THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Breaking: Guess Who's About To Jump Into The Race According to media reports on Monday, Vice President Joe Biden is making plans to jump into the race for president and could make his announcement as early as this week. This afternoon Fox News White House Correspondent Ed Henry tweeted, “Three sources close to @VP telling me he’s expected to announce he is running but the sources are all urging caution on 48-hr timeline.” But not everyone is convinced Biden is ready to take the plunge. Washington reporter Jamie Dupree threw some cold water on the rumors on Monday’s Sean Hannity Radio Show, questioning the timing of the announcement. LISTEN: Sean's interview with Jamie Dupree “I sort of find it hard to believe he’s going to make an announcement this week—in the next 48 hours—since this week will be dominated so much by Hillary Clinton and her appearance before the Benghazi committee.” “Maybe that’s the reason why,” Sean interjected. “Maybe in light of the fact that that’s coming up, it’s not going to be a very good week for Hillary.” “I don’t know,” Dupree responded. “I wouldn’t want anything getting in the way of my announcement, especially something that, in a sense for some Democrats, could be an advertisement for her fighting with Republicans about Benghazi and her emails." Here's Larry David's Dead-On Bernie Sanders Impression Everyone Is Talking About Not a fan of the banks. They trample on the middle class. They control Washington. And why do they chain all their pens to the desks? Who's trying to steal a pen from a bank? Click here to watch! Rubio: Time To 'Turn The Page' On Jeb Bush Governor Jeb Bush’s campaign seems to have set its sights on Senator Marco Rubio over the past several days. The tussle began when Bush's communication director Tim Miller accused the Rubio campaign of "lying" about how much cash they had on hand according to their FEC filings. Recently Jeb also raised doubts about Rubio’s ability to lead, comparing has lack of experience to that of Senator Barack Obama in 2008. In addition, Jeb's 31-year old son and surrogate, Jeb Bush Jr., criticized Rubio  for missing "35% of his votes" in the U.S. Senate while campaigning. Asked to respond to the Bush campaign's aggressive posture, Senator Rubio initially demurred.  “It’s not going to change how I feel about Governor Bush,” Rubio responded on Friday’s Sean Hannity Radio Show. “I like him, I respect him, I thought he was a good governor.” Despite his initial reluctance to engage...(continue reading)