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[QUOTE=&quot;Rickideemus, post: 211804, member: 12677&quot;]James, I think what happened to Glenn Beck was different. The problem with all that guilt by association is you step on a lot of toes with big money. The list of advertisers refusing to support his show had grown to almost 400, according to Forbes Magazine. Still Beck was #3 in the ratings for cable news. Reports said Roger Ailes asked him to stay, but I think he made it clear Beck had to tone down the rhetoric. Beck really thought his internet TV thing was going to take off like a rocket, so they went their separate ways.I can't imagine how many advertisers have jumped the ship on Hannity, with his latest shenanigans, but I don't see an amicable divorce in his future. It's going to be either crash and burn or total vindication. I don't see how this could result in impeachment of the POTUS, since lying to the public isn't a crime. But it would put liberalism back 25 years, as more and more commentators join the &quot;liar liar&quot; chorus, and open the door to repeal of ObamaCareless.rev, you must have watched a different video than the one linked above. I thought Hannity made it very clearly the poop DOES stink. And OF COURSE there is legal scope to take out Hannity -- unless he can mount the defense of truth. Any decent prosecutor could lead a jury to find malice on Hannity's part. He hates everything Obama stands for, and has said so openly and repeatedly. Hannity would have to prove that every defaming statement he made was the exact and literal truth -- period.MrPogi, lack of a law suit doesn't constitute proof by itself. But at the very least Obama should be calling for FNC to fire Hannity, wouldn't you say???Rick[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Rickideemus, post: 211804, member: 12677"]James, I think what happened to Glenn Beck was different. The problem with all that guilt by association is you step on a lot of toes with big money. The list of advertisers refusing to support his show had grown to almost 400, according to Forbes Magazine. Still Beck was #3 in the ratings for cable news. Reports said Roger Ailes asked him to stay, but I think he made it clear Beck had to tone down the rhetoric. Beck really thought his internet TV thing was going to take off like a rocket, so they went their separate ways. I can't imagine how many advertisers have jumped the ship on Hannity, with his latest shenanigans, but I don't see an amicable divorce in his future. It's going to be either crash and burn or total vindication. I don't see how this could result in impeachment of the POTUS, since lying to the public isn't a crime. But it would put liberalism back 25 years, as more and more commentators join the "liar liar" chorus, and open the door to repeal of ObamaCareless. rev, you must have watched a different video than the one linked above. I thought Hannity made it very clearly the poop DOES stink. And OF COURSE there is legal scope to take out Hannity -- [I][B]unless[/B][/I] he can mount the defense of truth. Any decent prosecutor could lead a jury to find malice on Hannity's part. He hates everything Obama stands for, and has said so openly and repeatedly. Hannity would have to prove that every defaming statement he made was the exact and literal truth -- period. MrPogi, lack of a law suit doesn't constitute proof by itself. But at the very [I]least[/I] Obama should be calling for FNC to fire Hannity, [I][B]wouldn't you say???[/B][/I] Rick[/QUOTE]

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