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'''Hannity and Colmes''' (1996 - ) is a talk show/pundit program on [[Fox News|Fox News Channel]]. The program is a left/right debate style program. It features [[Sean Hannity]] on the right, and [[Alan Colmes]] on the left. This show is similar to [[CNN]]'s, now cancelled, [[Crossfire]]. Hannity and Colmes has featured prominent guests such as former Clinton Administration Advisor [[Dick Morris]], New Mexico Governor [[Bill Richardson]], former New York City Mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]], New York Senator [[Charles Schumer]], Rev. [[Al Sharpton]], DNC Chairman [[Howard Dean]] and former [[New York City]] Mayor [[Ed Koch]]. | '''Hannity and Colmes''' (1996 - ) is a talk show/pundit program on [[Fox News|Fox News Channel]]. The program is a left/right debate style program. It features [[Sean Hannity]] on the right, and [[Alan Colmes]] on the left. This show is similar to [[CNN]]'s, now cancelled, [[Crossfire]]. Hannity and Colmes has featured prominent guests such as former Clinton Administration Advisor [[Dick Morris]], New Mexico Governor [[Bill Richardson]], former New York City Mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]], New York Senator [[Charles Schumer]], Rev. [[Al Sharpton]], DNC Chairman [[Howard Dean]] and former [[New York City]] Mayor [[Ed Koch]]. | ||
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| + | It was announced in Novemember 2008, that Alan Colmes would be leaving the show by the end of the year. Effective January 12, [[Hannity & Colmes]] will be simply named, "Hannity".<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/13/arts/television/13arts-HANNITYNOWAS_BRF.html?ref=television</ref> | ||
Revision as of 05:27, December 14, 2008
Hannity and Colmes (1996 - ) is a talk show/pundit program on Fox News Channel. The program is a left/right debate style program. It features Sean Hannity on the right, and Alan Colmes on the left. This show is similar to CNN's, now cancelled, Crossfire. Hannity and Colmes has featured prominent guests such as former Clinton Administration Advisor Dick Morris, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, New York Senator Charles Schumer, Rev. Al Sharpton, DNC Chairman Howard Dean and former New York City Mayor Ed Koch.
It was announced in Novemember 2008, that Alan Colmes would be leaving the show by the end of the year. Effective January 12, Hannity & Colmes will be simply named, "Hannity".[1]
References
Hannity and Colmes at FoxNews.com