Fox News To Host Town Hall With Donald Trump June 1
The town hall will be pre-taped by the news outlet “earlier in the day."
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Fox News announced Thursday evening it will have a town hall with former President Donald Trump on June 1.
The town hall will take place in Clive, Iowa, and will be pre-taped “earlier in the day” to keep up with the news outlet’s handling of recent interviews with the former president.
Fox News host Sean Hannity will be the host.
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This will be the second town hall the former president will participate in, following the CNN town hall on May 10 that drew major criticism.
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