Sean Hannity

But I love all of it. Does that sound, it's a cheap, it's a kind of crappy answer, right?

But I love all of it. Does that sound, it's a cheap, it's a kind of crappy answer, right?

Like back then when you got fired from that, did you always like, no, you'd be. I always felt through most of my career, I was doing my last show. I just figured somebody's going to come in and realize they screwed up and pull the plug. And I always, but that fear also drove, that wasn't a fear. And that belief drove me and I just worked harder.

Like back then when you got fired from that, did you always like, no, you'd be. I always felt through most of my career, I was doing my last show. I just figured somebody's going to come in and realize they screwed up and pull the plug. And I always, but that fear also drove, that wasn't a fear. And that belief drove me and I just worked harder.

Like back then when you got fired from that, did you always like, no, you'd be. I always felt through most of my career, I was doing my last show. I just figured somebody's going to come in and realize they screwed up and pull the plug. And I always, but that fear also drove, that wasn't a fear. And that belief drove me and I just worked harder.

I'll give you an example of how I learned to work harder. When I was in Atlanta, there was a legend, he's now retired, he's still a friend of mine. And it's funny, we became friends because we were fierce competitors. His name is Neil Bortz, smart as hell, Mensa, he's that bright. And he was on a station in Atlanta and then he made the jump to another station.

I'll give you an example of how I learned to work harder. When I was in Atlanta, there was a legend, he's now retired, he's still a friend of mine. And it's funny, we became friends because we were fierce competitors. His name is Neil Bortz, smart as hell, Mensa, he's that bright. And he was on a station in Atlanta and then he made the jump to another station.

I'll give you an example of how I learned to work harder. When I was in Atlanta, there was a legend, he's now retired, he's still a friend of mine. And it's funny, we became friends because we were fierce competitors. His name is Neil Bortz, smart as hell, Mensa, he's that bright. And he was on a station in Atlanta and then he made the jump to another station.

It was a big deal, big story, big change. I went in to audition, two days, I get hired, I move from Huntsville, Alabama to Atlanta. He's on a six month no compete. I get there, I've got four months to convince this audience that I'm worth listening to. Otherwise, he's going to come in? Well, first, he made a mistake. He used to be on 9 to noon, which was my slot.

It was a big deal, big story, big change. I went in to audition, two days, I get hired, I move from Huntsville, Alabama to Atlanta. He's on a six month no compete. I get there, I've got four months to convince this audience that I'm worth listening to. Otherwise, he's going to come in? Well, first, he made a mistake. He used to be on 9 to noon, which was my slot.

It was a big deal, big story, big change. I went in to audition, two days, I get hired, I move from Huntsville, Alabama to Atlanta. He's on a six month no compete. I get there, I've got four months to convince this audience that I'm worth listening to. Otherwise, he's going to come in? Well, first, he made a mistake. He used to be on 9 to noon, which was my slot.

Then he moved 12-3 to go up on my station. We had Rush at the time, and Rush was like at the top of his game. I mean, pulling massive numbers, which was great for me because he was a big draw for the station. That meant huge cue. So he went up against Rush. He got his ass kicked. Then he swore, I'm a morning person. Sure enough, I'm going on vacation one day.

Then he moved 12-3 to go up on my station. We had Rush at the time, and Rush was like at the top of his game. I mean, pulling massive numbers, which was great for me because he was a big draw for the station. That meant huge cue. So he went up against Rush. He got his ass kicked. Then he swore, I'm a morning person. Sure enough, I'm going on vacation one day.

Then he moved 12-3 to go up on my station. We had Rush at the time, and Rush was like at the top of his game. I mean, pulling massive numbers, which was great for me because he was a big draw for the station. That meant huge cue. So he went up against Rush. He got his ass kicked. Then he swore, I'm a morning person. Sure enough, I'm going on vacation one day.

My first vacation, like eight months after starting. And I'm listening to him 12 to 3. I just finished my show. I'm driving to the airport, Hartsfield Airport. And he's like, Hannity, I know you're listening. I'm like.

My first vacation, like eight months after starting. And I'm listening to him 12 to 3. I just finished my show. I'm driving to the airport, Hartsfield Airport. And he's like, Hannity, I know you're listening. I'm like.

My first vacation, like eight months after starting. And I'm listening to him 12 to 3. I just finished my show. I'm driving to the airport, Hartsfield Airport. And he's like, Hannity, I know you're listening. I'm like.

On the air. I'm like, how the hell does he know I'm listening? He goes, I know you're going on vacation. He goes, get ready. Your phone's about to ring. And he goes, I just want you to know, you're going to get a call from your boss telling you to come back because starting Monday morning at 8.45, he was going to get a 15 minute jump on me. He was an SOB. And I heard all of it.

On the air. I'm like, how the hell does he know I'm listening? He goes, I know you're going on vacation. He goes, get ready. Your phone's about to ring. And he goes, I just want you to know, you're going to get a call from your boss telling you to come back because starting Monday morning at 8.45, he was going to get a 15 minute jump on me. He was an SOB. And I heard all of it.

On the air. I'm like, how the hell does he know I'm listening? He goes, I know you're going on vacation. He goes, get ready. Your phone's about to ring. And he goes, I just want you to know, you're going to get a call from your boss telling you to come back because starting Monday morning at 8.45, he was going to get a 15 minute jump on me. He was an SOB. And I heard all of it.