Charles Grodin was plugging his new book on Hannity & Colmes and having the chance, challenged Sean Hannity to name mistakes he's made, called him a fascist, accused him of "bomb throwing" for the right wing and wondered why they were covering an election way before its time, when they should be talking about topics like port security, airline cargo screening and the felony murder roll.
Grodin took over the show and kept it in his teeth like a pit bull with a bone. Hannity didn't know how to react. Should he be his rabid, right-wing frenzied self or was this a joke?
Sean Hannity: How can you sing "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and not be a left-winger?
Charles Grodin: I'll tell you, that's an insightful comment if I ever heard one.
I don't know why his first show was canceled, but maybe MSNBC should think about giving Grodin a new one based on this interview alone.
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