THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Prosecutor's Office: Grand jury in Ferguson case Reaches Decision A grand jury reached a decision earlier this afternoon in the case against the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in August, touching off nationwide protests and accusations of police brutality. The Office of the Prosecuting Attorney in St. Louis County, Mo., said the decision would be revealed at 9 p.m. ET, but gave no indication whether officer Darren Wilson would be charged in the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown. Speaking at the University of Missouri-St. Louis about an hour ago, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon urged peace and said authorities were prepared to deal with possible protests. "It is understood that they, like the rest of us, are on edge," Nixon said, referring to Ferguson's residents. "Together we are all focused that the necessary resources are on hand to protect lives, protect property and protect free speech." Sean will be live on 'Hannity' on FoxNews at 10pm ET with reaction and analysis of the grand jury's decision. Why Clint Lorance Deserves Clemency Via DailyCaller.com Clint Lorance is the epitome of all that’s right in this world. The son of a welder, he grew up in a humble, middle-class household. A respectful, gentle, and tenderhearted man, Clint was always quick to open doors for ladies and offer a helping hand to the elderly or weak. By twelve, he was mowing lawns to stow away money for college. When it came time to drive, he paid for his own truck and the insurance. Clint frequently sent his mom flowers and gifts. He even paid her truck off a few years ago, just because he could. Not long after his grandfather’s death in 1999, Clint began secretly depositing money into his grandmother’s bank account, doing his best to never take credit for it. These $250.00/month deposits continued for nearly eleven years. Until Clint was incarcerated. After serving 10 years with a spotless record in the U.S. Army — accolades at every evaluation — Clint found himself in the middle of a nightmare. With one split-second decision, this hero’s life was destroyed by the very military he gave himself to. Read the full op-ed here. Karen Vaughn is the Gold Star Mother of SOC, Navy SEAL, Aaron Vaughn – who was killed on August 6th, 2011, while serving in Afghanistan. After her son’s death, Karen and her husband Billy (Author of Betrayed) have dedicated themselves to defending America’s defenders. She is the founder of “For Our Son” and is an active voice for Concerned Veterans for America.