the Deep State corruption (even Napolitano is incensed by the actions of the alphabet agencies, like the FBI, CIA, etc. and the Justice Dept). And how Michael Flynn was done dirty.
Tucker has been on fire now, and it is great TV watching because Tucker isn’t cowed by the Dems and their henchmen, and he’s naming names. He is starting to surpass Hannity regularly now in the ratings, which isn’t that hard to do, because Hannity is in love with the sound of his own voice, and is turning into an obnoxious motor mouth, cutting off his guests and leaving no time for his guests to speak their mind, and therefore is driving his own viewers nuts.
It’s become the all Hannity all the time show. He’s no Rush Limbaugh who is able to carry a whole show by himself, and that is what it appears Sean is trying to do. And Hannity’s voice when he speaks for too long, can be very grating to the ear. It’s too bad because Hannity was speaking out very early in the game on a whole variety of conservative subjects when few other talking heads were, but he is making his show unwatchable because of his self involvement to the detriment of his guests and viewers.
I don’t know if anyone’s advice for him to cut it out will work, as there is an almost obsessive/compulsive quality to his personality. He seems incapable of getting himself to shut up. So Tucker ascends as Sean drops down in the ratings.
I love Jesse Watters incisive mind. And he’s funny to boot. Quick wit.