Sean Hannity and Hal Turner

Sean Hannity after the viewing of what he called the never before seen, media-hidden video of law student Barack Obama:

"Hannity was enthralled, of course. 'This does raise questions,' he said. 'What are people to grab from this… Is it that Barack Obama seems to always gravitate towards the most radical people?”

Always gravitates towards the most radical people?  Hannity surely knows a thing or two about embracing radicals.  Him and White Supremacist Hal Turner embraced in many ways:

Turner was once a prominent activist in New Jersey's Republican Party. To area conservatives, he was best known by his moniker for call-ins to the Sean Hannity Show, "Hal from North Bergen." For years, Hannity offered his top-rated radio show as a regular forum for Turner's occasionally racist, always over-the-top rants. Hannity also chatted with him off-air, allegedly offering encouragement to Turner as he struggled to overcome a cocaine habit and homosexual leanings. Turner has boasted that Hannity once invited Turner and his son on to the set of Fox News's Hannity and Colmes. Today, Turner lurks on the fringes of the far right, spouting hate-laced tirades on his webcast radio show. Hannity, meanwhile, remains mum about his former alliance with the neo-Nazi, homing in instead on the supposed racism of black and Latino Democrats.

Telephone conversations, air time, counseling about gay leanings and drug habits, invitations to places of work, all that is a total embrace of Hal Turner's racist agenda.

White Supremacist and Hannity Friend, Hal Turner