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Hannity is a conservative news program (2009–present) that airs on the Fox News Channel every weeknight at 9pm Eastern. The show is hosted by conservative commentator Sean Hannity. The show follows a similar format to Mr. Hannity's weekend show, Hannity's America.
The show mainly consists of Sean reporting the political news of the day and interviews with specials guests. He also regularly features a segment called the "Hate Hannity Hotline" where viewers can call in and voice their "opinion" on Hannity and his views. The first week of the program, an interview with conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh was aired.
See also
External links
- Official Site
- Obama Spokesman accuses Hannity of being anti-Semtic (October 2008, was then Hannity and Colmes)