Hannity Tells Grodin He'll Get Waterboarded For Charity

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Hannity Tells Grodin He'll Get Waterboarded For Charity

By SteveK on Apr 23, 2009 12:55 PM

Whenever Charles Grodin stops by for an interview with FNC's Sean Hannity, there's going to be fireworks.

Grodin got in his usual cracks during his appearance last night — about Hannity's make-up, and asking "Where's Alan?" and "Are you dating Ann Coulter?"

But in a discussion about torture, Grodin asked Hannity if he would agree to be waterboarded, and it appears the FNC host agreed.

"I'll do it for charity," he said. "I'll let you do it. I'll do it for the troops families."

It wouldn't be the first time someone on FNC was waterboarded — correspondent Steve Harrigan underwent the tactic for a report in 2006.

Click continued to see part of the interview (the waterboarding section begins about 3:00 in)...

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