THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Another Former Competitor Endorses Trump Former Texas Governor Rick Perry is the latest of Donald Trump's vanquished competitors to come out in support of the billionaire. Perry, who had once thrown his support behind Texas Senator Ted Cruz, gave his endorsement on Thursday. "He is not a perfect man. But what I do believe is that he loves this country and he will surround himself with capable, experienced people and he will listen to them," Perry said on CNN. "He wasn't my first choice, wasn't my second choice, but he is the people's choice." Despite Trump's imperfections, Perry went on to heap praise on the real estate mogul. "He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for the president I have ever seen," he added. Trump tweeted his appreciation to the former Texas Governor...(read) Gingrich Slam "Pseudo-Intellectual Right-Wingers" For Not Supporting The Nominee Although many Republicans, including former Governors Mike Huckabee and Rick Perry, have came around to supporting Donald Trump, many continue to voice their concerns about the presumptive GOP nominee. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan can be counted amongst those who are withholding their support. "I'm just not ready to do that at this point," the Speaker said to CNN about endorsing Trump. "I'm not there right now." WATCH: Gingrich slams "pseudo-intellectual right-wingers" who won't support Trump "I'm not ready to support Speaker Ryan anymore," Sean said of the Ryan's comments on Thursday's Hannity. "I'm thinking maybe we need a new speaker." Speaker Ryan isn't alone. Over at The National Review, David French has declared that the Republican party is in ruins. French writes: A minority of its primary voters have torched its founders' legacy by voting for a man who combines old-school Democratic ideology, a bizarre form of hyper-violent isolationism, fringe conspiracy theories, and serial lies with an enthusiastic flock of online racists to create perhaps the most toxic electoral coalition since George Wallace. Then - to add insult to injury - multiple GOP leaders bulldozed the ashes by issuing nauseating calls for unity, foremost among them Reince Priebus...Reince, you should resign rather than spending one more ounce of personal energy supporting a reprehensible man. Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich joined Thursday's Hannity to discuss the hesitancy of some Republicans to throw their lot in with the real estate mogul...(continue reading)