Stephen A. Smith to Hannity: ‘I don’t think I’m running either’
By Sarah Fortinsky
Published on March 9, 2026.
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith has distanced himself from the possibility of running for president, stating he wouldn't want to give up his wealth to do so. This comes in a new interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity, ahead of the debut episode of the "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" podcast. Smith, who has been mentioned as a future presidential candidate and launched a political talk show on SiriusXM, said he "wasn't giving up my money" in the future. The position of U.S. president makes $400,000 a year.
Related Articles
Darien P&Z To Hear Subdivision Proposal, Zoning Amendment
The Darien Planning Commission will meet on March 10 to consider a proposed subdivision, zoning amendment, and other applications, including one for a tennis court.
Lebanon asks U.S. for direct peace talks with Israel to end fighting
Lebanon's government seeks direct peace talks with Israel to end the conflict, frustrated by Washington's indifference and Israel's focus on eliminating Hezbollah, which has intensified violence.
Jesse Jackson’s Son Slams Ex-Presidents Obama, Biden and Clinton at Civil Rights Activist’s Memorial
Jesse Jackson Jr. criticized ex-presidents Obama, Biden, and Clinton at a memorial for his late father, highlighting their criticism and criticism of current administration policies.