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Jul 12, 2026

Fox News Host mocked for 'petty' jab at guest after major flub live on air

Sean Hannity

Sean Hannity took a swipe at Democratic Pennsylvania State Representative Chris Rabb, a move that bothered conservatives.


During the Fox News broadcast of Hannity on August 6, the conservative host initially spoke about controversial political commentator Hasan Piker, 35, who has endorsed and campaigned with Democratic Pennsylvania State Representative Chris Rabb, 56. He then started to poke fun at the representative, who had appeared as a guest on his program the previous night.

As a guest on Hannity's show, Rabb flubbed and called the host by the wrong name, "Scott." This came after Vice President JD Vance had an awkward interview as another Fox News host questioned him about the mixed signals that the Trump administration is sending the American public about peace talks with Iran.

Sean Hannity

Hannity said, "Now another one of Piker's good friends, socialist congressional candidate Chris Rabb. Well, he was on the program last night. He has the bluest district in the country.

He jabbed, "And uh, he tried to talk in circles and pretended not to know what show he was on, while accidentally revealing his true beliefs."

Viewers took to social media to slam Hannity's comments, arguing he still seemed upset over being called the wrong name.


One person said, "So they can all mispronounce Mamdani and Darializa's names endlessly on purpose, but one person can't call him Scott? Sooo petty, my god."

Another person added, "It would be hilarious if other guests started calling him Scott!"

Sean Hannity and Chris Rabb


A third wrote, "The way this clearly rattled him is brilliant. What an incredible ego read Chris had on Hannity!"

Despite the criticism, Hannity still had a supporter who shared, "He should be salty. How would you like it if someone called you something else?"

On August 6, Rabb appeared as a guest on the Fox News program to discuss with Hannity the rise of socialism within his own Democratic Party.


The two were initially expected to discuss the rise of liberal socialism.

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