On Friday night (7/26/13), the Hannity show offered another “studio audience” show which, like most such Hannity shows, was little more than a panel discussion with a larger collection of the usual guests discussing the usual Hannity subjects. In this particular segment, the topic was, as Hannity pal Bill Cunningham put it, “Anthony’s Weiner case.” But perhaps because this was a special show, the panel didn’t just settle for run-of-the-mill smears of Democrats. No, for that night, they came up with a treat for their right-wing audience: accusing Weiner’s wife, Huma Abedin, of being connected to Islamic "supremacists" and, possibly, Hillary Clinton, the potential 2016 presidential candidate.

It started with Hannity calling on Brooke Goldstein, of the anti-Islamic Lawfare Project. She said about Weiner:

What’s amazing to me is that we’re spending time debating Schmeckle-gate, OK? When Huma Abedin, who has connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, who was connected to the chief financier of al-Qaeda, is his wife and has top security clearance.

As Think Progress points out and liberal panelist Sally Kohn spoke about briefly, this is a baseless conspiracy theory promoted by the likes of Michele Bachmann. But Hannity replied, “This a great point.”

Apparently, Monica Crowley, Fox News’ resident conspiracy-theorist extraordinaire, could not resist jumping in. She said:

Actually, what Brooke points to, that’s the real Huma Abedin story. It’s not about Weiner’s wiener. It’s about Huma Abedin and her ties to Islamic supremacists. That’s the real story.

Bo Dietl, another panelist, added, “And also assistant to our Secretary…”

Crowley continued, “…of State and soon to be maybe next president of the united states. That’s what this story is really all about.”

It’s hard to decide whether this latest Crowley conspiracy theory tops her allegation in which she blamed the Obama administration for her decision not to eat a cheeseburger, but if not, it certainly comes close.