"I'm not going to pretend to be conservative so I can be the darling of the conservative media"

But, in a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Logan threw water on the industry chatter. “I’ve known Hannity a long time,” she said. “He’s been saying that since the day I met him.” (Logan said that Hannity is “one of the good guys” in “an industry of assholes.”)

In the days since the podcast blew up, Logan said she’s been approached for work by mostly conservative media organizations but has not had discussions with Fox News or any other network — yet. She pushed back on Hannity’s suggestion when he made it, telling him she doesn’t want to be “owned” by any corporation.

“There are many [companies] I would work for but I’m not going to be something I’m not,” Logan told THR when asked about her professional opportunities. “I’m not going to pretend to be conservative so I can be the darling of the conservative media. I’m going to be who I am.”