Another night, another bout of Sean Hannity race baiting. Last night’s excuse was the arrest of three pals of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. You can rest assured that if a Republican were in the White House, Hannity would be falling all over himself praising the law enforcement work. But since it’s President Obama, the entire crime/terror attack seems little more than a string of opportunities to hate monger, in a particularly ethnic way, against President Obama. He was aided in that effort last night by former policeman Mark Fuhrman. Yes, THAT Mark Fuhrman – one of many, many white people in trouble for bigotry that Hannity has befriended. 

Hannity started by going to Fuhrman and Hannity’s “Let’s Impeach Obama” pal, Jay Sekulow “for more” on a report that Saudi Arabia warned the U.S. in 2012 about “Suspect #1,” i.e. the now-deceased Tamerlan Tsarnaev, “but the White House and the (Saudi) Embassy are now denying that report.” As if either Fuhrman or Sekulow would have any more information on the topic.

Fuhrman said, "We’re at war with radical Islam. That’s it in a nutshell and we’re not getting on board. It’s a wake up call and we’re just not coming to the game."

I wasn’t clear at first what Fuhrman was saying we need to do or are not doing. But later Fuhrman revealed he thinks we need to consider all Muslims as in league with the enemy. In answer to the "question" as to why the Obama administration called the Tsarnaev brothers "lone wolves," Fuhrman explained:

Why does the federal government, why does the White House, why do the mouthpieces for the White House say what they say? Well, they say it because it’s easier. It’s harder to track down terrorists. The bar is much, much higher. And you need to be much, much more into the game of security and anti-terrorism. And that takes effort, that takes training and it takes throwing political correctness out the window. You need to call things as they are. Radical Islam is radical Islam and normal Islamics are not doing anything to dismiss that attitude.

By the way, according to Fox News’ profile of Fuhrman, he’s a “forensic and crime scene expert.” There is nothing to indicate an expertise in terrorism, tracking down terrorism or radical Islam.

However, Fuhrman closed by saying he thinks “There’s gonna be a lot of people down the line that knew about these brothers and their training in Russia and it’s gonna come out more and more and trickle out. I believe that.”