THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Sean Reacts To Caller Who Accuses Him Of Bias Towards Trump The New York Times released a story Tuesday chronicling the tension among conservative media figures as the battle for delegates drags out between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. Some have endorsed Ted Cruz, others have come out in favor of Donald Trump. And some have done their best to remain neutral, often resulting in criticism from both sides. On Tuesday's radio show, a caller named Darlene suggested that Sean Hannity has shown a bias towards Donald Trump, prompting Sean to explain how he views his role in the GOP primary. The conversation started with a debate over the charges filed by Michelle Fields against Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and how Darlene finds Trump's overall character to be offensive. As the conversation developed, she criticized Sean for not taking more calls on this issue. "You're mischaracterizing what I'm saying. If you're a Trump supporter you're going to have one view, if you're a Cruz supporter you're going to have another view," Sean explained. "My overarching comment is that if this continues - if we don't get focused on issues fast - I think it hurts the chances to beat Hillary. Which to me is the bigger picture." "If I put a Cruz supporter and a Trump supporter on, they're going to have a very different interpretation of the [Fields/Lewandowski] event," Hannity said. As it became clear that Darlene doesn't believe Trump can beat Hillary, Sean said she should go out and support Cruz both through donations and volunteering. But Darlene didn't believe that Sean was sincere. "I just got done telling you to follow your heart. Vote for Ted Cruz. I would also add you should campaign for him. If you have money you should donate to him if that's where your heart is." Sean then addressed the fact that he hasn't come out in favor of a single candidate...(continue reading) Hollywood Liberal Susan Sarandon Prefers Trump To Hillary Actress Susan Sarandon, a hardcore liberal and Bernie Sanders supporter, implied she would vote for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton if those are the choices in November. In an interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes, Sarandon said, "Some people feel Donald Trump will bring the revolution immediately... If he gets in, then things will really explode." WATCH: Sarandon suggests Trump could be better choice for president than Clinton Hayes asked if that was a dangerous line of thinking, but Sarandon said it was time for a serious shake up to the status quo. "If you think that it's pragmatic to shore up the status quo right now, then you're not in touch with the status quo," she said. Sarandon cited Clinton's donations from supporters on fracking and inaction on raising the minimum wage as two issues that show she is part of an establishment that needed to be upended. Based on these statements, she believes a Trump presidency would escalate dissatisfaction in America and lead to revolution.