It's Called 'Patriotism! ~> Malkin SCHOOLS Juan Williams On American Exceptionalism ~> In Epic Michelle Style ~> Vid

"It's not called isolationism Juan, it's called 'Patriotism!" says Michelle Malkin to Juan Williams in a smack down debate hosted by FNC's Sean Hannity, regarding what's REALLY happening in Syria and how President Obama should have taken measures previously to prevent it years ago.

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Obama's Red Line ~> Andrea Tantaros Smoking Hot With Hannity ~> Video

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Rand Paul Makes Case To Vote No On Syria ~> #TruthMatters ~> Video

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Krauthammer To Hannity ~> Attack on Syria Pointless & Dangerous ~> Bibi Will Attack If Attacked ~> Video

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Michelle Malkin & Mark Levin ~> "The Liberty Amendments" ~> Must See Video

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Hannity Panel Explodes Over 9/11 Million Muslim March ~> 'The Audacity is Beyond Words!' ~> Video

Thursday night on Fox, Sean Hannity tore into the "Million Muslim March" planned for the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks next month in Washington. Hannity welcomed the march's organizer MD Rabbi Alam on the show to defend his group's plans, asking him, "You want to turn this into a day about anti-Islamic bigotry?" "We're standing this day to show America that we Muslim, we denounce terrorism," Alam said before Hannity cut him off, saying that sentiment contradicts the statement put out by the group, which claims Muslims continue to be "victimized by being made the villains."

Anti-Islamic activist Brigitte Gabriel helped Hannity take up the other side of the argument, condemning the group for "crying victim" rather than standing up against terrorism. Instead of saying "we rebuke anybody who blows up civilians in the name of Jihad," Gabriel said, "they are gathering together and crying victim. The audacity is beyond words!"

When Alam said Muslims have felt "villain-ized and victimized" since 9/11, Hannity shot back, asking, "Hasn't America bent over backwards to distinguish between Islam and radical Islamists? If anything, I think this country has bent over backwards and then some to make that distinction."

Gabriel picked up where Hannity left off, saying of Alam, "He's talking about bigotry. What bigotry? Our president went out of his way to even change the words out of our counterterrorism training manuals to take out every reference to Islamic radicalism, Islamic Jihadism, because we do not want to offend the Muslims. We are the victims here, the Americans. And we are offended that people like them have not yet stood up and condemned radicalism."

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She's Mad As "Hill" ~> The Clintons vs The Weiners ~> Andrea Tantaros Sounds Off ~> OMG Video

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Sean Hannity Responds To Al Sharpton's Comments ~> Utterly Destroys Him & Demands Apology ~> Must See Video

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Dana Loesch Debates Christy Setzer ~> Face Off Over Obamacare With Hannity ~> Video

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Rand Paul Strikes Back At Chris Christie With Hannity ~> Full Video

Last week, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie criticized Sen. Rand Paul’s opposition to warrantless government surveillance and Paul responded in-kind. 

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Juan Williams Fights With Hannity & Allen West Over Zimmerman ~> Video

Sean Hannity tonight brought up the "rise in racial tension" after the George Zimmerman trial ended and asked Allen West and Juan Williams why the country appears to be so divided on racial lines. Williams fought Hannity's assertion that it makes no sense since the decision was not about race, firing back that of course it was about race; from the very beginning all people talked about was race.

West slammed the push by some black leaders "stoking... racial division," and the media for going right along with it, while ignoring many other cases and cherry-picking issues to keep the separation in place. Williams declared that the trial led to a "higher level of distrust between people in this country," not just on racial lines, but on party lines. Hannity confronted Williams over whether President Obama's comments on the trial mean he has any blame in the division that's sprung up. Williams started to talk about race when Hannity piped up to say there was "no race in this case." Williams shot back that the entire conversation, from the time when the public first learned about the case to the present. He said the case only first got attention because the local cops didn't prosecute. Hannity insisted this was due to lack of evidence.

He and West found it outrageous how the media and major civil rights leaders seemingly don't care about other issues of crime and punishment in the black community. Williams agreed on this point, saying the media has completely ignored the "carnage" of black-on-black crime, and said gangster rappers ought to be called out for "corrupting our kids."

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