“We don’t agree on everything but we are both street fighters @seanhannity, which means something. Let’s set a booking so I can come on the show to talk about the case and the issues in the case. No BS. Just a straight up discussion by two men. Thanks for considering it,” Michael Avenatti wrote to his 240,000 Twitter followers on Monday.
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The challenge comes one week after Hannity was revealed in a Manhattan courtroom to be Cohen’s third client. Hannity, an opinion host and staunch supporter of President Trump, maintains the relationship was “minimal” and was never invoiced for any legal services by Cohen.
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