Fox & Friends did not let wrestler Hulk Hogan leave a Friday interview before asking him if a political office could be in his future.
The wrestling legend joined Fox & Friends to promote his new beer called Real American Beer, a beverage he said was partly inspired by the moment Bud Light “crashed and burned” with their Dylan Mulvaney promotion.
“I had this crazy idea because I saw how competitive the beer industry was and I saw what happened with Bud Light and their whole promotion that crashed and burned. I saw this crazy open lane,” Hogan said. “It just reminded me of what needed to be done in this country because we’re much more alike than we are different, and I just thought this is so much bigger than politics because if you can’t communicate and you can’t talk, you’re not going to get anywhere.”
Hogan said his beer is for “Republicans and Democrats,” every race, and every gender, claiming he wants to “bring America back together, one beer at a time.”
Ainsley Earhardt fit in a last minute question with Hogan after he dismissed going back to the ring at the age of 70 when Lawrence Jones asked if it could still be possible.
“Yes or no, run for office?” Earhardt said.
Hogan said he would, presenting two platforms: common sense and a flat tax.
“We need somebody in there that’s got some common sense, you know what I’m saying? So if you need a president or a vice president, I’ll volunteer and take this country over, and I’ll rule with an iron fist, a flat tax, nothing but common sense,” he said. “I know right from wrong, brother!”
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