Giuliani on "Hannity & Colmes"

By lgeubank
December 28, 2007 - 01:36 ET

Did you catch Giuliani on Hannity and Colmes tonight (Thursday)? Colmes' first words to Giuliani: "How do you feel?" Rudy answered he felt fine. Colmes: "Your health is good?" (I'm quoting from memory.)

Am I being too suspicious, or did Colmes have that planned, in order to call attention to Rudy's past bout with cancer? Colmes is a sneaky, underhanded little jerk -- I wouldn't put it past him to have planned those lines as a sly tactic. (You can't tell me he really cares about anybody's health.)

And while I'm on the subject, did you ever notice how, whenever there's a conservative guest he doesn't agree with, Colmes ALWAYS begins his comments by interrupting the guest?

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The big news here is that

December 28, 2007 - 07:54 ET by WhichWing

The big news here is that Colmes was allowed in the studio while Giuliani was there, it's usually just Hannity and Giuliani one on one. (You get a better interview from someone who agrees with you.)

I didn't see the interview so I can't say for sure, but from what I've seen of H&C, I would guess your description is accurate.

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