"Hannity" interns hit the streets of New York City to ask Americans to evaluate Obama's response to the Gulf oil spill:

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As this year's gubernatorial elections near, I find myself doubting that many of my peers will bother to use their vote. College students may be happy to participate in political activities in a group setting, but when it comes to taking the individual initiative to excursive their civic duty, many bow out. Scores of college students jump at the chance to travel hours to Washington, D.C., to protest Roe v. Wade, petition for gay rights, etc., but few are willing to even travel to their mailboxes request an absentee ballot... continue reading »

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As the story of young Falcon Heene broke last week, the "Hannity" crews attention was torn from their work and cast upon the televisions horrifying reports of a young child in extreme danger. The thought of a child stuck up in a weather balloon, alone, and scared, was heartbreaking. I pictured poor Falcon crying, screaming, and curled up in the fetal position, desperate to get out of the balloon, but powerless to free himself. I thought about the devastation, fear, and guilt that I was sure must have been overcoming his parents Richard and Mayumi at that very moment. I prayed that the balloon would land safely on the solid ground with Falcon physically unharmed. I, the "Hannity" producers, and many Americans, sat waiting nervously, hoping for the best... continue reading »

Republican Senator Orrin Hatch reported Monday that after speaking with President Obama on the phone, he believes that the White House could possibly announce the President'snominee by the end of the week... continue reading »

I have a sneak peak of tonight's Great American Panel: Former special council to President Clinton Lanny Davis, NBC correspondent MaryAnne Zoellner and country music singer Collin Raye... continue reading »

Since the end of the G20 Summit and President Obama's whirlwind trip around Europe and the Middle East, not much has been said about what, if anything, wasactually accomplished there. The agreementfrom the G20 Summit was that the countries agreed to put more money in trade finance over the next few years and todiscourage protectionism. However, theU.N. General Assembly President Miguel D'Escoto Brockman has made his opinion loud and clear. In recent remarks, he has called the "G20pretty much a failure any way you slice it"because it did not allocate 2 or 3 TRILLION dollars to developing countries. He further goes on to blame the global economic crisis solely on the war in Iraq, apparently ignoring the credit default swapproblems, housing market fluctuations and other economic and market factors that have ZERO to do with the Iraq War... continue reading »

Last night during our Great American Panel, the tape of Jamie Foxx going off on 16-year-old starlet Miley Cyrus was played and discussed. All of the panelists agreed it wasgrossly inappropriateand that he should apologize. Well it turns out that Foxx did just that! "I so apologize to , and this is sincere... continue reading »