[George from New England]

Haven’t been able to listen to Ham - it - up - ty in years. Just a rehash of more intelligent people on the dial.
I wish he would just go away.

[gubamyster]

Haven’t been able to listen to Ham - it - up - ty in years.

Well, that certainly makes you an expert then, doesn't it.

[Wm F Buckley Republican]

I’m glad he’s there. Hannity has been an excellent source of info.

[plain talk]

Haven’t been able to listen to Ham - it - up - ty in years. Just a rehash of more intelligent people on the dial. I wish he would just go away

Yeah I've noticed that as well. He is too wordy. Diarhea of the mouth. He would do better to slow down and tell me something I don't already know.

He also raises the pitch on the words at the ends of his sentences. He does this constantly. It is quite mechanical. Even if I like the content of his message I can not tolerate the way he sounds. I can get the content elsewhere. Hannity is unlistenable.

[Osage Orange]

Who are your...more intelligent people on the dial...?

Curious....And I don't bite.

[Cheerio]

Haven’t been able to listen to Ham - it - up - ty in years. Just a rehash of more intelligent people on the dial. I wish he would just go away.

I turn him off because of his repeated use of "uhm; and ah you know ".
It just grates on my ears like finger nails on a chalk board. Now mind you, I am not a talk show host and I do not play one on TV - and there is a reason for that. I am not a good public speaker nor do I have adequate responses for questions instantly on the fly. But I can do the research and write a fairly good response given time for the task. I do not hear Sean's incessant stuttering on other talk shows (with the exception of Joe Walsh from Chicago).

From urban dictionary - Uhm is a word often used by programmers when they respond to a question that has no context, or is way too stupid to answer.