[undeniable logic]

But if you need to hear "We must win in Iraq and support the President no matter what" 47 times per show, or hear Sean and some old guy slurp each other to a dinky-dink theme song at the end, it's the show for you.

I have to agree, it's nerve-wracking. I'll tune in on my way home from work and only listen if he's got a worthwhile interview going. When I tune in and "Let Freedom Ring" is playing, or some caller is busy stroking his ego, that's it, I immediately tune out for the day.

When my scanner hits Hannity I'll usually stop it, but I always change the station at the first "You're a great American," because it is so overused and is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I rarely listen for more than a minute.

[undeniable logic]

When my scanner hits Hannity I'll usually stop it, but I always change the station at the first "You're a great American," because it is so overused and is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I rarely listen for more than a minute.

And what's up with this? Whenever someone calls in and says "you're a great American" Hannity always responds "thank you. You're a great American." He doesn't know the caller from Adam; what a dumb/uninformed/perhaps undeserved complement. Arrghhhh, it annoys me...

[Dr. Scarpetta]

When my scanner hits Hannity I'll usually stop it, but I always change the station at the first "You're a great American," because it is so overused and is like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I rarely listen for more than a minute.

My main problems with Hannity are that he has too many democrats on, plus he argues with morons. He's also repetitive, but young people need that type of education. My son-in-law became a Republican after listening to Sean.

[HankReardon]

You must be the biggest pu$$y on earth of that's all it takes to irritate you.