$100,000 Reward For Khalidi Tape
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Thursday, September 20th | |
Joel Pollack, editor in chief of Breitbart.com, joined Sean with an exclusive story Thursday afternoon. Breitbart News is doubling its reward--to $100,000--for one of the missing pieces of Barack Obama's past, the key to understanding his Middle East policy that is now in flames: the "Khalidi tape," a video kept under wraps by the Los Angeles Times since April 2008. Only one person has seen these tapes, Peter Wallsten, a reporter, who has been frightened into silence. He will not discuss the tapes or story. Pollack explained that there has never been a tape or source completely hidden from the American people. The reason this video has never seen the light of day according to the editor-in-chief is to lead America away from the truth of Obama's true beliefs towards the American people and the people of Israel. For more on this developing story, please click here. Giuliani Slams White House On Libya Intelligence sources are convinced that the Mideast attack on the consulate in Libya was directly tied to Al Qaeda. Fox News learned that Sufyan Ben Qumu is the man likely behind the attack and may have led the strike on the compound. Qumu, a Libyan released from Gitmo in 2007 was transferred to Libyan custody under the condition that he would be kept in jail. Well, he was not. According to his Guantanamo release file he was also tied to the financiers behind 9/11. Sean was joined by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for reaction to this developing story. The former NYC mayor explained he felt the Obama administration is trying to spin their way out of this controversy. "I think the administration wanted us to all believe the narrative that that they had conquered Al Qaeda, that Al Qaeda was defeated, that the killing of bin Laden meant the end of Al Qaeda. Simple fact is, that isn't true." You can watch Sean's entire discussion with Giuliani by clicking here. |
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| USTA/Tennis Community As many fans of Sean know, playing tennis is one his favorite things to do when he's not pouring over hundreds of websites and new-stories preparing for his next show. Sean has also taken an active role in helping promote USTA junior tennis. Daily listeners to Sean's radio show might remember a scathing letter he sent {read letter here} to the head of the USTA over proposed rule changes that were to take effect next year. Today, Sean was happy to announce the USTA issued a letter in which it appears they've agreed to "hit the pause" button on rolling out the new rules for next season. Sean posted the USTA's letter as well as his reaction to the letter on Hannity.com. You can read it here. Sean encouraged his listeners to add their own comments to the article to encourage the USTA to re-think their new competitive rule structure. @SeanHannity Tweet Of The Day: seanhannity RT @fredthompson: Obama campaign asking people to hold yard sales and donate the proceeds to them. Might work better if fewer yards were in foreclosure. #tcot Join Sean's Twitter Army @SeanHannity! Today's "Hot Topic" From The Hannity Forums: Why are Marines not guarding each and every US Embassy? - VA-165 Boomer I always thought we had Marines on guard. Now at some, not all, the state dept contracts that work out. Letterman asked the President the other night if it bothered him that his daughters are growing up so fast. The President replied, "No not really. They're surrounded by men with guns." Our ambassador in Libya has no security on 9/11/12? >> TV Tonight (Hannity FoxNews at 9pm ET): Does the president really believe in the redistribution of wealth? RNC Chairman Reince Priebus weighs in tonight on 'Hannity'. |
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