THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Hannity's Headlines Tuesday, August 15th #StandWithSean

GOP Rep Demands Congressional Hearings Over Mueller's Liberal 'Hit Team' Texas Congressman Brian Babin sent a strongly worded letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee and the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, demanding Congressional leaders convene a public hearing to debate Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian meddling and the democrat-leaning legal team he's assembled. REPORT: Kim Jong Un Strung Out on Drugs, Addicted to Steroids North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's reckless and unpredictable behavior might be a result of drug abuse, with doctors suggesting his current mental health is a product of heavy steroid use, according to Fox News.

Sanders Blames Trump for Charlottesville--Then Backtracks...Twice In a series of now-deleted tweets, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders blamed President Donald Trump for Saturday's violence in Charlottesville, Virginia--then quickly walked back his accusations. On Monday evening, Sanders sent out a tweet which read: "Do I think President Trump bares [sic] responsibility for conjuring the behavior of white supremacists in this country? Absolutely, yes."

Virginia Victim's Mom Thanks President Trump for 'Denouncing' Hate Groups The grieving mother of a victim who died during the weekend's deadly protests in Charlottesville, Virginia thanked President Trump on Monday, following the President's fierce condemnation of Neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups. Susan Bro, the mother of Heather Heyer, released a statement following President Trump's press conference where he denounced those responsible for the deadly clashes that rocked Virginia. "Thank you, President Trump, for those words of comfort and denouncing those who promote violence and hatred," she said. "My condolences, also, to the grieving families of the two state troopers and quick recovery for those injured."

Hannity: Mainstream Media Using Charlottesville to Smear Conservatives During his opening monologue on 'Hannity' Monday night, Sean slammed the mainstream media's attempts to smear President Trump and fellow conservatives as racists and bigots following the weekend's deadly protests in Charlottesville, Virginia. "What we saw take place in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend... it is disgusting, it is despicable, and it's really hard to imagine, in this day and age, that there are actually people out there that could do this to their fellow human beings," said Hannity. "There's no place in this country for neo-Nazis, fascists, white supremacists, and what they stand for should be condemned in the widest terms possible by all good people in this country."

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