Hannity More “Gangsta” Than Snoop Dogg?
In an article appearing in today’s Washington Times {Article}, Def Jams Hip Hop mogul Russell Simmons lashed out against Sean’s comments about the rapper, Common. "Every rapper that’s famous is less gangster, less homophobic, less racist, and less sexist than Sean Hannity. I like him [Hannity], but that’s what I’m saying about the rappers I know," said Mr. Simmons. "Snoop Dogg is less sexist than [Hannity]. Snoop Dogg is less racist than him. Snoop Dogg is less homophobic than him and Snoop Dogg is a lot less gangster than him. So Sean Hannity has to handle his own business. He’s got his own issues." Mr. Simmons said {AUDIO HERE}. The news that he was more “gangsta” than Snoop Dogg took Sean by surprise as he opened Wednesday’s show. “Put up a poll Elisha,” Sean asked his producer, “let’s have the audience vote on who’s more ‘gangsta,’” Sean said. Head on over to Hannity.com and cast your vote.

Michael Moore Lives On Mars
On the new “Team Blogs” section of Hannity.com, Sean’s Affiliate Relations Director Eileen posted an article about comments director Michael Moore made about Osama bin Laden’s death. Moore claims that America’s number one most wanted terrorist wasn’t killed,“He was straight up executed.” Eileen writes, “Moore states that he doesn’t “believe in celebrating a person’s death” because he is an Irish Catholic. Neither does Moore find it necessary to reveal the photos of Osama bin Laden’s body. Instead this ‘inquisitive’ and ‘hard-hitting’ director is willing to take the President at his word!” To read Eileen’s entire blog post about Michael Moore please click here.

Rove Slams White House For Inviting “Thug” Rapper
Sean invited “The Architect” to ‘Hannity’ last night to discuss the controversial invitation the White House extended to a rapper named Common. “Yes, let's invite a misogynist to the White House, a guy who's called for violence against police officer, and called for killing the former president of the United States George W. Bush. This will set a good tone for the country,” Rove said sarcastically. “President Obama last week said he wanted to recapture that special moment we had after 9/11. And here week later, we have an example of how this White House can recapture that moment by inviting a thug to the White House - a man who call for the death of Mr. Obama's predecessor in office,” Rove continued. “They are inviting a guy who called for the previous president to be assassinated and for violence to be committed against police officers. And whose lyrics are sexually explicit and misogynist. This guy is a thug. And why they are inviting him to poetry night at the White House, speaks volumes about President Obama and this White House staff,” Rove concluded. You can watch Sean’s entire interview with Karl Rove by clicking right here.