Sean Hannity likes to pretend he’s a regular guy and rail against “elites." Just pay no attention to his multimillion-dollar earnings. But lately I’ve noticed that Hannity spends a lot of time “mentioning” his friends in high places or his insider connections with those same people. So when he brought up his connections to Stephen Baldwin within the first 30 seconds (if not sooner) of their interview last night - and went on to boast about his private screening of Baldwin's film - I thought it was time to start documenting all the elite privileges this “regular guy” boasts about.

“You and I are pretty good friends,” Hannity said, apropos of nothing having to do with Baldwin’s appearance on Hannity last night.

“Absolutely,” Baldwin agreed.

“We argue every once in a while,” Hannity said, driving the point home about their palsiness.

“We debate,” Baldwin concurred.

Then Hannity dropped how he got some kind of VIP screening of Act of Valor, the film Baldwin is involved with:

"One thing we are not going to disagree on. You were really, really kind to get me – and I’m so glad that you did – it’s out Friday night, Act of Valor, and I sat there and I watched this with my kid and I was, like, explaining to him, ‘You’ve got to understand. Those are not actors.’”

Yes, just a regular guy getting a private screening with his son from his “good friend,” Stephen Baldwin. Doesn't everybody?