Last night, Sean Hannity devoted an entire segment to a quiz show where all the questions were, “Who said…” followed by a verbal gaffe. All the answers were multiple choice: George W. Bush, Sarah Palin or Barack Obama. Guess what the answer was each time? 

This segment really has to be seen to be believed. Even the Obama-hating guests, Monica Crowley and Andrea Tantaros, seemed to find it a bit tiresome. Crowley announced she was sensing a predictable pattern - as Hannity pretended he was Regis Philbin and asked, “Is that your final answer?” Tantaros suggested Obama’s real errors were ones of policy, not having said he visited "57 states" nor wondering how to say something “in Austrian.” But Hannity gloated, “You won’t see this anywhere else but here because we’re vetting the president!”

So let’s ask a few questions of our own:

Who sits on the advisory board of a charity run by a guy who says:

"Thank God for slavery,’ because, you know, had not, then the blacks over here would have been stuck in Africa… The ride over was pretty tough but you know, it’s like riding on a crowded airplane when you’re not in First Class. It’s a tough ride. But you’re happy when you get to your desitination.”

A. Jesse Jackson  B. Rev. Al Sharpton  C. Sean Hannity

(Answer here)

Who repeatedly welcomed white supremacist Hal Turner to his radio show, even after Turner said, were it not for the graciousness of the white man, “black people would still be swinging on trees in Africa?”

A. Jesse Jackson  B. Rev. Al Sharpton  C. Sean Hannity 

(Answer here)

Which TV host refused to allow a guest to challenge another guest who said:

“Most blacks, not all but most in Tennessee, especially in the Memphis, Tennessee area, are still living in the 50’s and 60’s. They are so racist that they don’t even realize that white Americans have moved on. And so whenever there’s a campaign like this, such as this, they always use racism in order to intimidate white America.”

A.Rosie O’Donnell  B. Rev. Al Sharpton  C.Sean Hannity

(Answer here)